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2 | plate 120 is fixed across a forward region of the bottom of the channel member 116 a vertically oriented l shaped mounting plate 122 joins a complimentary shaped forward end arrangement of the channel member 116 and plates 118 and 120 a left upright cylindrical mounting yoke stem receptacle not visible is provided in a front end region of the reaction arm 96 l when the axle section 28 is adjusted outwardly with the left wheel 16 to establish a wide track position as shown in fig2 the long leg of the l shaped mounting plate 122 is clamped in sandwiching relationship to a left spacer plate 106 by a left pair of bolts 108 while the short leg is clamped as by a left pair of vertically spaced bolts 110 to an upright plate 124 forming part of a u shaped mounting bracket 126 having vertically spaced legs supported by the left spindle receptacle 34 in the case where the axle section 28 is placed in an inward position along with the wheel 16 to establish a narrow track position of the left wheel 16 the long leg of the l shaped mounting plate is clamped to the mounting plate 90 of the support bracket 74 l in sandwiching relationship to the left spacer plate 106 by the left pair of bolts 108 the right and left hydraulic steering cylinders 98 each include a rod 128 projecting axially through a barrel 130 in which is located a piston not shown which is fixed to the rod for reciprocation within the barrel a forward end of the cylinder rod 128 is connected to the right steering arm 48 by a coupler 132 which includes a stem that projects. |
7 | in the system 39 s physical drives pds a system manager 107 allows users to create vvs and export them make visible and accessible to hosts as logical unit numbers luns the destination storage system 104 includes a low level migration engine 112 also known as the region mover at the ld level that copies and mirrors data between sets of lds mapped to physical disks pds the ld mirroring process duplicates any host writes to both locations ensuring data consistency in one example a migration manager 108 on a host computer 110 uses migration engine 112 in a method to migrate volumes from source storage system 102 to destination storage system 104 in another example migration manager 108 uses migration engine 112 in methods to convert a fully provisioned vv fpvv on storage system 104 to a thinly provisioned vv tpvv and vice versa the migration manager 108 may be implemented with executable instructions for a processor in host computer 110 the executable instructions may be stored in a non transitory computer readable medium such as a hard disk drive a solid state drive or another type of nonvolatile memory the host computer 110 is coupled to destination storage system 104 the destination storage system 104 includes a full mesh backplane that joins multiple controller nodes to form a cache coherent cluster in one example each controller node may contain processing complexes memories and network interface cards for data movement and control functions e g an asic and associated memory for data movement and central processing units and associated memory for control functions controller nodes are paired. |
7 | guide device 12 appears at the top of the exploded view just below the upper cover 22 and contains several preferred elements these include left and right sides steeper than the front and back and of a concave nature particularly in the areas proximal to the fingerprint sensor 16 the front of the finger guide device is concave from the sensor window to the top ridge and has shape derived from a short set of radii to create its generally concave contour the rear section radii create the least steep concave contour and are meant to cup the portion of the finger or digit between the preferred print and the remainder of the digit adjacent to the body the end of the finger guide device furthest from the fingernail contains a continuation of the feedback ridge but is not intended to use the finger joint or skin ridge under the joint as a means for positioning the finger adjacent to the sensor 16 the sides of the finger guide device form a recess that receives the finger of the user accordingly the sides of the finger guide device have the same general shape as the finger in the first preferred embodiment of the finger guide device of the present invention the sides. |
7 | brain by amplifying brainwave signals it was possible for these subjects to conduct a binary digit system of communications under experimental conditions dewan 39 s preliminary results were documented in nature vol 214 p 975 is an article entitled u201c occipital alpha rhythm eye position and lens accommodation u201d 1967 which is incorporated by reference his principles are put into application here the reader 39 s attention is now directed towards fig1 which depicts a biofeedback sensor system which is worn on the head via a strap hb 1 and uses two sensors sn to detect the emission of alpha waves and drive a communication system or servomechanism 100 fig1 is a perspective view of a two electrode implementation conductive standard eeg electrodes e 1 and e 3 are sewn inside headband hb 1 electrodes e 1 and e 3 are applied in the usual way with electrode paste and contact the user 39 s scalp across the occipital lobes and pick up signals from this area of the brain electrodes e 1 and e 3 are connected via snaps sn to electronics servomechanism communication system 100 in the ear audio biofeedback transducer sk is hard wired to servomechanism 100 servomechanism 100 connects to sense electrodes e 1 and e 3 which contact the scalp across the back of the head over the occipital lobe via snaps sn headband hb 1 is free to slide back and forth through loop shaped. |
9 | to reel off the test tape than in the case of the embodiment example shown in fig1 as the diameter of the supply spool 23 decreases the embodiment example shown in fig3 of a tape magazine 50 is formed to include a compensation mechanism that is loaded with a force that changes depending on the diameter of a tape spool of the storage unit tape magazine 50 has a rocking lever 51 on the inner wall of the holder 12 below the dividing wall 14 which is hinged on the inner wall around an axis 52 the free end of the rocking lever 43 is also provided with a rotating deflector roller 53 over which the test tape 30 is guided the rocking lever 51 also extends tangentially to the spool housing 21 and touches the spool housing 21 at a contact point that is not visible in the figure the compensation mechanism is formed by a rocker arm 54 that can rotate around an axis 55 is pivoted on the rocking lever 51 the free end of the rocker arm 54 is provided with a follower roller 56 which rests on the circumference of the supply spool 23 at a contact point 58 a pressure spring 57 which is pretensioned with a certain spring force f spring is braced against the dividing wall 14 and the rocker arm 54 such that this spring force is applied to the rocker arm 54 when the drive for the test tape 30 is actuated it has to. |
4 | 14 is mounted on the lower surface of the supporting member 10 and a piston 12 of the air cylinder 11 is connected at its one end with a gauge plate support 13 located on the front side of the supporting member 10 the gauge plate 14 for determining an external shape of the pocket piece p is detachably mounted to the gauge plate support 13 and the pocket piece p is adapted to be put on the gauge plate 14 the gauge plate 14 is operated by the piston 12 to be advanced onto the workpiece supporting table 4 and be retracted to the underside of the supporting member 10 the supporting member 10 is formed at its front end with a pair of shaft supports 15 projecting frontwardly and a horizontal support shaft 16 is supported to the shaft supports 15 a presser plate support 17 is rotatably mounted on the support shaft 16 the presser plate support 17 is formed with a pair of mount portions 18 projecting frontwardly for detachably mounting the presser plate 19 the presser plate support 17 is further formed with a connecting portion 20 projecting upwardly at an upper central position thereof the connecting portion 20 is connected to a piston 22 of the air cylinder 21 rotatably mounted on the upper surface of the supporting member 10 when the piston 22 is operated to advance and retract the presser plate 19 is rotated between an operative position where it is superimposed on the gauge plate 14 and an inoperative position where it is separated from the gauge plate 14 a pair of supporting blocks 23 are rotatably supported at both ends of the support shaft 16 and a substantially u shaped folding member mount plate 24 is detachably mounted. |
6 | the first pump 10 and hence the torque at higher pressures fig2 shows a speed controlled electric drive with the multi flow pump and the optional suction jet pump 90 it is advantageous that only the first pump 17 for producing the high system pressure has to be driven by the first electric motor 27 by means of the first electric motor 21 and the second speed controlled motor 22 the hydraulic energy source in fig3 allows two completely independent branches for supplying the actuator system and the cooling system 100 according to fig4 coupling between the branches can be provided by means of the selector valve 50 fig5 shows a hydraulic energy source with a speed controlled first electric motor which is associated with the pumps 13 and 14 the second pump 14 which is of larger design can be connected up by means of the disengageable coupling fig6 shows a hydraulic energy source having a first electric motor which has a variable speed and a variable direction of rotation with for the smaller first pump 191 which is designed to produce a the high system pressure and the low cooling pressure and for a for the second larger pump 192 which is designed to produce the lower cooling pressure the one way clutches 150 and 151 are built in. |
5 | edge of section 37 in the preferred embodiment shown in fig6 and 7 the strap 36 is stamped out to have a mirror image trapezoid portion 200 the mirror image trapezoid portion 200 is folded over as shown in fig7 this allows the tubular base 39 to reinforce the lower end of the trapezoid section 37 in an alternative embodiment shown in fig8 and 9 the strap 36 is stamped out to have a tapered flange 210 extending from the trapezoid section 37 the tapered flange 210 is rolled upon itself to form the tubular base 212 which reinforces the lower end of the trapezoid section 37 in the third alternative embodiment shown in fig1 and 11 the strap 36 is stamped out to have a mirror image 220 of the entire strap the mirror image 220 is folded over onto the strap 36 to form a tubular end 222 the tubular end reinforces the lower end of the trapezoid section 37 as shown in fig1 and 13 the strap 36 of the fourth alternative embodiment is stamped out to have a mirror image trapezoid 230 and a further mirror image 232 of the strap 36 and the additional trapezoid 230 the mirror image 232 is folded into a substantially 34 w 34 shape to reinforce the lower end of the trapezoid section 37 as shown in fig1 the fastening straps 36 will secure the roof truss member 50 to. |
8 | of the portable access unit 100 u2013 100 a may select a local or remote portable access unit 100 u2013 100 a on a selection list 190 of other portable access units 100 u2013 100 a or media devices 125 180 the selection list 190 comprises a combination of the lists of connections stored on all of the general purpose nodes 150 u2013 150 a users may further access a nameserver located on the access node 150 for locating remote unfamiliar portable access units 100 u2013 100 a or remote media devices by selecting entries from the selection list 190 users may communicate with portable access units 100 u2013 100 a or various media devices such as cameras 125 internet phones 104 one or more computers 180 u2013 182 located throughout the networks 170 u2013 174 a user may further select from the list 190 user names representing users of other portable access units 100 that are logged in and associated with remote general purpose nodes 150 a connected to the networks 170 u2013 174 with reference to fig2 the components of the access node 150 and the wearable headset embodiment of the portable access unit 100 a is shown elements for both the general purpose access node and portable access unit 100 a include a communications device 202 data processing functions are implemented in the form of an audio video coder decoder codec pair 200 one codec 200 comprising part of the portable access unit 100 a and the other codec 200 being part of another portable access node 100 a or remote media device for which it is desired to exchange signals at a portable access node the codec 200 controls a digital data stream which. |
9 | an appropriate range meaning whether the piston is moving sufficiently fast to cause a high intake flow when intake valve is opened if not wait until a positive result in block 82 from which control passes to block 84 the valve closing magnet is de energized allowing intake valve 20 to open control passes to block 86 in which it is determined whether the flow of gases through intake valve 20 is appropriate for beginning fuel injection if a negative result in block 86 wait until a positive result from which control passes to block 88 in block 88 the fuel injector is actuated control then passes to block 90 in which it is determined whether intake valve 20 is in an appropriate range to catch intake valve 20 if so control passes to block 92 in which the valve closing electromagnet is actuated to close intake valve 20 in an alternative embodiment decision blocks 82 86 and 90 of fig6 are supplanted by an model of valve dynamics flow through the intake valve piston speed etc that is a model is used to determine at what crank angle the piston speed is appropriate based on current operating conditions to send out a signal to de energize the valve closing electromagnet and similarly for blocks 86 and 90 in an alternative embodiment lookup tables are used in place of a model of the system to determine when to perform the de energization fuel injection and energization the lookup table is a function of one or more of engine speed manifold vacuum pressure desired. |
8 | position of the closing shaft 39 the post 40 a on the closing shaft cam 40 returns into contact with the cam surface 27 b formed on the end of the closing lever 27 as shown earlier in fig2 the purpose of the bell alarm reset function is to allow automatic reset of the bell alarm target 20 by automatic retraction of the plunger 31 from within the reset aperture 28 fig4 a and 4b illustrate the selection between automatic lock out and automatic reset function within a low ampere rated circuit breaker 10 u2032 the combined bell alarm reset and lockout assembly hereinafter u201c combined assembly 22 u2032 u201d is attached onto the circuit breaker cover plate 13 the closing shaft 39 operates within the contact closing assembly 11 between the operating mechanism sideframes 12 relative to the combined assembly 22 u2032 in the same manner described earlier with respect to fig2 and 3 to provide the bell alarm lock out and reset functions with the lock out assembly 32 and the reset assembly 22 attached to a common support plate 24 in accordance with the teachings of the invention a separate pair of apertures such as the reset aperture 28 and the lock out aperture 30 are formed within the common support plate 24 the bell alarm module 21 is depicted in phantom in two different positions prior to attaching to the combined assembly 22 u2032 to illustrate the reset and lock out function options to insure that the pop up target 20 is positioned accurately with respect to the bell alarm target aperture 9 shown within the circuit breaker cover 14 of fig1 the alignment pin 44 on the bottom of the bell alarm module 21 is. |
6 | firing it will also be cearly understood that the rifles can be replaced by any other type of weapon which is adapted to indoor training in the case of the figures which illustrate the present description there has also been shown a single video camera this camera 3 is equipped with a retractable filter 12 this filter absorbs visible light but permits selective traversal by radiations within the same range of wavelengths as the beam produced by the laser emitter it may be assumed by way of example that consideration is given to infrared radiation having a wavelength of 0 9 micron in the active position shown the filter 12 is interposed in front of the camera lens which is therefore sensitive solely to this infrared radiation the filter is mounted on the shaft of a rotating electromagnet 13 which is controlled by the computer and serves to withdraw the filter in a movement of pivotal displacement away from the path of the light rays between the projection screen and the camera this pivotal displacement of the filter is controlled by the computer 8 which also initiates laser emission at the time of firing of the shot a sufficient time interval is nevertheless allowed to elapse between the two actions in order to ensure that the laser beam reflected from the screen is received by the camera and detected in the video signal prior to pivotal displacement of the filter it will be understood that detection by the camera 3 and scanning of the video signal by the computer consequently make it possible in a first stage to detect the position of. |
4 | the present invention is provided with a lot of kneading protrusions 16 at intervals on the surface thereof which kneading protrusions 16 are a lot of separated protruding stubs and can render the kneading ball for washing clothes to generate water disturbance in the liquid detergent having clothes dipped therein and to increase the frictional kneading washing function by vibration of a vibration generating device 2 and thereby the effect of vibrational kneading washing can be increased 1 the present invention can create disturbance in liquid detergent for washing clothes by an automatic vibrating function and by providing the delicate wings integrally with a lot of kneading protrusions or providing a lot of mutually separate protruding stubs thereby an effect of kneading washing is obtained without damaging the clothes it is convenient for dipping or hand washing clothes with an effect of mild washing and can save manpower increase the efficiency of washing and get practicability 2 the present invention is provided with a waterproof cover two high frequency connecting members and a waterproof rubber ring to provide plural protecting functions to prevent liquid permeation into the housing and a vibration generating device is enclosed in the housing without attacking on the liquid detergent to powerfully protect quality and increase the life of use of the present invention 3 the present invention is small and convenient for operation a user can place one or more than one vibrational kneading balls for washing clothes in pursuance of the volume of a washbasin the amount of the clothes as well as the quality of material of the clothes etc in conclusion the present invention not only gets rid of the defects resided in the conventional clothes washing balls which. |
5 | and 31 are formed into a substantially rectangular configuration which are in parallel spaced planes with the ends of the center portion 33 extending to and against the inside surface of members 26 and 27 fig7 illustrates a t shaped hanger 34 the leg 35 of which is provided with a plurality of like or different size apertures 36 extending therethrough along its length for receiving and supporting one or more conduits wires pipes 37 slots 38 or the like which are shown in dash lines in fig8 for purposes of illustration each hanger is provided with a catch or snap clamp 40 for snapping over the center portion of stiffener member 28 of the stud assembly fig9 12 illustrate a modification of the stud shown in fig2 8 wherein like parts are given the same reference characters this stud 41 differs from stud 25 in the design configuration of the stiffener 42 which comprises an elongated v shaped trough 43 having at each end thereof foot configurations 44 and 45 extending laterally thereof in parallel planar configurations each foot comprises a flat planar configuration the side edges of which fit into and interlock or attach with notches 32 formed in the corners of members 26 and 27 as heretofore described for the structure shown in fig2 8 fig1 15 disclose a further modification of the studs shown in. |
4 | illustrated in fig2 5 fig2 illustrates the apparatus at the beginning of a cycle and the operator energizes the drive motor 18 for the conveyor belt 14 so that a full roll of material 20 is carried to and deposited in the cradle 22 the operator grasps the exposed end of material on the full roll 20 and pulls it sufficiently to engage such end at an empty spindle 28 or bobbin mounted in the spindle mounting device 26 thereby forming a reach of material extending from the full roll 20 to the empty spindle 28 such reach being in a generally horizontal plane it will be noted that in fig2 the inspection board 46 is fully contained within the curved track elements 34 the pivotal arrangement between the two support elements 48 permitting the support elements to assume an angular relationship to one another so that the inspection board 46 can be accommodated in the curved track elements 34 beneath the plane of the reach of material even though the full roll 20 and the empty spindle 28 are located near the bottom portion of the frame 10 so as to eliminate any significant lifting of the full rolls of material during handling thereof it will also be noted that at the beginning of the cycle the straight track elements 36 are positioned. |
2 | the upper portion of fig3 the volume of the refilling chamber is essentially zero the piston 60 is a reciprocating member or in other words it moves back and forth as schematically illustrated in fig3 it is to be appreciated that while the machine 10 is generally an arrangement of vertical parts fig3 shows the parts laid down horizontally so that the reader can understand how the piston 60 is driven and how it works to fill the can 14 the piston 60 is moved up vertically by an air pump mechanism portion of the machine shown generally at 62 in fig4 and 3 the air pump mechanism 62 is double acting and driven by a combination of valve and air compressor system illustrated respectively at 64 66 in fig3 the compressor system 66 can consist of a shop compressor system conventional air compressor or the like the valve would be well known and easy to obtain off the shelf based on the description set forth here referring to the upper right hand corner of fig3 the valve 64 is first operated to pressurize the left hand side of an air piston 68 in the air pump mechanism 62 arrow 70 generally indicates the direction of airflow at the same time the region to the right of air piston 68 is allowed to vent via the valve mechanism 64 this drives the air piston 68 in the direction indicated by arrow 72 in the upper right hand portion of fig3 the air piston 68 is connected to a shaft 74 that slides through a plate 76 that defines the bottom part of the air pump mechanism 62 similar to the refilling module 40 previously described. |
3 | extent of reduction in microvessel density from 100 ug recombinant angiostatin is equivalent to 1 2 ug of angio 3 peptide based on this we estimated that angio 3 is at least as potent as angiostatin in inhibiting chick cam angiogenesis at high doses e g 1 mg cover slip the blood vessels under the cover slip containing all three peptides died and circulation was stopped the color of the blood changed into dark red instead of the bright red of the circulating blood the above data demonstrated that angio 2 angio 3 and angio 4 small peptides derived from the sequence of human plasminogen kringle domains 2 3 and 4 function as potent angiogenesis inhibitors importantly peptide angio 3 is more potent in inhibiting bae cell proliferation compared to angiostatin protein and at least as potent as recombinant angiostatin in inhibiting chick cam angiogenesis cao et al 12 show that integrity of complete kringle domains is required for anti angiogenic activity of angiostatin and that a tandem pair of properly folded domains is necessary cao et al 13 also show that at least with respect to the k5 domain appropriate disulfide bond formation is necessary for maintaining anti angiogenic activity thus it is surprising that the exemplified small peptides of the invention which 1 do not form complete kringle domains and 2 do. |
7 | t n for each sensor but since q values are not stored for q sensors we will continue ignoring the index q in the functions h q t n now by correlating all of the functions h t n with the received signal r u2032 n we can find which one produces the largest correlation peak and thus determine the sensor id and the atmp value at the sensor location typically the functions h t n are time reversed and conjugated to create a u201c matched filter u201d mf t n this conforms with the u201c black box u201d concept of linear systems theory where an input signal is convolved with the impulse response of the black box to produce an output signal which can then be cascaded on to the next black box this black box concept is also used by equation 5 to generate the actual echo signal and it is similar except that equation 6 uses notation appropriate to processing the received signal equation 6 results in a u201c cf u201d or correlation function since due to variable amplitude and variable initial delay r u2032 k is not exactly equivalent to mf n k so it is not an acf although the equations 5 and 6 look very similar the concept in the receiver processing is quite different from the concept of generating the echo signal from a real transmitted signal the generation of the echo signal equation 5 is a true black box cascadable input output operation in that it produces an output signal y n when given the transmitted signal s n as input and it doesn 39 t matter if h n and. |
6 | sent out if the pump is brought into such a state liquid in the discharge passage 22 flows into the pump chamber 16 from downwardly through the reflow passage 23 and a portion of gas in the pump chamber 16 is discharged into the discharge passage 22 disposed in the upper portion of the pump chamber 16 this action is repeatedly carried out to discharge all gas in the pump chamber 16 and thereafter only liquid can be discharged into the discharge passage 22 from the pump chamber 16 the discharge passage 22 is formed substantially in parallel to and above the pump chamber 16 and the reflow passage 23 which brings the discharge passage 22 and the pump chamber 16 into communication with each other is provided at the predetermined position with this configuration even if the pump 6 is mounted such that the discharge port 21 is oriented in a direction other than the upward direction the liquid in the discharge passage 22 reflows into the pump chamber 16 through the reflow passage 23 all gas in the pump chamber 16 is discharged into the discharge passage 22 as described above and then fluid can be discharged from the discharge port 21 and as a result liquid can be discharged from the pump chamber 16 according to the second embodiment as described above it is possible to. |
1 | the vanity table 10 the vanity table 10 has a front 12 a back 14 a left side 16 a right side 18 a top 20 extending from the back 14 to the front 12 and from the left side 16 to the right side 18 and a bottom 22 generally parallel with the top 20 the bottom 22 extending from the back 14 to the front 12 and from the left side 16 and to the right side 18 four legs 24 extend from generally the bottom 22 of the table the top 20 of the table has three sections a left section 26 a middle section 28 and a right section 30 the left section 26 is pivotally coupled to the body 39 s back 14 adjacent to the body 39 s left side 16 and extends to the body 39 s front 12 the right section 30 is pivotally coupled to the body 39 s back 14 adjacent to the body 39 s right side 18 and extends to the body 39 s front 12 the middle section 28 is locate between the left and right sections 26 and 28 in one embodiment the middle section 28 has a fixed portion 32 attached to the body 39 s back 14 and extends towards the body 39 s front 12 and a movable portion 34 pivotally coupled to the fixed portion 32. |
7 | 18 which is made of a material selected from those having low heat diffusivity and low reflectivity e g asbestos sensor 12 is completed by stacking the square cut pieces 16a e of the sheet polystyrene by passing the shank portion of bolt 20 through center hole 21 of each of the polystyrene pieces 16a e and through a predrilled hole in backing plate 18 and then affixing nut 22 to the end of the shank portion of bolt 20 as it extends through backing board 18 in this embodiment the square cut pieces 16a e are approximately one inch on each side sensor 14 includes sheet polystyrene pieces 16f g that are rectangularly cut each having three holes drilled therethrough these pieces 16f j are approximately three quarters of an inch by two inches one of the holes is approximately one quarter inch in diameter and is drilled in the approximate center of the individual polystyrene rectangular pieces 16f j the other two smaller holes are drilled near the corners of the individual pieces 16f j along one of the longest sides the pieces are then stacked one on top of the other and a masking board 24 is then placed directly above the top 16f to form sensor 14 and to restrict the exposure of pieces 16f j to. |
6 | the control means comprising a comparator for comparing the measured pressure with the reference value to control the opening of the inlet obturator in this way the repetitive sequence can be arranged so that the inlet obturator is closed while the pressure p 1 in the transfer chamber is above the reference value p c and opens as soon as p 1 drops below p c the difference or margin between the reference value p c and the pressure p 0 in the reservoir is defined as a function of the volume of the transfer chamber and of the maximum incremental mass u03b4m of liquid which may be admitted by the inlet preferably and also in accordance with the invention the control means can also be responsive means generating a signal controlling the time for which the inlet obturator is open the evaporation of liquid while the two obturators are closed causes the pressure to rise in the transfer chamber above the reference value and the outlet obturator then opens the value of the time control signal and thus the length of time before the inlet obturator closes is defined as a function of the volume of the transfer chamber the pressure p 0 in the reservoir the temperature t 0 in the reservoir and the physical characteristics of the fluid used and in certain cases this signal can be constant other features and advantages of the invention will appear from the following description by way of non limitative example with reference to the accompanying drawing which is a schematic diagram of apparatus according to a particular embodiment of the invention this apparatus includes a closed storage reservoir 1 in which a cryogenic fluid is contained in liquid gas phase equilibrium such for example as liquid hydrogen or liquid. |
3 | 815 768 741 711 678 86 444 9 the xrd pattern dsc tga as summarized in fig1 fig2 and fig3 respectively dicyclohexylamine dca salt of perindopril 12 g obtained in example 1 was taken in water 60 ml and acidified till ph 4 4 5 at temperature 0 5 u00b0 c using conc hcl the reaction mixture was stirred for about 15 minutes it was then filtered and the filtrate was extracted with dichloromethane 72 ml u00d7 2 the dichloromethane layer was washed with water 24 ml u00d7 2 concentration of the organic layer under reduced pressure afforded highly pure perindopril 7 g this perindopril was taken in 2 2 dimethoxy propane 70 ml and treated with tert butyl amine 1 5 g to get the salt as a white solid the reaction mixture was subjected to a gentle reflux till a solution resulted the solution was then cooled to 25 30 u00b0 c filtered and dried under reduced pressure the perindopril thus obtained is having purity of more than 99 9 by hplc dry weight of perindopril tertiary butyl amine 6 5 g dicyclohexyl amine salt of perindopril 10 g obtained in example 1 was slurried in 2 2 dimethoxy propane 100 ml to the slurry was added tertiary butyl amine 5 8 ml at 25 30 c to afford the tertiary butyl amine salt of perindopril as a white solid the product was collected by filtration under suction it was dried under reduced pressure. |
1 | disposal 41 a rigid first probe 10 and a flexible second probe 20 the control 30 of the cryosurgical device comprises a socket 300 for the attachment of the rigid first probe 10 or for the attachment of the flexible second probe 20 wherein a plug 100 of the rigid first cryoprobe 10 or a plug 200 of the flexible second cryoprobe 20 and the socket 300 of the cryosurgical device form a probe coupling the reservoir 40 of the cryosurgical device is filled with a coolant gas for cooling the corresponding cryoprobe 10 20 and is connected via conduits to the control 30 and a supply flow conduit 304 see fig2 b of the socket 300 the gas disposal device 41 is connected to a respective return flow conduit 103 202 see fig2 b 3 b of the cryoprobes 10 20 via both return flow conduits 302 303 of the socket 300 once with a valve 305 and once without a valve fig2 a shows a perspective view of the plug 200 of the flexible second cryoprobe 20 a plug in region 201 has two circular openings 202 203 wherein the opening 202 is arranged at the upper end of the plug in region 201 and the opening 203 is arranged at the lower end of the plug in region 201 at the respective height of the openings 202 203 there is a groove 209 210 surrounding the plug in region 201 with a width at least that of the respective opening 202 203 arranged on both sides of the respective openings 202 203 and grooves 209 210 are circumferential seals 204 205 206 207 corresponding to the plug in region 201 in such a way that in the inserted condition of the plug. |
3 | first aspect of the process aims to roughly shape the ingot any conventional methods for shaping ingots can be employed to produce the article to be subjected to the second aspect in which the article is finished and provided with the desired magnetic properties in the second aspect the alloy article shaped as mentioned above is treated in accordance with the following three steps of the present invention the article is at first heated at a temperature not lower than 1000 u00b0 c and below the solidus hereinafter referred to as a solution temperature to subject it to a solution treatment if the solution temperature is below 1000 u00b0 c it is not possible to sufficiently soften the article which has been hardened due to the preceding workings and thus the plastic workability of the article can not be restored if the solution temperature is too low magnetic properties in addition to the plastic workability deteriorate the article heated at the solution temperature is then cooled to ambient temperature in a manner such that the article is quenched starting from a temperature not lower than 800 u00b0 c and ending at a temperature of 500 u00b0 c at the highest the quenching herein used is thus the immersion into a liquid or molten medium having a temperature 500 u00b0 c at the highest for example water brine a liquid inert gas and even a salt bath when the. |
2 | the central basket member once set the slidable first and second ends of the adjustable basket of the present invention can be locked in a desired position application_number US 91720304 A description referring to the drawings fig1 depicts a partially exploded side perspective view of the adjustable basket 1 of the present invention central basket member 10 comprises substantially planar and horizontal base 11 in the preferred embodiment base 11 is generally rectangular in shape thereby defining two generally parallel long sides and two generally parallel short sides in the preferred embodiment said horizontal base also provides a substantially continuous upper surface side walls extend vertically upward in parallel relationship along both long sides of base 11 although said side walls can be constructed in any number of different configurations in the preferred embodiment said side walls are in the form of frames defined by lower horizontal members 12 and 13 upper horizontal members 14 and 15 vertical members 16 and diagonal cross members 17 still referring to fig1 lifting members 18 are disposed along both long sides of central basket member 10 in the preferred embodiment said lifting members 18 extend upward from horizontal base 11 in opposing pairs along both long sides of central basket member 10 and extend to a point above the upper surface of upper horizontal members 14 and 15 also in the preferred embodiment said lifting members 18 are oriented at an angle from vertical such that said lifting members 18 tilt inward toward the center of central basket member 10 bores 19 extend through said lifting members 18 near the upper end of said lifting members 18 and are oriented in a direction which is generally perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of horizontal members 14. |
1 | mg of coenzyme q10 u201c ubiquinone u201d and seek emergency medical treatment although the physician must be aware of the possibility of myopathy when treating any patient with a statin for any reason it bears emphasizing that this occurrence is exceedingly rare and that expected interferon side effects are almost always the correct explanation for mild muscle and joint complaints under no circumstances should the patient make this determination should you initiate this plan the presence or absence of myopathy will then be documented and treated appropriately if myopathy is not present upon specific testing the regimen may be resumed immediately if the patient has not taken lovastatin for more than 48 hrs treatment should resume with 40 mg and return to the full target dose of 60 mg under your direction over a period of four days 9 if surgical treatment is anticipated or the patient withstands significant injury or inflammation protocol modification may be necessary the recommended change consists of cessation of lovastatin beginning one day before surgery until three days after surgery dosage may then resume at 40 mg and gradually increase back to the full target dosage over a period of two weeks if impaired wound healing is evident further cessation may be warranted. |
2 | references used in fig1 through 5 and are characterized additionally by the letter 34 b 34 these components already were discussed in relation to fig1 through 5 the revolving die 121 immediately adjoins a venting ring 43b of the kind already discussed above which in turn follows the discharge opening 41b of the conical screw compactor 27b the conical screw compactor 27b corresponds to the design of the compactor 27 of fig1 through 5 the revolving die 121 comprises a turret 123 rotatably supported about an axis of rotation 125 parallel to the screw axis 31b on a machine frame 127 a plurality of die pipes are mounted in circumferentially offset manner in a circle around the axis of rotation 125 and parallel to same in such a way that each time one of the die pipes 129 is aligned with the discharge opening 41b whereas simultaneously another die pipe 129 is aligned with a discharge station 131 wherein a plunger 135 driven by a hydraulic cylinder 133 can empty the die pipe a ratchet stepping system schematically indicated at 137 and directly acting on the turret 123 moves the die pipes 129 in consecutive order through the position aligned with the discharge opening 41b where the screw compactor 27b moves. |
2 | recovery system the methane and ammonia recovery system captures ammonia and methane and converts the ammonia into fertilizer and methane into energy the system is designed to substantially reduce the amount of green house gases introduced into the environment while providing additional income to the domestic livestock and poultry farms application_number US 75405707 A description the following description is of the best mode presently contemplated for carrying out the invention this description is not to be taken in a limiting sense but is made merely for the purpose of describing one or more preferred embodiments of the invention the scope of the invention should be determined with reference to the claims an advanced methane and ammonia recovery system according to the present invention is shown in fig1 a livestock or poultry barn house and or enclosure 10 produces gaseous waste 13 the gaseous waste 13 is collected by a gas capture vessel 14 residing at a peak 10 a of the barn 10 the gaseous waste 13 is lighter than air and rises into the gas capture vessel 14 the gaseous waste 13 is collected in the gas capture vessel 14 and carried by first ducting 16 to an ammonia methane separator 18 for example an ammonia scrubber the ammonia methane separator 18 separates ammonia from other gasses primarily methane in the gaseous waste 13 the ammonia which is converted into ammonium sulfate is carried by ammonia ducting 28 to an ammonium sulfate storage tank 29 for further drying into. |
7 | the orientation and if the camera is orientated upward the adjuster c or the adjuster e should be used in accordance with a degree of the orientation the generated screen is outputted on the monitor 52 of the ncu step s 551 in fig5 a as used herein the adjuster b is standard therefore the adjuster b is used to install the stereo camera in the manufacturing line and the adjuster 30 may be changed when the inspection determines to need the adjustment of the optical axis after changing the adjuster the operator pushes the execution button 61 when the ncu verifies on of the execution button 61 step s 552 in fig5 a the ipu 20 starts re measurement of the optical axis step s 208 in fig3 after the optical axis re measurement if it is determined to need the adjustment of the optical axis a trouble code representing defective adjustment of the optical axis is written on the memory incorporated in the quality inspection section 22 of the ipu 20 because it is the second measurement step s 216 in fig3 and then an u201c ng u201d screen screen 6 0 illustrated in fig8 b is displayed when it is determined that the adjustment of the optical axis is not needed at step s 209 the ncu displays an optical axis inspection u201c ok u201d screen screen 3 0 illustrated in fig6 c on the monitor 52 step s 561 in fig5 b and waits until the operator pushes the. |
2 | guide track 30 stationary 26 and powered 28 compression members and side conveyer belts 16 that work in conjunction with upper 18 and side 20 rollers allow for positioning clamping and movement of the raw material 70 into the nailing stage 22 of the operation the rollers allow for the nailing process 22 before being moved to the stacking system 24 application_number US 9491702 A description the following discussion describes in detail one embodiment of the invention this discussion should not be construed however as limiting the invention to those particular embodiments practitioners skilled in the art will recognize numerous other embodiments as well for a definition of the complete scope of the invention the reader is directed to the appended claims turning to fig1 shown therein is a perspective view of the present invention 10 shown is the present invention 10 with a technician 12 programming the control panel 14 to the appropriate settings to control the timing of when the nails need to be fired into a work piece not shown turning to fig2 shown therein is a perspective view of the present invention in use shown is the present invention 10 having a loading area 15 nailing system area 22 and stacking system 24 the loading area 15 has a plurality of side conveyer belts 16 that work in conjunction with the upper 18 and side 20 positioning rollers to produce movement of the raw material work piece past the nailing system areas 22 where nailing can take place and then be moved to the stacking system 24 where the finished product is stacked also shown is a horizontal stationary compression member 26 that cooperates with. |
9 | washing or rinsing iterations can be performed with fresh water or fresh aqueous dilute acid solution e g not comprising any solubilized or dissolved calcium salts in various embodiments the calcium salt can be removed fresh water e g diluting the slurry of solid constituents in aqueous dilute acid solution with fresh water in the range of 1 to 10 fold in some embodiments leaching techniques e g as documented in treybal robert e u201c mass transfer operations 1980 mcgraw hill book company 3rd edition u201d are applied such leaching techniques can reduce the amount of fresh water to slurry from 0 5 to 5 using multiple stages of extraction after dilute acid treatment and subsequent wash removal of the water soluble calcium salt there is a mixture of solids in a combination of nylon polypropylene sbr and embedded caco 3 5 dissolving the nylon and other materials in an acid solvent that dissolves nylon the slurry of undissolved and insoluble constituents e g undissolved nylon insoluble polypropylene and sbr separated from the solubilized or dissolved calcium salts is dissolved in an acid solvent that dissolves nylon but does not dissolve pp or sbr suitable acid examples include without limitation formic acid sulfuric acid phosphoric acid hydrochloric acid acetic acid nitric acid and mixtures thereof the acid used as the solvent does not need to be the same acid that is used for the pretreatment e g for removal of the surface exposed calcium carbonate in various embodiments the acid solvent can be a lower alkyl aliphatic carboxylic acid for example an aliphatic carboxylic acid containing from 1 8 carbons for example 1 6 1 4 or 1 3 carbons branched or straight in the form. |
8 | which is designated in its entirety by 1 the electronic component 1 comprises a semiconductor element or die 3 having a sensor technologically active and or emitting device 7 on a first side 5 which is referred to as the top side hereinafter the sensor technologically active and or emitting device 7 may be by way of example a photoelectric layer for converting electrical signals into optical signals or vice versa on its top side 5 the semiconductor element 3 is joined together with the underside 13 of a patterned support 9 the connection between component 3 and patterned support 9 is imparted by means of a connecting layer 15 situated between these parts the patterned support 9 has a passage opening 17 as a structure 11 which is functional for the sensor technologically active and or emitting device 7 said passage opening defines a cavity 18 together with the covering 19 u2014 applied to the support 9 u2014 and the top side 5 of the semiconductor element 3 given a suitable choice of the connecting layer 15 the cavity 18 can be hermetically partitioned from the surroundings so that by way of example no moisture can penetrate such a connection between component 3 and support 9 may be achieved inter alia by anodic bonding in the case of an optoelectronic component what is achieved. |
7 | or updates to text file 224 in directory 210 in file system 200 as discussed above each file e g text file 216 or directory e g directory 210 may have a unique inode the inode corresponding to each file may list attributes of each user visible file and file system object e g directory within file system 200 in addition in this example it is noted that although the example directory and file structure visible to the user may be organized in a particular hierarchy the inode data associated with each file and directory may be in a single inode file 250 that may not convey the hierarchy inode file 250 may simply list the inodes as they are created or updated but the files may not be physically or logically e g as a user would u201c see u201d them in a directory listing adjacent to each other this will be discussed further in fig3 although fig2 discloses a particular number of files directories and storage resources with respect to system 200 it is understood that system 200 may have greater or fewer directories files and storage than those depicted in fig2 in addition although fig2 discloses a certain type of files with respect to system 200 the types of files in system 200 may be of any suitable type in addition although one inode file 250 is shown system 200 may have any number of inodes and or inode files system 200 may be implemented using any configuration of files or directories location in the same or geographical disparate locations in certain embodiments system 200 may be implemented by any combination of hardware and software embodied in tangible computer. |
5 | therefore the panels 10 would be precast and a series of panels would be brought on site to complete the wall 2 some of those panels 10 will include beam pockets 94 and window cutouts 96 as shown in fig1 in order to accommodate different foundation wall designs the skilled person in the art will appreciate that other cutouts and modifications can be made to the panels 10 to accommodate design requirements the panels 10 attached to the pads 80 will be brought to building site the area for the foundation wall will be cleared and leveled and a panel 10 will be placed on the area and leveled an adjacent panel 10 u2032 will then be aligned with panel 10 and the two will be attached with the gaps filled as required this will be repeated until the wall 2 is complete with leveling throughout as required once the wall 2 is level the footing 84 can be poured in place in between the pads 80 and the area can be backfilled if necessary a form can be inserted into the pads 80 to guide the pour of the footing 84 once complete work on the building can then continue in the normal fashion in an alternate embodiment of the invention the steel studs are replaced on the top and bottom edges and the ribs by bevelled edges as shown in fig1 a to 10 d as seen in fig1 a adjacent panels 100 100 u2032 are joined. |
5 | radius as described above the edge attachment functions as a biasing member urging the heating cable upward in fig1 toward the channel first side however this may be reversed and the channel first side may function as a biasing member urging the heating cable downward in fig1 toward the edge attachment in the alternative the biasing member may be a separate resilient member that is inserted in the channel for instance below the cable to urge the cable upward in fig1 toward the channel first side the separate resilient member may comprise a wave form elongated member disposed in the channel adjacent one or both of the channel sides a foam rubber material disposed in the channel adjacent one or both of the channel sides rubber silicone or plastic inserts that extend along the channel sides and or engage one or both of the channel sides or rubber silicone or plastic inserts periodically spaced along the length of the channel sides for instance in openings in one or both of the channel sides the biasing member may be made from a heat conductive material to maximize heat transfer from the cable to the adjacent roof structure the drawings show a relatively simplified construction of the raceway involving less components where one or both of the channel sides is formed to be resiliently deflected or springably moved to allow the heating cable to be removably secured in the channel the first channel side i e the channel side adjacent the roof edge 32 has a roof engagement portion 40 extending therefrom adapted to overlie and be secured to a portion 42 of the roof of the structure adjacent the roof edge 32 as shown in fig1 the roof engagement portion. |
6 | that each outer cavity opening is centered on a radial line extending from the longitudinal center axis of the housing through the center of an inner cavity opening to the outside wall 38 both the inner cavities 50 and outer cavities 54 are circumferentially sloped about their respective concentric circles such that the longitudinal axis of each is at an angle to and lies in a plane normal to an intersecting radial plane through the housing 34 each of the inner cavities 50 is however oriented at a greater slope then the outer cavities 54 the reason for the difference in slope between the outer cavities 54 and the inner cavities 50 will be discussed below the base 58 of the housing 34 is shaped to be accommodated within the piston 20 the lid 62 to the upper compartment 42 of the housing 34 has the timer 66 secured to its bottom surface by means of the screws 74 which extend through the top surface of the lid 62 the timer 66 is a spring driven mechanical type in the preferred embodiment the lid 62 is secured to the lower compartment 43 by means of the tang 70 shown in fig6 and 7 rotatably connected to and extending from the timer 66 engaging the upper lip 82 of the retainer 78 the upper lip 82 of the retainer 78 fits flush within the recess 84. |
5 | and thus the tailpiece retainer plate 18 and tailpiece 20 remain rotationally coupled to the cylinder plug 10 such that the tailpiece retainer plate 18 and tailpiece 20 cannot rotate independently of the cylinder plug 10 thus a conventional cylinder tailpiece assembly such as shown in fig1 can be modified in accordance with an aspect of the present invention to rotationally couple the tailpiece 20 to the cylinder plug 10 by drilling a hole 46 in the plug 10 at a location that is offset from the longitudinal axis of the cylinder plug drilling an aligned hole in the tailpiece retainer plate 18 and inserting a pin 42 through the tailpiece retainer plate and into the off center hole 46 in an alternative configuration to that shown in fig7 pin 42 may be replaced or assisted by an axially extending projection formed integrally with the tailpiece retainer plate and which can be inserted into a hole or other opening formed in the cylinder plug 10 at a location that is offset from the longitudinal axis of the cylinder plug fig8 shows an alternative embodiment of the invention this embodiment differs from others in that the circular or oblong hole 36 formed in the end 12 of the cylinder plug 10 is replaced with a rectangular hole. |
7 | documents with the appropriate authorities for example the location of incorporation may require an annual statement from the corporation or minutes from an annual meeting once the appropriate corporate document is created the website may be able to electronically file it with the appropriate authority through the network 16 in addition in a preferred embodiment the corporate documents are freely editable by a login with the appropriate authority once the document templates have automatically integrated the document specific inputs and other information into a cohesive corporate document a user with the appropriate login authority may freely edit the document to add or subtract other information in addition to creating documents the website may also be used as a repository for all the corporate documents safely storing all the corporate documents online allows them to be easily accessed viewed and printed from anywhere with a network connection while copies of documents created through the website are automatically stored and available documents created outside the website may be uploaded the website may be used to upload any type of document including microsoft office u00ae documents pdfs images such as jpeg 39 s tiff 39 s and giff 39 s and others video files text documents or any other document when uploading the documents the user may associate the documents with a particular company in some embodiments the website may organize the documents in a tabbed interface to allow the user to quickly sort between documents related to minutes resolutions waivers startup other documents or uploaded files in addition the website may. |
7 | of rf resistor 839 shaped approximately as an asymmetric rhombus with possibly curved sides as shown in fig8 can be estimated using the integral equation or summation of small slices in the horizontal direction by equation r i u03c3r s u03b4 h t f x i where r s is the sheet resistance of the resistive material u03b4h is the height of the slice t is the thickness of the resistive material and f x i is the function of the curves for the i th slice an input end 827 forms the top while a grounding end 828 forms the bottom and tap ends 829 are on both sides of the structure of the rf resistor 829 the tapered edges 860 870 may be straight or curved inwards as shown by the dashed lines 861 871 according to the function f x i consider the rf resistor 839 as consisting of three portions two approximately trapezoidal structures and one central rectangular structure as shown in fig8 using the equation above the dc low frequency resistance r 1 and r 2 can be calculated for the upper and lower portions respectively similarly the resistance of the rectangular portion r r can also be calculated thus the total dc low frequency resistance is a summation of r 1 r 2 and r r the voltage dividing ratio required for proper operation of a rf signal detection circuit is r 1 r 1 r 2 in. |
9 | to provide a weak point in the plastic housing the weak spot of housing 100 is aligned with the intersection of discharge end 42 of valve assembly 40 and receiving end 44 of flow tube 46 in particular as seen in fig1 outlet tube 361 of nozzle assembly 40 includes a sheer grove 362 disposed about the circumference thereof sheer grove 362 is offset from the intersection of outlet tube 361 and the side wall of the nozzle assembly furthermore outlet conduit 361 is received in receiving end 44 of flow tube 46 however sheer grove 362 is not received within receiving end 44 of flow tube 46 accordingly sheer grove 362 is a calculated weak point in some situations when a pressure is exerted upon the nozzle assembly in a direction that is neither orthogonal to fluid flow in the spout nor in a direction axial to the valve assembly 40 the third breakaway feature is used in this situation break point number three provides a fail safe break point the outlet conduit 361 includes sheer groove 362 which is a weak point housing 100 preferably including a score line the score line in the housing and sheer groove 362 of valve assembly 40 provides a. |
3 | acidic basic or neutral charcoal column chromatography on a column packed with a chiral stationary phase filtration through a porous paper plastic or glass barrier column chromatography on silica gel ion exchange chromatography recrystallization normal phase high performance liquid chromatography reverse phase high performance liquid chromatography trituration and the like the term u201c miscible u201d as used herein means capable of combining without separation of phases the term u201c solvate u201d as used herein means having on a surface in a lattice or on a surface and in a lattice a solvent such as water acetic acid acetone acetonitrile benzene chloroform carbon tetrachloride dichloromethane dimethylsulfoxide 1 4 dioxane ethanol ethyl acetate butanol tert butanol n n dimethylacetamide n n dimethylformamide formamide formic acid heptane hexane isopropanol methanol methyl ethyl ketone 1 methyl 2 pyrrolidinone mesitylene nitromethane polyethylene glycol propanol 2 propanone pyridine tetrahydrofuran toluene xylene mixtures thereof and the like a specific example of a solvate is a hydrate wherein the solvent on the surface in the lattice or on the surface and in the lattice is water hydrates may or may not have solvents other than water on the surface in the lattice or on the surface and in the lattice of a substance the term u201c solvent u201d as used herein means a substance typically a liquid that is capable of completely or partially dissolving another substance typically a solid solvents for the practice of this invention include water acetic acid acetone acetonitrile benzene chloroform carbon tetrachloride dichloromethane dimethylsulfoxide 1 4 dioxane ethanol ethyl acetate. |
3 | via central valved outlet line 38 the precipitation sludge falls to the bottom of precipitation zone 37 from whence it is scraped by sweep 39 rotatably driven by rotor 40 into a sludge hopper 42 the sludge is propelled from the sludge holding hopper 42 by auger 41 driven by motor 43 into a waste sludge line 44 and into a recycle line 44 valves at 441 leading to main flow line 12 main flow line 12 is connected to outflow line 14 by pump recycle line 45 valved at 451 in use the basic flow pattern is as follows the raw sewage is drawn by pump 13 through lines 11 and 12 and is pumped to the mixing chamber 17 before the raw sewage goes to the mixing chamber 17 it is mixed with recycle sludge in line 4 and a recycle mixing flow both to the pump 13 occurs through recycle line 45 the sludge recycle rate is about 1 20 preferably about 5 7 of the total flow rate through the system which varies from about 5 40 gallon minute alum is added to the pump outflow line 14 in an amount of about 10 200 preferably about 20 50 ppm by weight in the mixing chambers 17 the chemicals are added to provide the chemically treated raw sewage the chemicals are added. |
4 | fig1 and fig4 is a front view schematically illustrating the operation of the rotary permeation paddle device of fig3 the permeation system of the present invention is for permeating a functional wetting agent to fabric and may be used for producing all kinds of products including clothing shoes bags and hats etc which can be manufactured with fabric into which the wetting agent is permeated hereinafter for the sake of convenience the description is limited to clothing the fabric permeation system according to the present invention is formed by including a body 100 a fabric supply part 110 a permeation part 120 a drying part 130 and a fabric collecting part as shown in fig1 to fig4 here the fabric is for manufacturing padding with excellent insulation function by being permeated with an aerogel powder and may be used for manufacturing clothing with insulation function in addition to padding also wetting agents with heating moisture permeation waterproofing antifouling antibacterial and flame retardant etc properties in addition to insulation property may be used for manufacturing various kinds of clothing first the body 100 is formed by fastening multiple frames 101 to each other and fixes the fabric supply part 100 the permeation part 120 the drying part 130 and the fabric collecting part to positions where each of them can perform their functions the body 100 may be configured to close an. |
2 | undergo limited reciprocation the beatpiece 5 transfers impacts from the ram to a tool or bit 34 mounted within a forward tool holder portion of the spindle by a tool holder arrangement 36 for example an sds type tool holder the tool or bit 34 is releasably locked within the tool holder portion of the spindle so as to be able to reciprocate within the tool holder portion of the spindle by a limited amount in fig1 the ram and beatpiece are shown in their idle mode position in the upper half of the spindle 4 and in their operating position in the lower half of the spindle the spindle 4 which may be rotatingly mounted within the hammer housing 10 15 can be rotatingly driven by the intermediate shaft 6 as described below thus as well as or instead of reciprocating the tool or bit 34 can be rotatingly driven because it is non rotatably mounted within the spindle 4 by the tool holder arrangement 36 thus the hammer may have three modes a drilling only mode in which no hammering occurs and the spindle is rotatingly driven a hammer drilling mode in which hammering occurs and the spindle is rotatingly driven and a chisel or hammer only mode in which hammering occurs but there is no rotary drive to the spindle and in which the spindle is generally locked against rotation the intermediate shaft 6 is formed at its forward end with a pinion 38 which is selectively engageable with a spindle drive gear 39 a mode change. |
7 | cable 100 in a longitudinal view as shown in fig1 optical transmission elements 10 are arranged in the interior of the cable in a cable core the optical transmission elements each form a micromodule which contains at least one optical waveguide 1 which is surrounded by a jacket layer 2 in the embodiment shown in fig1 each of the micromodules has for example four optical waveguides which are arranged in the micromodule jacket 2 a large number of optical transmission elements can be arranged within the cable core the number of optical transmission elements may be for example between two and twelve or more micromodules the plurality of optical transmission elements 10 are surrounded by a layer of strain relief elements 30 the strain relief elements may be for example yarns which are provided for absorbing a tensile force acting on the cable suitable yarns may be for example glass yarns or yarns consisting of aramid a cable sheath 20 surrounds the optical transmission elements in the embodiment shown in fig1 the cable sheath is arranged around the layer of strain relief elements 30 the further design of the cable will be explained with reference to fig2 and 3 which each show a cross section of the cable shown in fig1 fig2 shows a cross section of the optical cable at the point denoted by s 1 in fig1 fig3 shows a cross section through the optical cable at a point on the cable which is denoted by s 2 in fig1 and is offset with respect to the point s 1 in a longitudinal. |
8 | of a video display 104 preferably straddling the centerline of the display as shown fig5 shows that the limits of viewer position with respect to the display 104 for calculation purposes may be limited to a left position 106 and a right position 108 defining respective maximum viewing angles u00b1 u03b8 as shown when the viewer is located at left limit position 106 the image from the left camera 102 exclusively may be presented on the receiving display not shown whereas when the viewer is located at right limit position 108 the image from the right camera 100 exclusively may be presented on the receiving display thus when the viewer is at either limit position 106 108 no combining of images from the cameras 100 102 is implemented on the other hand when the viewer is located shown by the line 110 between the limit positions 106 108 the below described interpolation is undertaken to alter the disparity map discussed further below with more specificity and now turning to fig6 and 7 as shown in fig6 when the viewer is at position 112 the distance between the limit positions 106 108 is u201c t u201d and the distance between the viewer position 112 and the limit position closest to the viewer in the example shown the left limit position 106 is u201c t u201d 39 with a defining the angle between the perpendicular to the center of the display 104 and the limit position closest to the viewer and a defining the angle between the perpendicular to the center of the display 104 and a line from the viewer position 112 to the center of the display 104 then now with the above relationship. |
5 | a quick drying epoxy was used in the anchor bolt holes 23 and at the end of twenty five 25 days there was no evidence of loosening of the anchor bolts 26 the mat 11 can be quickly removed by withdrawing the anchor bolts 26 and washers 24 then inserting a shorter bolt not shown into the sleeve 21 to protect the hole 3 and sleeve 21 from filling with debris re installation of the mat 11 can then be easily and quickly accomplished it is contemplated that a mat such as 29 can be used in an emergency by merely being located in the path of oncoming vehicles as is shown in fig3 without any initial securement to the highway however actual testing has shown that the mat tends occasionally to 34 dance 34 on the highway and to change its position when run over by one or more vehicles for that reason securement of at least a temporary nature is recommended the provision of the springs 36 at one end or at both ends of the cables 34 near the stakes facilitates a retention of the mat 29 in its original position with the slots 30 transverse to the flow of traffic when the mat 29 is no longer necessary it is readily removed by withdrawing the stakes 37 and pulling the mat off the highway without significant inconvenience to traffic another embodiment not shown is the provision of a single elongated strip of belting material of the type referred to hereinbefore in connection with the mats 11 of the various embodiments illustrated the strip could have for example the dimensions of a slot 12 of fig1 and the thickness of the mat 11 or for. |
8 | of the circuits of the sense amplifier but advantageously exert a beneficial influence on the semiconductor fabrication processes after all the gates are completely disposed as previously described in fig1 the rest of the layout of the semiconductor device can be arranged according to the conventional or any other layout method in other words according to the layout method of the sense amplifiers of the present invention shown in fig1 there are the gates which perform actual operations of the sense amplifier while the dummy gates are positioned between or outside those actually operating gates without making any influence on the actual operations of the sense amplifier however the installation of the dummy gates minimizes the variances in the process deviations which may occur in the photo and etching processes for the production of the semiconductor device fig1 through 17 illustrate a layout method of the sense amplifier shown in fig4 in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention in fig1 the sources drains and gates of the pmos transistors p 1 p 2 p 3 are respectively denoted with p 1 s p 2 s p 3 s p 1 d p 2 d p 3 d and p 1 g p 2 g p 3 g while the sources drains and gates of the nmos transistors n 1 n 2 n 3 n 4 are respectively denoted with n 1. |
2 | past the high voltage electrode 5 the air and phosphor particles are then highly charged and ionized and shot out of the spray nozzles 7 at a high velocity ie 170 feet per minute the charged particles and air stream strike the side walls and bottom of the spray chamber slow down and spread out moving to fill the chamber and the area under the panel 4 in an ionized cloud the pneumatic air flow pattern cause the particles to strike the side walls and be deflected upwardly into the internal corner radii of the panel at the areas 11 while the electrostatic fields between the metal plate 2 and the panel 4 move the phosphor particles to the grounded inner surface having the wetted photoresist to be stuck thereon during this electrostatic deposition the ionized phosphor particles are both being repelled by the metal plate 2 and attracted to the grounded panel 4 as this occurs the spray gun or the spray nozzle is rotated in one direction this rotation is for at least 360 u00b0 and beyond to form a continuous cloud of charged particles being attracted or pneumatically pushed to the panel 4 in one process the rotation is continuous and the particles are sprayed into the chamber until about 30 u00b0 to about 90 u00b0 from a stop position depending on the type of phosphor particles and photoresist being used at that point the phosphor particles. |
9 | following test methods astm d 1238 condition e measured at 190 u00b0 c and reported as grams per 10 minutes activity values are normalized values based upon the grams of polymer produced per mmol of hafnium or zirconium in the catalyst per hour per 100 psi of ethylene polymerization pressure method a cross linked polystyrene column pore size sequence 1 column less than 1000 u00e5 3 columns of mixed 500 to 5 u00d7 10 7 u00e5 1 2 4 trichlorobenzene solvent at 140 u00b0 c with refractive index detection preparation c 5 ch 3 5 c 2 b 9 h 11 zr ch 3 a solution of 3 50 g 12 9 mmol of c 5 ch 3 5 zr ch 3 3 in 50 ml of toluene was prepared and cooled to 78 u00b0 c under a nitrogen atmosphere a solution of 1 75 g 13 0 mmol of c 2 b 9 h 13 in 40 ml of toluene was added to the precooled solution by cannula and the reaction mixture was warmed to ambient temperature gas evolution ch 4 was observed an an orange yellow solid precipitated from solution the reaction mixture was stirred for two hours at 23 u00b0 c the solid precipitate was collected by filtration washed three times with 30 ml of hexane and dried under high vacuum for 12 hours the product weighed 4 51 g representing a 94 0 yield analysis calculated for c 13 h 29 b 9 zr c 41 76 h 7 82 zr 24 40 found c 42 06 h 7 62 zr 24 74 preparation c 5 ch 3 5 c 2 b 9 h 11 hf ch 3 a solution of 3 2 g 8 93 mmol of c 5 ch 3. |
7 | according to one aspect of the present invention the sector addresses 16 and 18 are recorded using msr techniques having a significantly higher recording density than the density of the physically formed sector start identifier 10 consequently there is a reduction in the amount of physically formed sector address information as a result the overall storage capacity increases because more area is available to record user data in fact sector address information according to the present embodiment requires only 55 bytes which is half of what is required in conventional storage media in this manner the present embodiment facilitates a 3 increase in storage capacity over conventional storage mediums using 110 bytes of physically formed sector address information moreover the use of msr techniques to record the sector addresses 16 and 18 eliminates the need to provide the vfo 1 am vfo 2 and am pits of sector address information 90 fig1 provided in conventional devices accordingly storage capacity in a device according to the present invention is further increased as noted above sector start identifier 10 is formed as a physically indented pit the use of a physically formed pit is desirable in order to assure detection of the beginning of a sector with the improved sector formatting of the present invention the sector addresses id 1 16 and id 2 18 are recorded in the data field 13 using msr techniques as is well known in the art misreading of the sector address may be determined using the crc byte thus if necessary the misread sector address may be corrected using the ecc byte 20 consequently accurate. |
3 | after this 40 wt parts of a mixture of 74 5 wt styrene and 25 5 wt acrylonitrile based on the total amount of the monomers are fed continuously within 4 hours to the provided rubber latex starting with the monomer feed an aqueous sodium rosin soap solution is fed in 5 hours and an aqueous solution of tert butylhydroperoxide as well as an aqueous solution of sodium ascorbate is fed in 9 hours the temperature is increased within 4 hours from 59 u00b0 c to 81 u00b0 c and kept in the range of 78 to 81 u00b0 c for further 8 hours the graft latex b 1 is stabilized with 0 8 wt of a phenolic antioxidant and coagulated with a mixture of magnesium sulfate and acetic acid washed with water and dried at 70 u00b0 c in a drying cabinet to obtain the graft polymer b 1 according to the invention a mixture of 15 wt parts of the rubber latex b1 and 45 wt parts of the rubber latex b2 corresponding to a weight ratio of b1 to b2 of 25 75 based on solids evaporation sample at 180 u00b0 c for 25 min in drying cabinet is mixed and adjusted with water to a solid content of ca 30 wt and heated to 59 u00b0 c after this 40 wt parts of a mixture of 74 5 wt. |
2 | are coupled by a pin 292 to a cylinder 294 that provides rotational movement for the first rod 270 about a first horizontal axis the first rod 270 and the second rod 272 include fixed portions 296 and adjustment portions 298 the adjustment portions 298 provide length adjustment along the v direction shown in fig1 for the first rod 270 and along the h direction for the second rod 272 for the first rod 270 one of the fixed portions 296 is fixedly attached to the cylinder 294 while another of the fixed portions is fixedly attached to a cylinder 300 for the second rod 272 one of the fixed portions 296 is rotationally coupled to the cylinder 300 to provide rotational movement of the first rod 270 about a second horizontal axis once placement of the frame connector 268 is determined the resultant angular orientation of the first rod 270 can be secured with tightening of a set screw 302 threadably attached to the cylinder 300 an alternate implementation of the rear frame connector assembly 106 is shown in fig1 as having a top cross member 304 sized to fit over a bottom cross member 308 such that holes 308 in the top cross member align with holes 310 in the bottom cross member to receive pins 311 thereby securing the top cross member with the bottom cross member the bottom cross member 308 further includes saddle connectors 312 to straddle the rear frame portions 16 having an outside plate 314 with holes 316 for insertion of bolts 318 to secure the saddle connectors to the rear frame portions the saddle connectors 312 each further have an inside plate such that when each of the saddle connectors straddle the respective. |
2 | monitoring spaces 231 221 and 211 are defined by inner wall 202 and outer wall 204 as indicated in fig2 in this embodiment since monitoring spaces 231 221 and 211 are in fluid communication they are collectively known as the integrated monitoring space 203 as shown in fig2 integrated monitoring space 203 is filled with fluid 242 reservoir 240 is in fluid communication with integrated monitoring space 203 between walls 202 and 204 if a leak were to occur in containment enclosure 200 fluid 242 would gradually leak out causing the level to drop in reservoir 240 if the level were to drop too low a sensor placed at location 241 would indicate that containment enclosure 200 is leaking any known sensor may be placed at location 241 for example a float sensor may be used preferably reservoir 240 includes one or more openings 244 246 and 248 preferably one or more of these openings are closable and leak resistant each opening may serve a different purposes for example in the exemplary embodiment shown in fig2 opening 244 can be used to fill reservoir 240 with fluid 242 opening 248 may be used to drain fluid 242 out of reservoir 240 opening 246 may be used as a vent to facilitate movement of fluid 242 in reservoir 240 and within integrated monitoring space 203 and to limit the fluid level in reservoir 240 when filling reservoir 240 space with fluid 242 0066 fig4 is a partial view of another exemplary containment enclosure of the invention showing a. |
3 | at least 28 carbon atoms is used as the feed olefin the resulting composition usually has a melting point of from 55 u00b0 to 95 u00b0 c and a viscosity of from 30 to 150 cp at 100 u00b0 c further the unreacted maleic anhydride remaining in the reaction product is usually less than 3 relative to the charged amount while according to the conventional process the unreacted maleic anhydride remaining in the product caused a trouble during the purification operation or an attempt to reduce the amount of the remaining unreacted maleic anhydride by a reaction at a high temperature for a long period of time led to the deterioration of the product according to the process of the present invention no substantial amount of unreacted maleic anhydride remains whereby no trouble during the purification operation is brought about further the hue and quality of the product have been improved whereby the product can be used advantageously as e g a resin modifier a dispersing agent or a rust preventing agent now the present invention will be described in further detail with reference to examples however it should be understood that the present invention is by no means restricted by these specific examples into a flask 650. |
8 | of the present invention in a first level of interconnect structure according to the present invention metal interconnect 60 metal plugs 58 and air gaps 68 are shown embedded in dielectric layer 14 above device layer 10 note that as with fig1 the resulting structure of fig3 shows that that air gaps 68 can extend below the level of the upper surface of device layer 50 and above the upper surface of metal lines 60 thus providing maximum electrical isolation also shown in fig3 is a second level of metal interconnect layer 80 that includes an additional metal level 86 metal plugs 84 and air gaps 88 air gap 88 provides intra level metal isolation and extends to layers 50 52 and 60 a fourth embodiment is now described with reference to fig3 38 this embodiment is a variant of the first embodiment in which an etch stop layer between a line dielectric and a via dielectric is eliminated to further reduce the effective dielectric constant of the inter metal dielectric layer thus in fig3 the second etch stop layer 16 between the via and line dielectric layers 14 and 18 fig2 has been eliminated to further reduce the effective dielectric constant of the inter metal dielectric layer in lieu of two dielectric layers separated by an etch stop layer a single. |
6 | the engine for storing the coefficient data specifically associated with each fuel injector to provide fuel to that particular cylinder the coefficient data is used in the aforementioned third order equations stored in read only memory 64 thus depending upon the throttle setting and the corresponding rpm the equation in read only memory 64 is provided to microprocessor or calculator 68 of ecu 30 along with the appropriate coefficient data of the third order equation associated with the cylinder for which the volume of fuel is being determined microprocessor 68 then uses the equation and the corresponding coefficient data to calculate the necessary pulse width and provide the requisite amount of fuel to the appropriate fuel injection 52 62 to achieve efficient engine operation to aid in understanding the operation of these complex fuel injectors and the requirement of using advanced calculations to determine pulse width over those fuel injectors used in the past reference is made to the set of curves illustrative of fuel injector performance of earlier less complex fuel injectors as shown in fig2 an increase in pulse width results in an increase in fuel flow in a rather predictable manner as shown by the second order polynomial curves 70 72 74 and 76 representing four individual fuel injectors as used in a four cylinder engine it is clear from each of these curves that if the fuel flow associated with a particular pulse width is known. |
3 | ether group in another embodiment w is methyl ethyl propyl butyl isobutyl phenyl 1 2 cyclohexanedicarboxylate bisphenol a diethylene glycol resorcinol cyclohexanedimethanol poly dimethylsiloxane 2 6 tolylene diisocyanate 1 3 butadiene or dicyclopentadiene in one embodiment m is an integer from 0 to 10 including from 0 to 5 in another embodiment n is an integer from 1 to 10 including from 1 to 5 in another embodiment a method for making an anion exchange polymer comprises reacting a tertiary amine an acid inhibitor and a polyepoxide to form a quaternary ammonium monomer and polymerizing the quaternary ammonium monomer in the presence of a catalyst the tertiary amine may be an ethylenic tertiary amine in one embodiment the ethylenic tertiary amine is selected from the group consisting of dimethylaminopropylmethacrylamide dmapma dimethylaminopropylacrylamide dmapaa diethylaminopropylmethacrylamide deapma dimethylaminoethylmethacrylate dmaema and mixtures thereof in another embodiment the ethylenic tertiary amine monomer is dmapma the polyepoxide may be any type of polyepoxide having at least two epoxide groups in one embodiment the polyepoxide is a diglycidyl ether or a triglycidyl ether diglycidyl ethers include but are not limited to diethylene glycol diglycidyl ether diglycidyl 1 2 cyclohexanedicarboxylate n n diglycidyl 4 glycidyloxyaniline bisphenol a diglycidyl ether brominated bisphenol a diglycidyl ether bisphenol f diglycidyl ether 1 4 butanediol diglycidyl ether 1 4 butanediyl diglycidyl ether 1 4 cyclohexanedimethanol diglycidyl ether glycerol diglycidyl ether resorcinol diglycidyl ether bis 4 glycidyloxy phenyl methane bisphenol. |
6 | of the inner surface with a permeability value reduced in respect to that of the remaining mass the number of reduced permeability areas varying from one to two times the numerical value of the diameter expressed in millimeters application_number US 3956979 A description with reference to fig1 number 1 indicates the shaft rotating in the sense indicated by arrow r 2 is a sintered bush inserted in a seating 3 p indicates the direction of action of the load while the oil flow is indicated by arrows f zone 4 shown by the hatched area is the one wherein the oil sucked in by bush 2 progressively as the pressure increases introduces itself again into the porous surface of the bush itself so that in the area of maximum pressure the lubricant film interposed between shaft 1 and bush 2 is lacking according to the present invention fig2 it is provideed to establish a certain number of reduced permeability areas indicated by 5 symmetrically distributed on the inner surface of bush 2 areas 5 have the intent of preventing the oil penetrating into the porous mass thus allowing the formation of a continuous film of lubricant where shaft 1 34 floats 34 the number of such areas 5 may vary from 1 to 2 times the numerical value of the size of the hole diameter expressed in mm according to the characteristics as a whole of the shaft bearing group such as the possibility of assembling the bearing in the. |
3 | US 6586704 B1 abstract a method for diffusion bonding ceramic layers such as boron carbide zirconium carbide or silicon carbide uses a defocused laser beam to heat and to join ceramics with the use of a thin metal foil insert the metal foil preferably is rhenium molybdenum or titanium the rapid intense heating of the ceramic metal ceramic sandwiches using the defocused laser beam results in diffusive conversion of the refractory metal foil into the ceramic and in turn creates a strong bond therein application_number US 85455101 A description ceramic metal ceramic constructs are diffusion bonded according to the invention using a defocused laser fig1 is a schematic diagram which illustrates that within an inert atmosphere in a u201c glove box u201d known in the art a defocused laser beams into a ceramic metal ceramic sandwich clamped to a base plate the heat of the laser joins the sandwich layers without appreciable melting of the metal to create a diffusion bond most preferably the foil s are rhenium or molybdenum between about 12 and 25 u03bcm in thickness the process is conducted in a glove box containing a purified inert atmosphere preferably argon with less than 1 part per million each of oxygen nitrogen and moisture many varieties of ceramics may be bonded according to the present method including but not limited to silicon carbide sic zirconium carbide. |
6 | a plurality of ducts lead to corresponding outlet nozzles not shown for supplying conditioned air to separate regions in the occupant compartment of the motor vehicle a ventilation duct 5 a defroster duct 6 and a foot duct 7 conduct conditioned air to a front section of one side of the vehicle the ducts 5 6 and 7 are associated with an upper segment 8 of the heater 4 however the ventilation duct 5 is adjacent a side wall of a housing 110 and the air stream conducted by the ventilation duct 5 does not pass through the heater 4 associated with a lower segment 9 of the heater 4 are a foot duct 10 and a ventilation duct 11 for conducting conditioned air to a rear section of the same side of the vehicle as with the front zone ventilation duct 5 the ventilation duct 11 is adjacent a side wall of a housing 110 and the air stream conducted by the ventilation duct 11 also does not pass through the heater 4 generally the defroster duct 6 is for conducting conditioned air to an upper region of the front section and the ventilation ducts 5 11 are for conducting conditioned air to regions within their respective sections which are relatively higher in the passenger compartment than the regions receiving conditioned air conducted by the foot ducts 7 10 the illustrated arrangement of the ducts 5 7 10 and 11 makes independent temperature setting simple arranging the ventilation ducts 5 11 adjacent the side walls of the housing 110 permits cooled air leaving the refrigerant condenser 3 to circumvent the heater 4 through respective bypasses 12 13 one or more air valves or mixing flaps. |
1 | its direction changed in ways other than by reversing the flow for example as illustrated in fig3 a a planar element 210 opposite a filter or membrane 220 moves relative to the filter or membrane 220 generating a couette flow of blood 117 this effect could be generated in a filter bank of planar filters 250 260 by stopping the flow and straining the blood by moving every other layer relative to those between them alternatingly in opposite directions referring now to fig4 an example of a way to provide closely spaced planar layers of filter or membrane 230 235 is shown the adjacent layers of filter or membrane 230 235 are spaced apart by bumps 240 to create a passages 245 between them the narrow passages 245 are also susceptible to pressure drop referring now to fig5 an extracorporeal blood circuit draws blood from a patient 340 via a pump 325 runs it through a filter 300 and returns it to the patient 340 in the example embodiment the circuit includes a four way valve 320 that switches the blood circuit ends of the filter 342 and 343 such that blood can be run through the filter 300 in either direction selectively depending on the configuration of the four way valve 320 the pump 325 can run in a single direction and blood is drawn from the patient 340 without changing the draw return roles of the accesses referring now to fig6 in many applications replacement. |
6 | u201c size u201d and a second u201c size u201d consequently in such a configuration the stratum configuration 334 resembles a u201c picket fence u201d in appearance the stratum configuration 334 illustrated in fig3 d is merely illustrative and one skilled in the art will readily recognize that sweep heights may be sized according to additional u201c sizes u201d e g a third size in this way in a stratum configuration such as the stratum configuration 334 illustrated in fig3 d sweep heights of at least two wind turbines of the configuration are sized to intersect at least one horizontal plane unique from horizontal planes intersected by a sweep height of at least one immediately adjacent wind turbine in fig3 e a stratum configuration 344 includes a first wind turbine 346 a a second wind turbine 346 b and a third wind turbine 346 c the second wind turbine 346 b is immediately adjacent to the first wind turbine 346 a and the third wind turbine 346 c presented differently the second wind turbine 346 b is an intermediate wind turbine between two terminal wind turbines namely the first wind turbine 346 a and the third wind turbine 346 c the second wind turbine 346 b has a second sweep height 348 b which intersects a horizontal plane u201c a u201d 350 a the first wind turbine 346 a has a first sweep height 348 a and the third wind turbine 346 c has a third. |
4 | 50 for use in securing the two members 50 and 51 together by means of a plurality of bolts 58 as shown in fig3 the base 57 of top member 51 defines a top wall portion spaced apart from a bottom wall portion provided by the base 54 bottom member 50 the base 57 of member 51 has a plurality of flow ports 59 therein arranged in a row and providing flow communication between the upper portion of the cartridge 40 and the internal cartridge chamber 42 which is defined by the inwardly facing surfaces of bases 54 and 57 and legs 53 a nozzle strip 60 is adapted to be positioned at the lower end of cartridge chamber 42 adjacent base 54 providing the bottom wall of the cartridge 40 nozzle strip 60 is supported between the upper surface of the base 54 of bottom member 50 and the lower ends of the legs 53 of top member 51 as is apparent from a consideration of the drawings nozzle strip 60 has a plurality of orifices 62 therein spaced apart along the length thereof and arranged in a row to be aligned with the cartridge slot 46 as is shown in the drawings the orifices 62 are constructed and arranged so as to provide concentrated jets of liquid and to discharge them in the curtain like array of water streams 14 as shown in fig1 cartridge 40 comprises means to provide a seal between the downstream surface of. |
1 | 56 fig1 that terminates in a generally conical surface 58 additionally the plunger 26 includes a second end 60 and a mid portion 61 located between the first end 56 and the second end 60 plunger 26 also includes an external surface 62 that may be cylindrical or of any other suitable cross section the concave rib 44 extends about the axis 54 and expands towards the first end 56 of the plunger 26 in the illustrated example the concave rib 44 extends over the conical surface 58 of the plunger and towards the first end 56 of the plunger 26 still further in the illustrated example the concave rib 44 extends over a portion of the conical surface 58 the conical surface 58 cooperates with the nozzle 38 to push any remaining medicaments from ampule 30 referring to fig1 12 it will be understood that plunger 26 may also include a second rib 64 the second rib 64 is positioned between the concave rib 44 and the second end 60 of the plunger 26 the second rib 64 cooperates with the concave rib 44 to stabilize the plunger 26 as it is driven through the ampule 30 the design of the. |
5 | insert 24 may be rectangular shaped with outside dimensions matching the inside dimension of the cavity 19 such that the insert 24 may be disposed snugly inside the cavity 19 the insert 24 may be attached inside the cavity 19 by adhesives or the like as will be evident to those of ordinary skill in the art the insert 24 has an opening 26 disposed along a central longitudinal axis the opening 26 is sized to receive a standard 4 u2033 u00d7 4 u2033 post the opening 26 is also provided with at least one conduit raceway 28 defined along the edge of the opening 26 such that conduit not shown can be run along the outside of the post inside the insert 24 the electrical conduit wire passageways or raceways 28 are designed to allow for electrical conduit or underground rated wire to be installed within the column 39 fig3 for supplying electrical power to an optional light fixture kit 40 fig3 electrical outlet kit or illuminated house number kit as shown in fig1 the insert 24 is spaced apart from the bottom 22 of the side walls 12 14 16 18 such that a space 30 is formed below the insert 24 the space 30 provides for a degree of flexibility with regard to the position of the conduit for applications such as lights or the like the core 10 is also provided with a. |
4 | vortices that may have been created by a fan or impeller or by the duct work etc the air flow through the duct 15 is preferably rather slow to permit effective straightening thereof accordingly the duct 15 has a rather large cross section to permit a large volume of air to move slowly therethrough an acceleration arrangement 20 sometimes referred to as a nozzle is connected to the end of the duct 15 and has a reducing cross section to increase the velocity of the air passing therethrough the particulars of the acceleration arrangement 20 will be described in more detail below an airlay duct 40 which has a size corresponding to the outlet of the acceleration arrangement 20 is connected to the end of the nozzle which is arranged to convey the air flow along a path which accepts the fiber to be laid into a web and lay down the fibers the airlay duct 40 is arranged in conjunction with a disperser roll 45 which feeds fibers from a batt 55 into the air stream the fibers are carried down the airlay duct 40 to a screen conveyor belt 50 and deposited thereon to form the web w the air which carries the fiber preferably passes through the foraminous belt 50 and is collected in the collection duct 60 the collection duct 60 carries the air out of the airlay equipment to be vented to the atmosphere. |
1 | 1 microns the microspheres usually have densities from about 0 03 g cc to about 0 7 g cc in the case of hollow microspheres of vinylidene chloride acrylonitrile the density is usually about 0 03 g cc the particle diameter is on the average about 30 microns and the wall thickness is about 400 to about 500 angstroms since in keeping with the process pursuant to the invention a relatively small quantity of hollow microspheres has to be mixed with the unsaturated polyester together with any other desirable additive such as hardeners stabilizers and polymerization accelerators as well as the active substance the manufacturing process is greatly simplified and thus has economic advantages the hollow microspheres may be added in very finely graded quantities and uniformly distributed in the resin it is also possible to prepare intermediate products of relatively large volume which may subsequently be reduced to their finally desired form through a mechanical treatment such as sawing among the hollow microspheres of inorganic material those made of glass are preferred because hollow microspheres made of glass are very much simpler to manufacture and therefore also more easily accessible than those of sodium borosilicate among the hollow microspheres of organic material those of vinylidene chloride acrylonitrile copolymers are especially preferred such hollow microspheres excel above all through the fact. |
4 | accurate rotation of the spools and for providing adjustable tensioning on the respective spools so that the respective cables are fed at the desired degree of tension specifically the respective bearing and tensioning means in accordance with this invention comprise a plurality of respective bushings 43 fig2 and nuts 45 in combination with the a respective plurality of adjustably loadable bearings 47 each of the bushings has a respective radially outwardly protruding base or flange 49 at a first end 51 each bushing has a threaded second end 53 that threadedly engages the nut 45 the respective bushings 43 are made of a structurally strong material such as a metal like steel such that the respective bearings can be compressively held intermediate the respective bases and nuts 49 45 with adequate tension to provide the loading in fig2 it is understood that the respective spools 41 have cable wound thereon although the cable 23 is shown only on one spool the respective bearings 47 are angular contact loadable bearings having ball bearings 55 intermediate respective races 57 59 as can be seen the respective interior races 57 have a raised portion 61 of a larger outside diameter than an interior portion 63 similarly the radially outer race has respective outer portions 65 of radially larger diameter than a radially inwardly raised portion 67 in this way the ball bearings can be compressed between the respective raised portions when the bearings are properly paired thrust can be emplaced on the respective interior races by the respective nuts 45 and bases 49 on the respective bushings 43 expressed otherwise the respective nuts and bases 45 49 have a diameter less than the diameter of the outer race 58 but large enough to bear on the. |
1 | of the rail this movement of block 94 changes the angular position of frames 62 and 64 about the side rails 20 and 22 thereby forcing adjustment rail 74 longitudinally relative to block 94 so that the angular position of frames 46 and 48 changes with the change of angular position of frames 62 64 and the longitudinal position of block 94 in this way cross member pairs 44 60 are folded and extended according to the position of block 94 on rail 74 in order to change the width of the wheelchair referring next to fig7 adjustment block 94 is formed with two upper devices 110 and two lower devices 112 a device of each lateral pair located on opposite lateral sides of the center line of rail 74 a pin passing through those clevices hinges each attachment strut 92 98 on block 94 rail 74 supports block 94 so that the block can slide longitudinally to a position limited by the located of a collar 114 whose position on rail 74 is fixed by a set screw bolt or similar attachment 116 which engages rail 74 and fixes the position of collar 114 the upper surface of block 94 pivotally supports a latch 118 having a blocking surface 120 when the latch is in position shown in fig7 surface 120 engages the end face of collar 114 thereby releaseably fastening block 94 to rail 74 but not locking the block to the. |
8 | threaded into and through planar member 14 via bore 15 which urges legs 16b and 18b upwards thus causing the bottom wall of apertures 20b and 22b to be snugly secured below protrusions 36b and 38b respectively as a result the entire heat sink assembly 10 is safely secured to zif socket 34 with integrated circuit device sandwiched therebetween in order for apertures 20b and 22b to respectively engage protrusions 36b and 38b they must be properly aligned it is preferred that the mounting clip length be at a distance referenced by 34 y 34 in order to ensure a secure connection in accordance with the present invention therefore if socket length 34 x 34 is too short or too long sleeve 40 can be actuated in or out accordingly to precisely adjust the overall mounting clip length to the desired length referenced as 34 y 34 upon the appropriate adjustment of sleeve 40 heat sink member 28 can then be threaded down through planar member 14 to secure the entire assembly in place for heat dissipation turning now to fig3 7 details of the adjustability of mounting clip 12 are shown fig3 illustrates a cross sectional view through the line 3 3 of fig1 socket 34 is provided with integrated circuit device 24 installed therein via pins 24a central sleeve leg 18b downwardly depends from sleeve 40 planar member 14 includes a sleeve engagement member 14a which carries stop protrusion 44 thereon stop guide channel 42 is provided through sleeve 40 for containing and guiding the sliding movement of stop protrusion 44 therein as a result sleeve 40 is easily movable over sleeve engagement member 14 to adjust the overall mounting clip length to that shown in fig2 the stop protrusion 44 and. |
2 | air paths from direct high pressure spray wash during scheduled vehicle cleaning by deflecting and reducing the force of the spray with continuing reference to fig5 the interior of end cap 90 defines three concentric plenum chambers including an inner plenum chamber 96 which communicates with outlet vent path defined by duckbill valve 80 an intermediate plenum chamber 98 which communicates with the inlet vent paths defined by the radially disposed apertures 68 and an outer plenum chamber 100 which is in direct communication with the surrounding atmosphere through a plurality of radially spaced apart side slots 102 formed in the outer peripheral wall 104 of end cap 90 the inner plenum chamber 96 communicates with the surrounding atmosphere through a plurality of axially disposed exhaust ports 106 which extend through the domed end wall 108 of end cap 90 the inner plenum chamber 96 is isolated from the intermediate plenum chamber 98 by radially inner annular wall structure 92a and the intermediate plenum chamber 98 communicates with the outer plenum chamber 100 through a plurality of radially spaced apart slots 110 which extends through the radially outer annular wall structure 92b during wheel rotation side slots 102 serve the additional advantageous function. |
7 | refraction of the optical leads 11 and 17 is located between and surrounds the optical leads 11 and 17 the presence of the optical conducting substance 22 that matches the index of refraction of optical leads proximate the ends 11 a and 17 b reduces the optical reflections thereby providing an optical path from one optical lead 11 to the other optical lead 17 or vice versa with a minimum of back reflections thus a feature of coupler 10 is that the member 14 is rotatable with respect to member 13 without disrupting the optical path from optical lead 11 to optical lead 17 while at the same time inhibiting or reducing back reflections coupler 10 also includes a rotational alignment member or elongated key 19 which extends axially along member 14 positioned proximate to coupler 10 is an alignment sleeve 25 which is shown partially in section alignment sleeve 25 has a lumen therein for receiving flanged member 14 and an inner surface 25 a that mates with outer surface 14 b of member 14 to coaxially align member 14 within alignment sleeve 25 alignment sleeve 25 includes an alignment recess 25 b that extends in an axial direction from. |
8 | decision part 53 outputs a signal causing the controller 42 to inhibit updating of control information and a signal causing the ui equipment 20 to provide a display to indicate that updating of control information is inhibited once the information acquisition part 52 has acquired control information and setup information from the information servers 12 a 12 b the updating part 54 updates the control information and configuration information stored in the control setup storage part 56 according to the control information and the setup information stored in e g the buffering part 60 and the configuration information stored in the configuration storage part 58 for example when the image forming apparatus 10 is rebooted it is determined whether new control information and new setup information have been acquired if so the updating program 50 is adapted to serve as a boot program that triggers updating according to the acquired information without operating in the normal operation mode upon the rebooting thereby operation in the normal operation mode is initiated by rebooting after the updating fig5 is a flowchart illustrating a process s 10 that the image forming apparatus 10 performs to acquire control information using the updating program 50 as can be seen in. |
5 | the front face 44 receives the latch pin 54 which retains the sliding latch member 36 in the closed position the sliding latch member 36 has rivets 56 58 which extend through their respective slots 48 52 the rivets 56 58 have heads 60 which are wider than the slots 48 52 in order to retain the sliding latch member 36 on the right upright 24 the rivets 56 58 are positioned so that they bottom out and top out in their respective slots at the same time there is a spring 62 which is mounted at its upper end to the rivet 56 and at its lower end to the right upright member 24 in order to open the latch the sliding latch member 36 must be lifted up against gravity and against the force of the spring 62 and when the sliding latch member 36 is released the spring and gravity cause the sliding latch 36 to slide downwardly to close the latch the latch pin 54 is mounted on the sliding latch member 36 opposite a hole 64 in the front face of the sliding latch member 36 a spring 66 urges the latch pin 54 to extend through the hole 64 when the sliding latch member 36 is. |
5 | exact and there may be gaps between some of the tabs and the base however it may nevertheless be seen that substantially discrete openings 47 are nevertheless provided as may be understood selection of the various vent hole and baffle sizes positions and relative locations is but one important feature of the present invention this includes not only the various elongate baffles and vent holes but also the ventilation openings 39 which are configured at least in part to balance the air flow into the bottom of the vent with the airflow out of the front edge of the vent through the vent front edge vent and discharge openings 47 see fig2 as may be understood the u201c total area in u201d of the ventilation openings is to be balanced relatively to the u201c total area out u201d for a given air flow direction u2014 flow out or in to the structure which may differ depending on conditions reference is now made particularly to fig6 and 7 which illustrate the manner in which the vent assembly 10 is configured to provide improved airflow given the limitations of a relatively thin and flat vent while also providing improved water and debris resistance and control the base ventilation. |
7 | 46 8 94 7 34 5 36 5 461 30 9 2 2 10 4 9 7 0 26 5 6 8 2 8 5 4 6 88 153orgsolv865 4 4 6 14 9 45 3 98 32 3 33 339 39 2 2 1 10 1 9 5 0 226 6 7 9 1 9 2 5 2 93 155acryl106 7 4 97 14 7 44 88 5 29 7 33 5 242 31 9 2 1 10 2 9 1 0 164 6 7 10 8 10 6 3 7 89 127acryl127 5 4 72 15 3 45 4 96 1 32 4 33 7 307 18 5 1 4 9 9 0 173 5 6 10 1 10 3 1 96 138acryl135 4 28 14 7 44 2 103 2 34 3 33 2 217 39 1 2 9 2 8 9 0 144 6 6 9 7 8 9 5 2 105 92acryl14 8 4 85 14 5 43 8 90 4 30 33 2 328 40 1 9 9 6 9 1 0 184 5 6 10 10 3 88 88acryl26 3 6 92 14 4 42 8 87 29 2 33 6 339 21 3 1 3 9 6 9 0 185 5 5 10 2 10 1 3 88 132acryl225 3 5 15 5 46 1 90 5 30 5 33 6 347 36 6 1 9 10 9 2 0. |
6 | by the guide plate 25 even when the valve unit 23 having the center of gravity closer to the second end than the valve unit channel 31 moves to the second end therefore the valve unit 23 is supported by the guide plate 25 and slides substantially horizontally thus a stable motion can be realized in addition adjustment of the horizontal angle of the guide plate 25 is performed by raising and lowering the holding shaft 85 because an appropriate gap a to allow thermal expansion of the valve box 3 is provided between the guide plate 25 and the holding shaft 85 the holding shaft 85 does not abut against and press the guide plate 25 upward even when the valve box 3 thermally expands because the valve unit 23 is coupled to for example the valve stem 75 with a gap therebetween there is a possibility that it may shift from side to side during operation in addition the valve unit 23 may also rock due to the presence of a small amount of particulate materials adhering to the sliding surfaces when the valve unit 23 rocks from side to side during sliding it slides while abutting against the leading plate 67. |
5 | earth 39 s surface or another location in the well in the system 10 the line 20 is a hydraulic control line but in other embodiments the line could be an electrical line a fiber optic line or any other type of line furthermore it is not necessary for a safety valve to be operated using any type of line at all in keeping with the principles of the invention at this point it should be noted that the invention is not limited to the specific details of the system 10 described herein many other types of systems and methods can be used without departing from the principles of the invention referring additionally now to fig2 the safety valve 18 is representatively illustrated in an enlarged scale cross sectional view in this view it may be seen that the safety valve 18 includes unique features which make it particularly suitable for use in situations where it is desired to flow cement through the flow passage 16 of the tubular string 12 in completion operations the flow passage 16 extends longitudinally through the safety valve 18 a closure mechanism 22 is used to selectively permit and prevent flow through the passage 16 the closure mechanism 22 includes a flapper 24 seat 26 spring 28 and pivot 30 as depicted in fig2 the closure mechanism 22 is in an open position in which flow through the passage 16 is permitted in a closed position of the closure mechanism 22 the spring 28 biases the flapper 24 to pivot upwardly about the pivot 30 and thereby sealingly engage the seat 26 and prevent flow through the passage 16 a tubular opening prong 32 holds the flapper 24 pivoted downward as shown in fig2 while the tubular string 12 is installed in the. |
8 | chambers 55 a cap 70 is sealed to the chamber portion the cap 70 rests on lip 75 of the chamber portion 50 the final locking seal between the cap 70 and the lip 75 is typically an epoxy which when heated allows the cap to be removed and resealed thereby allowing for the removal and the replacement of faulty die however other locking seals such as a snap seal a grooved seal and a pressure seal may work equally well the chamber portion 50 and the cap 70 are typically molded plastic fig3 is representative of a single bare die 76 designed to fit into the encapsulation device 45 in this case the single die 76 has eight die pads 77 although it is possible for the bare die to have any number of die pads fig4 is a cross sectional view of a single die chamber 55 having parallel walls 78 a bare die 76 inserted into the die chamber 55 is retained against the retaining edges 60 by retaining contact 85 the retaining contact 85 and electrical contacts one of the die pad 77 of bare die 76 see fig3 at a spring portion 86 and electrically contacts a circuit board 90. |
6 | y in typical formulations the curing agent comprises from about 0 5 phr to about 8 phr and more preferably about 2 phr to about 5 phr as referred to herein and generally accepted in the art u201c phr u201d means parts by weight per one hundred parts by weight polymer the curing package preferably also includes at least one phosphate cure accelerator in the case of a sulfur curing agent the accelerator can be by way of example rhenocure u00ae ap 5 rhenocure u00ae ap 7 rhenocure u00ae ap 3 rhenocure u00ae zadt g and rhenocure u00ae s g which are available from rhein chemie corporation of trenton n j and accelerator vs available from akrochem corporation additional cure accelerators that may be used in combination with the phosphate cure accelerator include butyl zimate benzothiazyl disulfide commercially known as altax u00ae dithiocarbamate containing blends such as akroform u00ae delta p m from akrochem corporation and sulfides such as dipentamethylenethiuram hexasulfide such as sulfad u00ae from r t vanderbilt company inc of norwalk conn while the use of accelerator vs was initially unacceptable in some formulations because of the foul odor problem it generated it has also been now found that such formulations can be prepared with no significant odor if about 1 0 phr magnesium oxide is added thereto suitable cure activators for the curing package include metal oxides such as zinc oxide e g tzfd 88p from rhein chemie corp magnesium oxide e g elastomag u00ae 170 from morton chemical co and stearic acid including palmitic acid which is available from harwick standard distribution corp of. |
9 | invention provides novel silicone rtv compositions comprising 3 a stabilizing amount of scavenger for hydroxy radicals having the formula str9 where r is a substituted or unsubstituted organo group having at least two carbon atoms r 1 is a hydrolyzable leaving group selected from the group consisting of alkoxy amido amino carbamato enoxy imidato isocyanato oximato thioisocyanato and ureido r 2 and r 3 are independently selected c 1 13 monovalent substituted or unsubstituted hydrocarbon radicals r 4 is a hydrolyzable leaving group selected from the group consisting of alkoxy amido amino carbamato enoxy imidato isocyanato oximato thioisocyanato and ureido x is equal to 1 or 2 and y is equal to 0 to 3 inclusive and 4 optionally an alkoxy functional crosslinking agent of the formula str10 where r 5 is a c 1 8 aliphatic organic radical selected from alkyl radicals alkylether radicals alkylester radicals alkylketone radicals alkylcyano radicals or a c 7 13 aralkyl radical r 6 is a c 1 13 monovalent substituted or unsubstituted hydrocarbon radical and b equals 0 or 1 initially it should be noted that the novel compounds of the present invention are defined somewhat more narrowly than are the scavengers of the rtv composition the reason for such difference is that 1 1 diethoxy 2 trimethylsilyl 1 sila 2 azacyclopentane is described in 34 the journal of organic chemistry 34 vol 34 no 11 november 1969 and hence although. |
9 | the lance pipe 12 and the supporting pipe 46 an expandable chamber 47 is arranged between a flange 52 which is welded to the supporting pipe 46 and a second flange 54 which is welded to the lance pipe 12 an expandable leak proof conduit 56 is attached at one end to flange 52 and at the other end to flange 54 to form chamber 47 fig3 and 4 show a second embodiment of this invention as a fuel air oxygen lance burner the watercooled oxygen lance burner 11 includes an oxygen lance pipe 12 consisting of a watercooled jacket 14 an oxygen nozzle 16 preferably of a laval type and a conduit 18 for delivering oxygen to the nozzle 16 fig5 shows the presence of additional oxygen nozzles 17 for further expelling oxygen from the conduit 18 these additional nozzles 17 should also preferably be of a laval type so that the oxygen is introduced at supersonic velocity during the refining stage these additional nozzles 17 are provided to increase the oxygen flow capacity and the area of molten metal being contacted by the oxygen stream which reduces the duration of the refining cycle and increases overall productivity the oxygen conduit 18 delivers oxygen from the oxygen inlet. |
3 | of course manual override of any automatic system is possible and control schemes consistent with embodiments of the invention but not specifically disclosed here will occur to those of ordinary skill in the art fig3 is a cross section of a injection ring in accordance with embodiments of the invention injection ring 100 may be constructed in two parts and then fastened together and sealed in an exemplary embodiment the injection ring 100 may take the place of a section of cage 90 in a press 70 the inner surface 170 of the ring may be configure to be coextensive with adjacent section of the cage 90 the embodiment of the injection ring of fig3 includes six ports 180 into which injectors 10 may be installed each port 180 has a tapped and threaded region 190 that interfaces with the threaded region 40 of the injector 10 to secure the injector 10 in the injection ring 100 see fig1 the embodiment of fig3 has two essentially horizontal ports 180 opposite each other the other four ports in this embodiment are oriented approximately thirty degrees either side of these two horizontal ports 180 all of the ports of this embodiment point essentially at the center of the injection ring 100 as installed in the press 70 fig4 is a cross section of a injection ring in accordance with embodiments of the invention in this embodiment of an injection ring 100 there are also six ports 180 as in the embodiment in fig3 there are two opposing horizontal ports 180 at the center of the ring 100. |
8 | selected from the group of polypropylene polyethylene ethylenes or like compositions having carbon carbon double bands the olifinic modifier provides for tensile elongation and knit line development the olifinic modifier can be in the amount of 0 50 table 1 sets for the composition of the pps cell seal 12 table 1______________________________________pps cell seal composition______________________________________main composition polyphenylene sulfide pps optional compositions glass fiber 0 40 olifinic modifier 0 50 ______________________________________ fig3 illustrates a side view of the cell seal 12 where all numerals correspond to those elements previously described fig4 illustrates a cross sectional view of the cell seal 12 taken along line 4 4 of fig3 illustrated in particular is the truncated conical cavity 42 located o the underside of the cell seal 12 formed by a ramped surface 44 and a planar truncated surface 46 the ramped annular surface 40 is guided and accommodated by the inner wall of the cell can 16 along with the lower portion of the annular circumferential surface 20 and is allowed to flex inwardly due to the undercutting afforded by the ramped surface 44 and truncated conical cavity 42 to effect the seal fig5 illustrates a bottom view of the cell seal where all numerals correspond to those elements previously described fig6 illustrates a cross sectional view of the cell seal 12 taken along line 6 6 of fig1 where all numerals correspond to those elements previously described the cell 10 is formed by a plurality of components as illustrated and now described the cell 10 includes a cylindrical cell can 50 an extruded cylindrical cathode 52 engaged about the annular wall 54 and the planar bottom 56 of the cylindrical can 50 an absorber nonreactive separator 59 such as material sold by w r grace amp co engaging. |
1 | one preferred embodiment the base rubber comprises a transition metal polybutadiene a rare earth catalyzed polybutadiene rubber or blends thereof if desired the polybutadiene can also be mixed with other elastomers known in the art such as natural rubber polyisoprene rubber and or styrene butadiene rubber in order to modify the properties of the core other suitable base rubbers include thermosetting materials such as ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber ethylene propylene rubber butyl rubber halobutyl rubber hydrogenated nitrile butadiene rubber nitrile rubber and silicone rubber thermoplastic elastomers tpe many also be used to modify the properties of the core layers or the uncured core layer stock by blending with the base thermoset rubber these tpes include natural or synthetic balata or high trans polyisoprene high trans polybutadiene or any styrenic block copolymer such as styrene ethylene butadiene styrene styrene isoprene styrene etc a metallocene or other single site catalyzed polyolefin such as ethylene octene or ethylene butene or thermoplastic polyurethanes tpu including copolymers e g with silicone other suitable tpes for blending with the thermoset rubbers of the present invention include pebax u00ae which is believed to comprise polyether amide copolymers hytrel u00ae which is believed to comprise polyether ester copolymers thermoplastic urethane and kraton u00ae which is believed to comprise styrenic block copolymers elastomers any of the tpes or tpus above may also contain functionality suitable for grafting including maleic acid or maleic anhydride additional polymers may also optionally be incorporated into. |
8 | 32 and the distal end portion 38 is pushed back to the housing 32 however since the bend 36 deforms elastically the distal end portion 38 is retracted into the housing 32 see fig2 an amount of deflection of the bend 36 is slightly exaggerated for purposes of illustration in fig2 as shown in fig5 the distal end portion 38 of each male terminal 30 retracted in the housing 32 sticks the cream solder 26 on each connecting land portion 22 by a returning force biasing force to the original state exerted in each bend 36 in result each external electrical cable 34 and each electrical conductive path 18 a are electrically connected through each male terminal 30 to each other in the present embodiment the biasing force of the bend 36 is controlled so that the distal end portion 38 of the male terminal 30 is held to stick the cream solder 26 the distal end portion 38 of the male terminal 30 may stick the connecting land portion 22 the male connector 14 attached to the printed board 12 by the manner described above can be released from the engagement with the opening edge around each securing aperture 28 by. |
3 | 8 min particularly preferably 1 min to 5 mins a further subject of the invention is the adhesive films obtainable from the adhesive systems according to the invention and laminated parts produced therefrom in a preferred embodiment the adhesive systems according to the invention are used as tissue adhesives for the closure of wounds in associations of human or animal cells so that clamping or suturing for closure can to a very large extent be dispensed with the tissue adhesives according to the invention can be used both in vivo and also in vitro with use in vivo for example for wound treatment after accidents or operations being preferred hence a process for the closure or binding of cellular tissues characterized in that the adhesive systems according to the invention are used is also an object of the present invention likewise a subject of the invention is the use of such adhesive systems for the production of an agent for the closure or binding of cellular tissues and the 2 chamber dispensing systems containing the components of the adhesive system fundamental to the invention which are necessary for its application all the references described above are incorporated by reference in their entireties. |
8 | and g 2 may be the points of an elliptic curve defined on the ground field gf q or the extension field gf q k whereas g 3 can be a subgroup of gf q k i e the multiplicative group of the extension field in this case g 1 is a l torsion subgroup of the group g 2 and satisfies l p o for all p u03b5g 1 where o is the identity element l is a large prime and l cofactor number of points in g 2 additionally the value of k is the smallest integer for which l q k u2212 1 both g 1 and g 3 are of prime order l furthermore the described embodiments use a bilinear function e that when applied to elements of the groups g 1 u00d7 g 2 gives an element of g 3 as a result for example this bilinear function may be the tate pairing known to those skilled in the art and that can be expressed as wherein f is a generic function the bilinear function e is a map or pairing having the following properties e k p r e p r k e p k r 4 wherein p and q u03b5g 1 r and s u03b5g 2 further k p represents the scalar multiplication of point p by the integer k so that k p p p p k. |
3 | is discharged into the base of the sludge return line the air discharged into the sludge return line rises to the top as this happens some of the liquid in the sludge return line is also forced up to the top of the pipe and out the discharge opening in the sludge return line the sludge return line is an air lift pump that pumps settled sludge and water from the bottom of the clarifier cone back into the aeration chamber the sludge return line flow rate is controlled by the needle valve 251 and a solenoid valve s for intermittent operation this arrangement allows more settling time for the sludge the liquid displaced from the aeration chamber flows into the clarifier through the 6 inch circular clarifier baffle pipe 177 this baffle pipe keeps the sludge in the liquid flowing into the clarifier separate from the clear water being discharged from the clarifier in addition any floating material will separate from the liquid flowing into the clarifier and float back up into the aeration chamber 159 because this material will be lighter than the liquid slowly flowing through the circular clarifier baffle pipe the clear liquid in the top of the clarifier is discharged from the clarifier through the crossover manifold 118 the clear liquid flows into the crossover manifold through openings in the top of the pipe the liquid then flows up through the pipe in the aeration chamber and down into the clarifier discharge chamber 183 through the external crossover manifold pipe 193 the elevated loop in the crossover manifold pipe provides a static liquid seal that keeps the liquid level in the aeration chamber 159 high enough so that there will be no air space in the top of the clarifier 173 that would allow. |
4 | 36 is connected to pole 124 of centrifugal switch 110 the blade 126 of centrifugal switch 110 is shown in its 34 start 34 position ie bridging poles 116 and 128 pole 128 is connected to 34 start 34 winding 130 of motor 47 the other end of start winding 130 is connected to terminal 114 which is connected to terminal 54 of door switch 57 the other terminal 55 of door switch 57 is connected to neutral terminal 59 control timer is set by the operator to a setting calculated to give a predetermined desired degree of 34 dryness 34 to the clothes in dryer drum 18 at the end of the drying cycle the other variable set by the operator is the type of fabrics whether 34 wash and wear 34 or 34 regular drying 34 is desired this is accomplished by means of switches 86 and 98 and 152 which are coupled and in the circuit shown in fig4 control will resort to thermostat 40 which has the lower temperature operating point as compared to the other control thermostat 42 with the control timer 58 and 59 set contacts 56 and 60 plus contact 57 and 62 are closed and control temperature selected the operator depresses the 34 start 34 button on switch 66 and the windings 118 and 130 are energized and motor 47 begins to run as the motor gains speed centrifugal switch 110 snaps to the alternate state closing contacts 116 124 and 108 and 112 the operator may now allow the start switch 66 to return to its unbridged position opening contacts 64. |
8 | antenna connector 42 on the antenna 33 in fig5 are shown antenna connectors 42 having three and two contact members 45 respectively to enable the antenna connectors 42 to receive different types of antennas 33 with different numbers of antenna parts the antenna connectors 42 are provided with numerous slots not shown for every different type of antenna 33 the antenna connector 42 will be provided with a suitable number of contact members 45 while the rest of the slots will be empty also the embodiments shown in fig4 and 6 are provided with numerous slots to adapt to different types of antennas 33 when an antenna 33 is placed in the antenna connector 42 the contact members 45 will be bend outwards from the raised section 43 until the recession 46 on the antenna 33 snaps into the recession 44 on the antenna connector 42 the contact between the contact members 45 and the antenna 33 is earlier shown described with reference to fig3 the antenna 33 is released by pressing the legs 47 inwards and thereby pushing the contact members 45 away releasing the snapped recessions 44 and 46 and thereafter lifting the antenna 33 in fig6 is shown an antenna 33 having extra holding means 48 for increasing the attaching force between the antenna 33 and the printed circuit board 30 the extra holding means 48 includes snapping members that are inserted in recessions 49 on the printed circuit board 30 when mounting the antenna 33 onto the printed circuit board 30 in fig7 is shown a schematic view of an antenna probe 50 for testing a radio part not shown on the print circuit board 30 the antenna probe 50 has some. |
3 | 87 1 92 m 1h 1 32 1 42 m 1h 1 30 d j 5 92 hz 3h 1 30 1 25 m 6h 0 98 qt j 15 7 3 18 hz 2h ms esi m 1 m z calculated 340 found 340 to a 10 l three necked round bottomed flask equipped with an agitator thermometer and a nitrogen inlet tube was added 200 g of compound 8 1 07 mol from synergetica philadelphia pa thf 1000 ml was added to dissolve compound 8 after the solution was cooled to u2212 80 u00b0 c to u2212 50 u00b0 c 2 0 m lda in hexane thf 1175 ml 2 2 eq was added while maintaining the batch temperature below u2212 50 u00b0 c after about 15 minutes of agitation at u2212 80 u00b0 c to u2212 50 u00b0 c diethyl chlorophosphate 185 ml 1 2 eq was added while maintaining the batch temperature below u2212 50 u00b0 c the mixture was agitated at a temperature from u2212 80 u00b0 c to u2212 50 u00b0 c for about 15 minutes and diluted with n heptane 1000 ml this mixture was warmed up to about u2212 35 u00b0 c and quenched with aqueous ammonium chloride 400 g in 1400 ml water at a temperature below u2212 10 u00b0 c this mixture was. |
1 | of example oximeters and other blood chemistry sensors are well known similarly lung capacity and tidal volume of the patient may be sensed environmental parameters such as temperature pressure and humidity are in common use other sensors may be utilized as desired to be considered in the treatment profile directed to the patient such profile may include such parameters as simply the total effort to generate no during the treatment u2014 setting the sparks energy level and allowing the inhaler to run for a prescribed period of time while such operation is considered the advantages of the supplied logic provide better options in the embodiments where a spark intensity sensor is provided the actual production of no may be closely monitored and the spark intensity is closely correlated to the amount of no produced treatment profiles which consider static parameters of the patient such as age sex weight specific disease other known conditions and the like may be provided monitoring of dynamic parameters such as blood chemistry pulmonary function motion and the like may be done and treatment profiles may be selected or adjusted to accommodate such changing conditions time dependent profiles such as providing no at intervals or varying the amount of no administered may over time may also be dictated by the treatment profiles profiles may be adjusted according to past history of prior treatment profiles may be set by the manufacturer set according to a patient specific prescription or a combination between the two options where the inhaler is pre programmed and adjustments to the program are created to provide best fit to each patient needs in. |
9 | links that can be used to browse any container in the objects hierarchy lt nds dn gt replaced with the current nds object 39 s fully distinguished name lt u2014 nds escdn gt replaced by the mime encoded fully distinguished name of the current nds object lt u2014 nds escpath gt when the current object is in the file system this is replaced with the mime encoded path of the object lt u2014 nds escbaseclass gt replaced with the base class of the current nds object lt u2014 nds escparentdn gt replaced with the mime encoded name of the container that the current nds object is in lt u2014 nds escdn gt replaced by the fully distinguished name of the current nds object lt u2014 nds escpath gt when the current object is in the file system this is replaced with the path of the object lt u2014 nds escbaseclass gt replaced with the base class of the current nds object lt u2014 nds escparentdn gt replaced with the name of the container that the current nds object is in lt nds attribute attributename syntaxpart gt gets the u201c attribute u201d attribute from the current object if the syntax of the attribute contains multiple parts u201c syntax part u201d. |
6 | examples a vertical spacing between corresponding rotors e g rotor 134 a and rotor 134 b on pylon 132 a may be 0 9 meters the rotors 134 a 134 b may be configured to drive one or more generators for the purpose of generating electrical energy in this example the rotors 134 a 134 b may each include one or more blades such as three blades or four blades the rotor blades may rotate via interactions with the wind and be used to drive the one or more generators in addition the rotors 134 a 134 b may also be configured to provide thrust to the aerial vehicle 130 during flight with this arrangement the rotors 134 a 134 b may function as one or more propulsion units such as a propeller although the rotors 134 a 134 b are depicted as four rotors in this example in other examples the aerial vehicle 130 may include any number of rotors such as less than four rotors or more than four rotors the tail boom 135 may connect the main wing 131 to the tail wing assembly 136 which may include a tail wing and a vertical stabilizer the tail boom 135 may have a variety of dimensions for example the tail boom 135 may have a length of 2 meters moreover in some implementations the tail boom 135 could take the form of a body and or fuselage of the aerial vehicle 130 in such implementations the tail boom 135 may carry a payload the tail wing and or vertical stabilizer may be used to stabilize the aerial vehicle. |
7 | as described above the user can select a specific time in u201c hours u201d or u201c days u201d if the user selects the u201c hour u201d option from then the user can specify between 1 to 24 hours in an associated text box in exemplary embodiments a default value is u201c 8 hours u201d in exemplary embodiments u201c bookmarks u201d is generated based on the time specified and the bookmarks are placed in a specific order for example most recently viewed are placed at the top of the pull down menu as such the method sorts based on whichever link is viewed recently in still another option the user can select u201c rank u201d in which the user can specify the number of days and can restrict the limit of results in still another option the user can select u201c rank amp recent u201d which includes no further options in another option the user can select u201c rank amp time u201d in which the user can specify time values similar to as above if the user selects the u201c hour u201d option from then the user can specify between 1 to 24 hours in an associated text box in exemplary embodiments a default value is u201c 8 hours u201d in another option the user can select u201c rank amp time amp recent u201d in which. |
4 | movement of the feed folder 230 toward the needle 160 an adjustable abutment or set screw with locknut 224 is provided which is threaded through a section of block 213 and is adapted to be engaged as a limit stop by bracket 201 the feed folder 230 is urged or biased toward the innermost position by a suitable biasing or spring means 226 it is thus apparent that the spring means 226 normally urges the block 213 toward the needle bar 150 feed folder 230 in the illustrated embodiment of fig7 extends generally downwardly and inwardly at an angle so that the free distal end thereof may underlie the path of the sewing needle 160 when the needle occupies its raised position see fig8 referring to fig7 the feed folder 230 is shown consisting of a body portion 231 which is a hollow parallelopiped means formed with a narrow passage therethrough to receive and guide a narrow fabric r see fig8 a terminal channel shaped tip portion 232 opening upwardly and capable of supporting a narrow fabric for contact by the needle 160 and a stem portion 222 the feed folder 230 thus guides the narrow fabric r under the path of the sewing needle 160 and during the stitching process functions in combination with other elements of the apparatus to properly fold the narrow fabric r in a decorative manner in fig9 illustrating another embodiment of the apparatus of this invention. |
9 | resists slipping movement a strap tightening and severing tool such as described in u s pat no 3 993 109 to fortsch may then be used to pull binding device 20 tight around sternum 22 while as a consequence stretching connecting member 68 essentially to point 30 of the stress strain curve in b of fig3 teeth 60 of locking mechanism 58 interlock with ridges 48 to fix tie portion 34 with respect to base 32 limit tabs 42 mate into limit holes 66 to insure that binding device 20 and connecting member 68 are not over stressed as the binding device is tightened around the split sternum 22 as binding device 20 is tightened to its limit that is connecting member 68 is stretched essentially to point 30 of the stress strain curve in b of fig3 color stripe 47 becomes visible on tie portion 34 as a visual cue for the physician that the binding device 20 is properly tightened the user then cuts the excess of tie portion 34 flush with base 32 the split sternum 22 experiences continuous substantially constant pressure as connecting member 68 attempts to contract to a shorter length along a stress strain curve depicted in b of fig3 thus the binding device 20 advantageously applies a substantially constant compressive force across tissue boundary 24 while being able to accommodate some expansion by following the stress strain curve beyond point 30 in b of fig3 the binding device 20 predictably controls the maximum force that tissue in intimate contact with the device experiences the device stretches within a desired range at a known or programmable force level effectively resists stretching beyond that range and then is capable of. |
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