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5 | in the vicinity of the cutter heads 12 are coupled through wires 25 to a reel 26 brushes 27 on reel 26 convey the information to wires 28 to a control system 29 on augering apparatus 14 augering apparatus 14 generally includes a power source referred to by an arrow 30 which is coupled at 31 to the unitized auger sections it is obvious of course that each of the individual augers is individually driven through a gear box to power source 30 it is also obvious that not only rotational force is developed to the drive system but also axial pressure is developed along the length of the unitized sections by power system 30 thus as cutter heads 12 cut into hillside 10 in the direction of arrow 32a the unitized augers will move in the direction of arrow 32b augering machine 14 also includes a crane apparatus 35 which has a hydraulic lift 36 for attaching through arms 37 to unitized auger section 15 in the ordinary course of operation the crane or lift 35 will pick up a unitized section settin beside the auger machine lift it up and lower it into the machine bed such a machine is currently being manufactured by the salem tool company located in salem ohio and is readily available referring to fig2 and 4 but in particular to fig2 a pair of augers are unitized in the following manner augers 40 and 41 have shafts 42 and 43 respectively shaft 42 has a flight 44 attached to it and shaft 43 has a flight 45. |
7 | by weighing before and after scanning then drying and weighing after the scanning was completed the scans covered the ranges from 2 to 4 ghz and 8 to 18 ghz the scan radiofrequency rf modes included linear polarized co polarized and cross polarized configurations the linear scans were either polarization aligned with the grain direction u201c aligned u201d or polarization perpendicular to the grain direction u201c cross u201d co polarized scans were designated right right u201c rr u201d and cross polarized as u201c lr u201d the lowest frequency data set in each scan was used to create a mask defining the location of each coupon in the scan the masks were used to create for each scan a text file containing the average amplitude of each coupon for each frequency for each rf mode the text files were imported into a spreadsheet the data was normalized to the average reflected amplitude from the metal plate for the respective set the normalized data were used to create plots of average amplitude y axis as a function of moisture content x axis overall the plots show an increase in reflectivity with moisture content up to a certain level this level and behavior above that level depend on. |
4 | shaft 44 rotates four times per one rotation of the main shaft 252 so that the weft guide pipe 53 rotates around the drum 48 thereby to wind up the weft yarn 10 on the drum 48 thus under rotation of the weft guide pipe 53 the weft yarn 10 of a predetermined length required for one weft picking is wound on the drum straight section 48b between the engaging pins 155 and 156 by a time point immediately before the weft picking when the weft picking step has come the mechanical valve 225 is first opened to eject pressurized air from the weft inserting nozzle 17 immediately after this the engaging pin 156 is withdrawn from the hole 161 to release the weft yarn 10 so that the weft yarn 10 is drawn or pulled by the air ejection from the weft inserting nozzle 17 and inserted through the guide opening 197 of the picked weft yarn removing pipe 196 into the weft guide groove 187 in timed relation to this the mechanical valve 233 for the auxiliary nozzle 189 is opened slightly before the tip end section of the weft yarn 10 passes by the auxiliary nozzle 189 thereby ejecting pressurized air from the auxiliary nozzle 189 thus the tip end of the weft yarn 10 is successively blown away along the weft guide groove 187 under the influence of air jets which are successively ejected from the auxiliary nozzles 189 disposed along the weft guide groove 187. |
3 | step 3 a mixture consisting of 6 fluoro 7 methylindole 3 2 allyl ethanol prepared in step 2 11 0 g 0 048 mol 3 methoxy 2 pentenoic acid methyl ester 11 g bf 3 et 2 o 1 ml and dichloromethane 500 ml was stirred at room temperature for 2 hours diluted with dichloromethane washed with 5 nahco 3 water dried mgso 4 and concentrated to give 21 g of oil this was washed through a silica gel column using hexane followed by 5 ethyl acetate hexane preparative liquid chromatography on a waters assoc prep 500 instrument using 3 5 ethyl acetate hexane as eluant afforded the esters 5 g of isomer a and 6 5 g of isomer b isomer a ester was hydrolyzed by refluxing with a mixture of koh 5 g methanol 500 ml and water 10 ml for 2 5 hours the reaction was concentrated diluted with water and extracted with ether the aqueous phase was acidified with 5 hcl and extracted with chloroform 3 u00d7 200 ml the combined extracts were washed with water dried mgso 4 and concentrated to give 3 g of solid acid recrystallization from toluene petroleum ether afforded 2 0 g 12 6 yield of title compound m p 159 u00b0 160 u00b0 c ______________________________________nmr dmso d sub 6 no of protons type chemical shift u03b4 ______________________________________3 ch sub 3 0 72 t j 7 2 ch sub 2 1 95 m 3 ch sub 3 2 35 s 2 u2550 ch sub 2 5 1 m 1 h c u2550 c 5 8 m 2 aromatic. |
2 | cement board and an apparatus used in the method are provided in the present invention the method of manufacturing wood cement board comprising strewing a raw materials mixture of wood cement board on a mold panel to form a mat piling up a plural number of the mats with the mold panels pre pressing the piled mats to reduce the thickness of each mat piling up a plural number of the pre pressed mat main pressing the pre pressed and piled mats and curing the piled mats being main pressed and the apparatus used in the method consists of a piling up machine piling up a plural number of mats formed on a mold panel a pre press machine pre pressing the piled mats to reduce the thickness of each mat a main piling up machine piling up a plural number of the pre pressed mats a main pressing machine main pressing the pre pressed and piled mats and a curing chamber curing the piled mats being main pressed in the present invention since a plural number of mats are piled up before pre press process the pressure effecting on the piled mats can be released slowly to prevent the generation of big negative pressure between mats without delaying pre press process application_number US 56510995 A description fig1 to fig9 relate to an embodiment of the present invention referring now to fig1 a mold panel 102 having an embossed mold surface is put on a conveyer panel 101 and a raw materials mixture is strewed on said mold panel 102 to form a mat 103 said raw. |
6 | difference dn so as to obtain favorable running feeling and fuel consumption however with regard to the change rate di dt of speed reduction ratio thus obtained from the equation 3 the component dia dt corresponding to the predicted acceleration dv 0 dt is determined based on only the reserved power of engine e the influences of running resistance in the ascending or descending slope are not taken into account for this reason when the speed reduction ratio is controlled based on the change rate di dt of speed reduction ratio calculated by the equation 3 in the ascending slope the engine speed tends to fall under the reference speed because of increased running resistance while in the descending slope it tends to rise over the reference speed because of decreased running resistance such being the case in this ratio control aforesaid deviation from the reference speed is corrected using the difference between the predicted acceleration dv o dt and the actual acceleration dv dt thus the change rate di dt of speed reduction ratio is given by the following equation 8 where c 1 c 2 and c 3 are constants for weighting more particularly the change rate di dt of speed. |
2 | compartment independent of the water a floor of the engine compartment may be adapted to contain water splashing and direct water to a water collecting part application_number US 31492405 A description embodiments of outboard motors showing aspects of the present invention are now described of course the present invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiments fig1 is a side view of an outboard motor mounted on a hull an outboard motor 1 according to this embodiment is attached to a transom board 100 a of the hull 100 by means of a clamp bracket 2 a swivel bracket 5 elastically supporting a propulsion unit 4 by means of upper and lower damper members 3 is attached to the clamp bracket 2 by a tilt shaft 6 in the manner that the swivel bracket 5 can pivot about the tilt shaft 6 in the up and down direction the propulsion unit 4 has a housing composed of a cowling 7 an upper case 8 and a lower case 9 the cowling 7 has a top cowling 700 and a bottom cowling 701 the top cowling 700 is detachably mounted on the bottom cowling 701 the cowling 7 preferably contains a four cycle engine 10 the upper case 8 is attached to the bottom of an exhaust guide 11 the engine 10 is supported by the exhaust guide 11 a crankshaft 12 disposed vertically in the engine 10 is connected to the. |
2 | each header are snugly accommodated in collection pans 15 and 15 39 sized to the base 13 above a permeate collection zone within the pan air is provided through a gas distribution means 19 to maintain beneficial bacteria present in the dirty water permeate withdrawn into the lumens of the fibers preferably under suction collects in the pans and is discharged to a collection point as is described in the 39 424 patent until the flow of permeate is about one half of the flow at initial stable flux at which time the flow of dirty water is shut off so that the lumens of the fibers remain filled with permeate and the cleaning cycle is commenced conduits 21 22 and 23 are provided as shown connecting the lumens of fibers 12 in valved communication with the discharge of a pump 24 via a 3 way valve 25 which in one of its positions allows permeate to be withdrawn from the headers conduit 22 serves as a manifold for the collection pans 15 and an intermediate portion 22 39 of the conduit 22 is provided with a check valve 26 which allows biocidal solution held in cleaning tank 27 to be circulated through the lumens of fibers 12 and returned through conduit 23 to the tank 27 a check valve 28 is provided in conduit 23 to shut off flow of either permeate or biocidal solution to the. |
1 | 32 b making a 180 u00b0 bend formed in the bottom surface 31 b of support member 31 channel s 32 may be formed in one or more surfaces of a support member 31 and the shape of the channel s 32 formed in one of the surfaces of the support member 31 may or may not be of the same shape or curvature of channel s 32 formed in any of the other surfaces of the support member 31 channel s 32 may contain linear or other shaped portions as well with reference to fig9 there is shown a further modification of the improved tubing device 30 of the present invention which is especially useful in medical devices in the illustrated embodiment the channel s 32 is semi circular in shape and the support member 31 is substantially a semi circular trough 37 containing channel 32 with suitable spokes or supports 40 helping to keep the shape of the trough 32 holes or apertures 41 may be provided in the support member 31 to save weight if desired and to increase visibility of the flexible tubing 29 the cross section of the channel 32 may be more or less than a semi circle of a diameter of the tubing it is desired to support as previous described because of. |
2 | plaster mix was cast therearound the thermocouple was sufficiently close to the cast metal in the sprue that the cooling pattern of the metal after casting could be accurately monitored a plaster mix containing by weight 60 dense plaster 28 85 talc 10 wollastonite 1 boric acid and 0 15 portland cement was mixed dry for 10 minutes the dry mix was formed into a slurry with water in proportion 1 8 parts water per 1 0 parts dry mix and the slurry was mixed for 8 minutes water temperature was 80 u00b0 85 u00b0 f the slurry was poured against a polyurethane pattern of a computer component face and allowed to set thus forming a two part mold the mold was calcined at 600 u00b0 f for 16 hours whereupon a permeability of about 1 or higher resulted using the standard permmeter test while the mold was still hot from calcining the mold cavity was pressurized with a gas mixture containing about 4 volume percent of sf 6 in carbon dioxide for about 3 minutes at a supply pressure of 25 psig and flow rate of 30 scfh molten magnesium of commercial purity was then poured into the hot mold. |
8 | impact separate impact signals are generated for the outer sensing layer and the inner sensing layer referring to fig4 the impact sensors send the impact signal to a controller the controller then sends a control signal to a transmitter mounted to the vest see also fig1 the transmitter then sends a distress signal to the dispatcher or other receiver see fig3 the transmitter is preferably a radio but other transmitters such as infrared transmitters can be employed and practice the invention the distress signal may include information regarding the strength of the impact the location of the impact on the vest whether the impact was delivered to the outer sensing layer the inner sensing layer or both and any other information regarding the impact that is believed important to measure and transmit physiological sensors can be attached to the vest and operably engaged to the body of the wearer to detect the physiological conditions of the wearer for example a thermometer a heart beat monitor and blood pressure sensor can detect the temperature heart rate and blood pressure of the wearer these devices send a body condition signal to the controller corresponding to the heart rate and the blood pressure this data can be stored in the controller further this data can be transmitted with the distress signal apprising the dispatcher of the current physiological state of the wearer of course any acceptably physiological. |
6 | separated by means of a layer of semi conductor material 22 further support and electrical isolation between the inner and outer electrodes adjacent the ignitor tip is provided by a ceramic disc 24 and the interior of electrode 20 in those areas not taken up by ceramic disc 24 and semi conductor 22 will be filled with a suitable insulating material such as an epoxy resin as indicated at 26 the burner 10 also includes means for supplying 34 secondary 34 air to the ignition zone about the feed pipe 12 the secondary air passage is indicated at 30 and includes a flow control damper in the burner shown in the drawing the damper is indicated at 32 and through manipulation of adjustment arms 34 the secondary air flow may be varied between the full flow and the completely off conditions the secondary air passage 30 includes a plurality of vanes not shown which are arranged to impart a swirl to the air which is of course delivered to passage 30 from a pressurized air supply also not showh the secondary air passage 30 terminates in a divergent nozzle 36 the burner 10 also includes an annular shaped auxiliary air nozzle 38 air will be flowing through the auxiliary air nozzle at the time of ignition in accordance with the present invention the means for establishing a sufficient potential difference between the electrodes 18 and 20 to cause the air in the vicinity of the ignitor tip to ionize and an arc to be established includes a step up transformer t1 having its primary winding connected to a suitable source of alternating current such as indicated schematically at 40 a high potential for example 2500 volts will typically appear across the secondary winding. |
2 | carbon clay and superadsorbent polymers in some embodiments of the invention the wicking agent is cellulose in some embodiments of the present invention a wicking agent may be present in an amount by weight of between about 10 to about 40 in other embodiments of the present invention a wicking agent may be present in an amount by weight of between about 20 to about 30 various salts may be added to the oxygen scavenger to speed the reaction of iron and oxygen the salt u201c pits u201d the surface of the iron increasing the surface area of the iron speeding the oxidation reaction preferably the salt additive does not substantially affect the ph of the oxygen scavenger examples of suitable salts include chloride salts such as nacl cacl 2 or mgcl 2 to make the oxygen scavenger iron malic acid and cellulose are mixed thoroughly in a dry mixer the oxygen scavenger may then be placed and sealed in an oxygen permeable water impermeable container the container can be in various shapes and sizes examples of suitable containers include packets canisters capsules and the like suitable oxygen permeable water impermeable materials include pet films and tyvek available from e i du pont de nemours and co the container should be oxygen permeable so that. |
4 | desirably have a bulk density of from 45 lbs ft 3 to 50 lbs ft 3 and a size ranging from 4 to 300 mesh the particles from dryer 56 may be used directly as a product or optionally mixed with wet filter cake particles at the dry wet particle mixing stage 60 the dry particles from dryer 56 are conveyed through 62 the wet particles are conveyed through 58 alternatively the dried particles from dryer 56 may be returned to the main conveyor 44 and mixed with the filter cake particles to produce a final product preferably the dry wet particle mixing whether in a separate mixing stage 60 or in the main conveyor 44 provides a product having a solids content of from 40 to 60 by weight preferably 45 to 50 by weight alternatively the wet particles from the belt press 40 may be used directly with little or no mixing of dry particles the particles used as a final product either with or without addition of dry particles from the dryer 56 have a bulk density of from 50 lbs ft 3 to 60 lbs ft 3 and a size ranging from 4 to 100 mesh the mixing ratio of dry particles from dryer 56 to wet particles from belt press 40 ranges from 0 to 50 by weight preferably 5 to 30 by weight the purpose of the heater 36 is to prevent the growth of bacteria in the material produced by this process if the filter cake or the granules from the pin. |
2 | 201 and through pipe 160 of lower member 159 of the superposed layers of the paper bag the portions close to the pinched edges are first opened apart upward and downward by the suction through the large suction ports following this the pinched portions of the bag which are simply pinched by elastic means are caused to slip off by the suction through the rest of suction ports and in an instant the opening of the paper bag is fully opened to the inner recessed contours of the upper and lower bag opening members the bag is now fully open up to about 15 cm from the open end and is thence gradually closed toward the opposite end which is sealed most of the bag remaining flatly closed after the opening of the paper bag a hollow guide cylinder is inserted into the open portion of the bag to prepare for the introduction of a lot of end closures from the trough g 34 into the bag the guide cylinder part k for this purpose comprises as shown in fig1 a hollow guide cylinder 451 a stationary arm 452 hanging down from the rear of guide cylinder 451 a drive arm 453 for moving the guide cylinder back and forth in parallel with the direction of travel of the end closures and support rails not shown for supporting the guide cylinder during its reciprocating movement the guide cylinder has an outside diameter slightly smaller than the diameter of the rounded opening of the bag to facilitate the insertion into the bag the guide cylinder wall is tapered at the front. |
3 | diameter slightly less than that of the chamber 10 and is so disposed therein that its inner surface is radially offset outwardly of the perimeter of the aperture 16 in bottom wall 17 the cylinder is preferably split lengthwise to permit easy removal of the silver deposited thereon simply by expanding same after removal from the apparatus to a flat configuration and flexing it opposed pairs of openings 32 only one pair being shown similar to the openings 19 in the chamber 10 are formed in the cylinder 30 and at about the same distance from the bottom wall 17 however these openings 32 are oriented 90 u00b0 about the vertical axis of the chamber with respect to the openings 19 so that respective pairs of openings in the two members do not register an auxiliary winding 34 is conveniently wound around the field coil of the motor 22 the induced current in the coil is rectified by a full wave rectifier 35 and one side of the rectified d c current is delivered to the cylinder 30 through one of the bolted brackets 31 while the other side is delivered to the rod 29 through the nut 25 to provide a circuit for electrolysis of silver bearing solution in the chamber the polarity of this circuit is such that the rod 29 is the anode and the cylinder 30 is the cathode upon which silver is plated fig2 and 4 illustrate a cover 36 formed with a peripheral flange 37 for a purpose later to be described a conventional time 39 fig2 is mounted within the cover and by means of which the energization of the unit. |
7 | an image pickup device such as a ccd sensor or a cmos sensor not shown in the figure and photoelectrically converted into an image signal the image signal is output from the image pickup device and recorded to a recording medium not shown in the figure reference numeral 14 denotes a flash unit which is built on the second front exterior member 12 the flash unit irradiating flashlight to the object at the time of image taking reference numeral 15 denotes an optical viewfinder provided in the left of the flash unit 14 the optical viewfinder being used for observing the object by the photographer reference numeral 16 denotes a release button an image taking preparation operation such as a photometry operation and a focus detection operation is started according to a first stroke operation of the release button 16 an image taking operation such as an exposure operation of the image pickup device and a recording operation in which the output from the image pickup device is recorded to the recording medium is started according to a second stroke operation of the release button 16 next the detailed description will be given of the strap opening 11 c with reference to fig2 and 3 the strap opening 11 c is formed in the left portion of the first front exterior member 11 when viewed from the front and has an l shaped cross section when viewed from the top as shown in fig3 the second front exterior member 12 is attached to the back surface. |
6 | abovementioned flushing procedure is performed after flushing is completed an engine 2 is shut down garden hose 5 is removed from quick release coupling emergency bilge pump has strainer 11 submerged in antifreeze attach emergency bilge pump to quickflush valve by connecting female 3 and male 10 parts of quick release connection restart engine 2 which activates impeller pump 4 antifreeze is sucked into engine 39 s cooling system until filed up engine 2 is turned off and winterization is completed ball valve 12 is closed raw water pickup valve 7 and ball valve 12 remain closed to keep antifreeze in the cooling system the same procedure and operation apply to winterizing the boat 39 s power generator and a c unit 3 pumping out bilge water using emergency bilge pump unit 1 when boat 39 s standard electric power or standard bilge pump system fail emergency bilge pump which is part of unit 1 can be used while marine engine 2 continues to run an emergency bilge pump is attached via female part 3 of a quick release coupling on its hose 9 to the quickflush valve 39 s male part 10 of the quick release strainer 11 is immersed into bilge water ball valve 12 is opened afterwards the closing the intake valve 7 closes raw water pickup line impeller pump sucks bilge water up via emergency bilge pump at the moment where there is no bilge water left to feed the emergency bilge pump i e when the bilge water is pumped out raw water pickup valve 7 must be opened immediately and at the same time ball valve 12 must be. |
9 | system 10 through the dc power output interface 122 after a port of the electric appliance 32 is connected to the dc power output interface 122 the power supply system 10 will start outputting electric power to the electric appliance 32 for the operation of the electric appliance 32 in addition to the concept of a power bank the portable solar power supply system of the invention can be installed directly in an information processing device 31 with reference to fig6 for a schematic view of a portable solar power supply system in accordance with a second preferred embodiment of the present invention the solar panel 20 is installed on a surface of the information processing device 31 for receiving a solar light source and the power supply system 10 installed in the information processing device 31 similarly supplies a direct current power dc or a working power source and the remaining direct current power dc is stored into the power supply system 10 now the rechargeable battery of the information processing device 31 is replaced by the power supply system 10 and the power supply system 10 supplies a working power source for a functional mechanism 311 to achieve a normal operation and function. |
2 | h taper away from an upper proximal end 110 towards a lower distal end 111 such that the gap 112 is provided between main bodies 106 of adjacent supports 105 the taper allows the main body 106 a to 106 h to pivot about a point close to the object when the main body 106 is displaced into the gap 112 the length and rigidity of the main bodies 106 b to 106 e is such that an input force can be applied to the distal end 111 to displace the main body 106 into the gap 112 such that a resultant force on each of the frangible structures 107 is greater than the input force in this embodiment the throw may be between 5 to 30 degrees a top of each main body 106 follows a contour of the object 2 to provide a set gap between the main body and the object that is spanned by the frangible structures 107 in this embodiment the frangible structures 107 comprise a grid that can be broken on application of a force to the main body 106 a to 106 h the grid has a height of 0 3 mm the distance d between parallel walls of the grid structure is between 0 4 and 0 8 mm it has been found that for metal objects such a steel objects a width of 0 4 mm ensures that the walls are built as separate elements typically a diameter of a melt pool generated in an slm process will be approximately 0 2 mm so a distance of 0 4 mm ensures that the melt pools. |
1 | 1 is due to a carbonyl group which is not in conjugation with the lactone an electron ionization ei mass spectrum fig3 of gomphostinin is acquired using a finnigan mat mass spectrometer the ei mass spectra of gomphostenin gave an m ion at m z 332 and fragment ions at m z 317 299 287 222 221 191 175 161 150 147 and 135 fig4 electro spray ionization mass esi ms spectrometry is carried out using a quadrapole time of flight q tof micro mass spectrometer of micromass the compound is injected to the mass spectrometer using waters hplc system and esi is used as ionization mode esi ms spectrum of gomphostinin gave an m h ion at m z 333 fig5 the high resolution mass hrms measurement fig6 of ion at 333 da is carried out by q tof micro mass spectrometer using lock spray reference mass sulfadimethoxine 311 0814 da keeping collision energy at 25 v sample cone voltage at 40v argon as collision gas the measured exact mass 333 2053 corresponds to an empirical formula c 20 h 28 o 4 with an error of 1 3 mda units the proton nmr spectrum fig7 of gomphostenin gave resonances corresponding to 28 protons the spectrum contains signals due to three methyl groups at 0 80 1 05 and 1 89. |
4 | association with a detector element 33 of the proximity sensor or opto electronic type this detector element 33 serves to activate the electromagnet 26 so as to vary the position of the vertical wall 12 upon sensing an area of increased thickness in the workpiece and which is depicted by numeral 34 in fig4 more particularly the feeler 28 is located in a position whereat it will be engaged by that portion of the workpiece of increased thickness when the two folds 20 and 35 which will form a part of the hem pass between the worksurface 2 and the tip of the hemmer plate 23 for controlling the distance between the tip 29 from the feeler 28 the lower portion of the pin 24 is extended and defines a threaded rod 36 having a knob 37 fixed on its lowermost end and by rotating said knob in one direction or the other the hemmer plate 23 and its tip 29 can be raised or lowered as desired to summarize the operation and just prior to the start of the sewing cycle the hem as shown in fig4 is so disposed that the first fold 20 or lower fold is pre formed and inserted between the tip 29 and the worksurface 2 and the second fold 35 or upper fold is superposed on the hemmer plate 23 so that said tip 29 serves as an inner aligning guide for said second fold during the actual sewing cycle the lower fold 20 is in contact with the vertical wall 12 and in alignment with the needle 4 while it is being advanced and the edge portion of the upper fold 35 is disposed so as to be trimmed by the knife 9 when those portions of the. |
3 | 14 14 34 true 34 tack 53 39 60 57 48 21 9 22 17__________________________________________________________________________ table xvii__________________________________________________________________________ stocks 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37__________________________________________________________________________masterbatchce 185 0 cf 185 75 cg 186 0 ch 187 0 ci 188 0 cj 190 0 ck 190 75 cl 191 0 cm 190 3curativessulfur 2 0 u2192 u2192 u2192 u2192 u2192 u2192 u2192 u2192 mbts 0 8 u2192 u2192 u2192 u2192 u2192 u2192 u2192 u2192 n t butyl 2 benzothiazyl 0 5 u2192 u2192 u2192 u2192 u2192 u2192 u2192 u2192 sulfenamidecure time min 153 u00b0 c 35 25 40 45 45 60 40 60 60shore a hardness 68 67 68 70 70 68 70 68 71stress strain propertiesstress at indicated strain mpa100 3 42 3 79 3 85 4 09 4 10 3 12 3 38 3 48 4 00200 9 29 10 51 10 43 10 99 11 11 8 27 9 42 9 69 10 62300 15 34 17 13 16 62 17 40 17 94 13 92 15 85 15 67 17 33break stress 20 75 20 24 20 22 20 28 18 73 18 63 19 65 20 29 20 13break strain 425 358 377 347 313 414 384 400 352__________________________________________________________________________ to evaluate the effectiveness of mercaptans as component a a series of compounds is prepared containing 2 mercaptobenzothiazole and thiophenol compared with mbts as component a the rubber compounds based on synthetic polyisoprene are prepared and tested as before using. |
7 | to an operatively rear surface of the first electrode 58 the phosphor layer 60 is encapsulated in a dielectric layer 62 it is to be noted that the dielectric layer 62 overlies the phosphor layer 60 of each of the various elements 56 of the electroluminescent illuminating arrangement 54 finally a second operatively rear electrode 64 which once again is in the shape of the image on the panel 52 to be illuminated is applied to the dielectric layer 62 in register with its associated phosphor layer 60 the electrode 64 is of any suitable conductive material for example silver it will be appreciated that the electrodes 58 and 64 together with the dielectric layer 62 and phosphor layer 60 sandwiched between them form a structure having a capacitive impedance when an alternating electric field is applied to the electrodes 58 and 64 phosphorescence of the layer 60 occurs this occurs as a result of once the electric field has been removed atoms in the layer 60 returning to their ground state by releasing energy which is in the visible spectrum of light it is also to be noted that the connection to each of the electrodes 58 and 64 have been omitted from fig3 for the sake of clarity reference is made to australian patent no 741427 where the connections are described in greater detail the artwork 50 is driven by one or more driver circuits 66 fig4 each driver circuit 66 in turn is controlled by a controller board 68 the controller board 68 receives commands from the game controller 36 via a sequencer 70 the controller board 68 receives electrical power from a high voltage. |
5 | 10 for controlling access to a shower e g a shower or shower tub enclosure the door assembly 10 includes as primary components a side enclosure panel 12 a door panel 14 upper 16 and lower 18 hinge assemblies and an upright wall jamb 20 the door assembly 10 also includes the usual striker 22 threshold 24 and handle 26 in accordance with the present invention there are also accessory attachments such as a robe hook 28 and a razor holder 30 the door 14 pivots about a pivot axis 32 to open and close the enclosure opening in the embodiment shown in the drawings the door panel 14 rotates towards the reader to open the door referring next to fig2 4 the upper 16 and lower 18 hinge assemblies each includes respective stationary hinge elements 34 and 35 having elongated pockets 36 and 37 sized to receive respective ends of the side panel 12 both of the stationary connector hinge elements 34 and 35 are preferably fixed in place on the side panel by a set screw not shown threaded into a bore see e g 90 in fig4 in a back side facing the inside of the enclosure of the stationary hinges 34 and 35 and tightened against the side panel 12 the stationary hinges 34 and 35 have respective portions 38 and 39 at inner ends with pin recesses see e g 41 in fig2 positionable concentric with the pivot axis 32 in which respective pivot pins 42 and 43 are disposed the recess of pivot 38 opens downwardly and the recess 41 of pivot 39 opens upwardly the stationary hinge elements 34 and. |
5 | 2 also can be attached to each other by rivets the wall sheets 20 constituting the wall surfaces have such a width that their edges extend in between the leg members of each of the opposed support sections 1 comprised in two uprights 1 34 positioned to the side of each other the sheets 20 are mounted in the wall system by simply being moved down from above between the uprights and the support section leg members thereof before support sections 1 generally indicated by the horizontal girders 1 39 34 of the same type as the sills and uprights are mounted the sheets 20 are locked in a suitable manner to the sections and the space between the sheets is filled with some type of insulation not shown a horizontal girder 1 39 34 or a horizontally attached window part 1 iv are mounted as follows the horizontal girder 1 39 34 or the horizontal window part 1 iv consist as mentioned before of the parallel extending support sections 1 which are coupled together by means of specific lengths of the connecting section 2 having a length of substantially 50 mm the girder or part is cut to a length corresponding to the distance between adjacently positioned upright support sections 1 34 at the ends of the support sections forming. |
6 | by drawing a vacuum referring to fig3 illustrated is housing member 12 wherein the outer surface 28 is defined by diameter d 4 to be about 2 u00bd u2033 where in a vacuum hose having an inner diameter of 2 u00bd u2033 slides along the outer surface 28 for frictional engagement thereto it should be noted that a perfect seal is not necessary as leakage is drawn inward by the use of a vacuum however the tighter the seal the better the vacuum pull wherein the tilting or angling of the vacuum hose results in a better seal with the outer surface similarly inner surface 30 having a diameter d 3 of about 2 u00bc u2033 allows for attachment of a vacuum hose having an outer diameter of about 2 u00bc u2033 a flexible hose can be pushed into the housing to frictionally form a seal with inner surface 30 if non conventional size or shaped vacuum hoses are employed the end of the vacuum hose can be pressed against the back of the end wall 36 wherein the end wall 36 operates to seal against the leading edge of the vacuum hose similarly the second circular side wall has an outer surface 32 having a diameter d 2 of about 1 u215e u2033 wherein a vacuum hose having an inner diameter of about 1 u215e u2033 can be slid over the outer surface 32 so as to provide suction through fluid pathway 18 the second circular side wall further. |
8 | signal layer of the printed circuit board this scheme works to minimize extrinsic skew originating from the different operating conditions on each layer of the board such conditions include the propagation velocity of signals along traces as well as noise from other parts of the circuit board any condition specific in some way to the signal layer will be borne equally by each of the traces and its effect on the relative skew between the traces will be therefore minimized wide traces 5 with relatively high intrinsic capacitance help counteract extrinsic skew originating from small manufacturing variances in the capacitance of the various loads 6 these variances are typically on the order of about 3 pf to about 8 pf the relatively high capacitance of the traces 5 translates into a correspondingly lower characteristic impedance in the presently preferred embodiment of the invention the characteristic impedance of the 10 mil traces is on the order of 40 u03c9 laying the traces 5 out in parallel from the metal island 4 reduces the impedance as seen by the clock driver 1 even further for instance with four parallel traces each with characteristic impedances of 40 u03c9 each the effective impedance seen by the driver 1 is only 10 u03c9 standard design rules for high speed digital circuits usually call for impedance matching at the trace ends. |
4 | 14 and is supported by the housing 12 such that the compartment 14 is divided into an upper compartment 20 and a lower compartment 22 referring to fig2 the center divider 18 includes a full bobbin opening 24 for allowing bobbins to fall from the upper compartment 20 into the lower compartment 22 as will be discussed below the center divider 18 further includes an empty bobbin opening 26 located adjacent to the full bobbin opening 24 the function of which is discussed below as best shown in fig3 the housing 12 further includes a first planar wall 28 and a second planar wall 30 opposite the first wall 28 the first 28 and second 30 walls are interconnected by a third planar wall 32 and an opposite fourth planar wall 34 the walls 28 30 32 34 define the storage compartment 14 and support the center divider 18 between the upper and lower compartments 20 22 a first opening 36 and a second opening 38 are formed in the first wall 28 the first opening 36 communicates with the upper compartment 20 of the compartment 14 and the second opening 38 communicates with the lower compartment 22 of the compartment 14 a third opening 40 and a fourth opening 42 are formed in the fourth wall 34. |
8 | only if the handover would improve the conditions application_number US 201313835576 A description embodiments of the present invention recognize that dense deployment of femtocells ray introduce problems such as cross tier interference and extensive unnecessary handovers between tiers in addition arrangements of macro and femtocells may present challenges relating to energy efficiency of a network a macro cell may be defined as a cell encompassing and providing coverage to a relatively wide area particular in relation to the area encompassed and served by a femto cell coverage of do ices lying within a macro cell is provided by a macro base station and coverage of devices lying within a femto cell is provided by a macro base station numerous femto cells may exist within the area of a macro cell so that the coverage areas of the femto cells overlie or are overlain by the coverage area of the base station and devices may be said to be u201c within u201d a femto cell or the macro cell depending whether they are assigned to the macro cell or to a femto cell embodiments of the invention recognize that one form of handover process the transfer of responsibility for a user device from one base station to another conducted according to an open access policy commonly used in femtocell networks requires significant overhead signaling and that any reduction in the number of handovers increases network efficiency dense deployment such as is found in deployment of numerous femtocells within a macrocell presents a substantial potential for numerous handovers reducing the number of handovers under such circumstances can provide substantial benefits open access femtocells whether provided by a home or business or. |
8 | that such particular portion of this surface cannot be reached directly not striking any other anode surface first by any straight line originating external to ion source 70 and aligned parallel to axis 30 if much of the contamination is generated from a specific piece of external hardware it is possible to shadow anode surfaces from contamination arriving from that source described in geometric terms a particular portion of the electron collecting surface would be protected if this surface were contoured so that such particular portion of this surface cannot be reached directly by any straight line originating from a point external to the ion source that approximates the location of the contamination source only in the case where extreme protection is required would it be necessary to shield an anode area from contamination that might arrive from any point external to the ion source assuming that the recesses are at least several times wider than the debye length which was shown in the description of prior art to be an easy requirement to meet the plasma can penetrate into the recesses where substantial uncoated anode area is still available for the collection of electrons after the deposition of contamination on the ion source and exposed surface of the anode because this uncoated area is readily available for electron collection near the coated area the deposition of contamination has a. |
4 | embodiment the divider walls do not have surface to surface contact with the printing screen but have only linear contact therewith due to their circular configuration as shown in fig4 it is also possible to removably mount the divider walls 50 on the rod 51 and to fix them in place by the use of suitable nuts or the like and in such a manner that their spacing from one another can be varied the purpose of this would be to conform the moving means 5 to the foam use requirements of a particular application in this embodiment the divider walls 50 have u shaped cutouts 150 for convenient displacement and also for the replacement or removal of individual walls for example in the event of breakage or damage the moving means 5 need by no means be only of the type illustrated in the drawing for example it may be in form of a screw which may be provided with a reciprocatory rack and pinion drive so that it alternately turns to the right once and then to the left once to ensure that the screw threads do not always transport the foam to one side of the printing screen 1 but transport it back again it is also possible to replace the rod 51 which in these embodiments is located centrally of the walls 50 with mounting means located at the upper edges of the walls 50 so that these walls then. |
4 | obtained are shown in tables 3 and 4 it can be seen that the brightener preparation according to the invention from example 2 in the polyvinyl alcohol containing coating slip showed substantially improved build up behavior with respect to the cie whiteness compared with the preparation from example 3 which is not according to the invention the procedure is as in use example 1 was practiced except that a polyvinyl alcohol containing coating slip of another composition was employed and the brightener preparations from example 1 were used in concentrations of 1 4 5 and 8 based on the pigment content of the coating slip the polyvinyl alcohol used was polyviol u00ae ll 603 wacker chemie the water content was chosen so that a solids content of 50 results the coating slip was divided into 3 parts and the above mentioned amounts of the brightener preparation from example 1 were added to one part each the whiteness parameters of the papers obtained are shown in table 5 the procedure is as in use example 3 was practiced but instead of 8 parts of polyvinyl alcohol 8 parts of carboxymethylcellulose finnfix u00ae 10 noviant were used the whiteness parameters of the papers obtained are shown in table 5 1 part 4 5 parts and 8 parts based on pigment of the brightener preparation from. |
1 | sweetened coating onto the pharmaceutical tablets application_number US 63174190 A description the method of this invention comprises standard pharmaceutical aqueous spray coating techniques and conditions using a flavored coating in particular pharmaceutical core tablets are continuously i e not intermittently spray coated with a thin film coating containing a flavoring agent and a sweetener suitably formulated core tablets are placed in a coating chamber a preferred composition of coating material of an excessive volume to allow coating losses to the pan exhaust and spray equipment is sprayed into the coating chamber until the coated tablets show a weight increase of 0 5 to 15 0 parts per 100 parts by weight of the core tablet weight the preferred method of the invention comprises a one step continuous spray coating process to apply the thin flavored coating thus the preferred embodiment is distinguishable from sugar coating processes in which multiple layers of sugar containing coating are applied each followed by a drying period it is also possible to apply more than one flavored coat or to apply the flavored coating after an initial sealing coat if any coating such as a wax coating is applied after the flavored coating it must be designed to allow taste perception of the flavored coating the preferred pharmaceutical tablet with which the flavored coating of this invention is used contains triprolidine hydrochloride and pseudoephedrine hydrochloride these tablets contain from 12 to 300 mg pseudoephedrine hydrochloride per tablet and 0 5 to 12 5 mg triprolidine hydrochloride per tablet with the amounts of the active ingredients present in the tablets of the cited examples being 60 and 2. |
8 | reflection waves and other like waves outside the reflector box 11 are intercepted by the reflector box 11 and lid 15 the coupling of undesired waves to the testing antenna 7a is reduced to a very low degree fig2 shows an example of the construction of a sector cell base station having three sector cells 9a 9b and 9c base station transmitter receivers 1 2 and 3 for transmitting and receiving radio waves to and from the three sector cells 9a 9b and 9c respectively and testing transmitter receivers 21 22 and 23 corresponding to the transmitter receivers 1 2 3 respectively are provided in an indoor installation 20 meanwhile the main antennae 6a 6b and 6c connected to the transmitter receivers 1 2 and 3 respectively are installed in an outdoor location the testing transmitter receivers 21 22 and 23 are connected to the testing antennae 7a 7b 7c respectively communications with sector cells 9a 9b and 9c are performed by radio waves radiated from the transmitter receivers 1 2 and 3 by way of the main antennae 6a 6b and 6c respectively here a system test for each of the sector cells is performed for example for sector cell 9a by transmitter receiver 1 and testing transmitter receiver 7a which transmit and receive a radio signal to and from each other by way of the main antenna 6a and testing antenna 7a respectively accordingly it. |
7 | the memory device of the present invention control circuit 100 receives input signals including clock clk 102 latching signal a rlat 104 column access signal col 106 pre charge or iopu signal 108 upon a clk signal 102 of an active command rlat signal 104 is pulsed to set latch 110 the setting of the latch 110 sends node voltage a to a logical low level in starting a read write function write signal 114 is fired along with col signal 106 the write signal 114 along with clk signal 102 is input into nandgate nand 116 the output 118 of nand gate 116 is ultimately used as the input to nandgate 120 along with node a 112 a high column signal 106 along with a clk signal 102 will provide a high column signal 106 into nand gate 120 forcing iopu end high because of the delay circuitry 122 the firing of a column signal 106 ultimately will reach node a after a brief delay 112 and upon the next clock pulse will force node a 112 high upon the falling edge of the clk signal to low with node a 112 high iopu end 115 will thereafter rise and fall based upon clk pulse 102 until a. |
9 | of ethanol needed for the ne btda used is 2 57 moles thus an excess of 0 12 moles is employed to ensure complete or near complete conversion since this type of reaction is an esterification which always requires an excess of alcohol the alcohol is not there as a solvent the esterification reaction was for one hour at reflux approximately 351 4k and was carried out in a three neck round bottom flask equipped with a mechanical stirring device when all of the monomers had gone into solution the refluxing was continued for one half hour longer the solution was allowed to cool to 310k 320k and then mixed with jeffamine ap 22 2 56 molar equivalents of amine which had previously been warmed to 310k 320k the solution was cooled bottled and refrigerated since the ester acids tend to disproportionate on standing the refrigeration helps extend the solution stability the original final version of larc 160 u s pat no 4 166 170 contained btde 0 67 mole ne 1 22 mole ethanol 0 12 mole and jeffamine ap 22 2 56 mole the process for preparation was the same as previously described the amount of ethanol and jeffamine ap 22 remained the same in the present invention as that described in u s pat no 4 166 170 2 57 moles of the ethanol was consumed in preparing the ne btde esterfication in. |
8 | of vcon which in turn might cause the active bias transistor hbt 2 to operate in the saturation mode and the base current to be greatly increased accordingly a voltage drop in the resistor rb would become increased resulting in a reduction of a base voltage of the active bias transistor hbt 1 and thus ending up with a malfunctioning of the whole bias circuit by considering the operational principle described so far there is illustrated in fig2 a plot defining operating points of a u201c cascade 2 stage power amplifier u201d in two different voltage modes of vcon each of the operating points can be adjusted depending on the number of active bias transistors connected in parallel 0023 fig3 offers a plot of paes versus output power respectively measured when the quiescent current is set at e g 68 ma and 100 ma and a plot of a rate of increment of pae versus output power measured when the quiescent current is set at e g 68 ma and 100 ma with the output power range being from u2212 5 dbm to 25 dbm as an output power is increased from the value of e g u2212 5 dbm the rate of increment of the pae is decreased from the value of 47 the increment rate of the pae comes to have a negative value when the output power is larger than e g. |
6 | lie at right angles or vertically to the control edge 4 as shown in broken lines in this figure by this arrangement the same throttle cross section is formed in each case when the control piston 1 is turned and the control edge 4 taken past the four openings 10 when the internal combustion engine 39 s fuel injection plant is not operating the control edge of the control piston 1 takes up the position along the dot and dash line 4a whereas at full load the control edge runs roughly along the line 4b in the position shown the control edge 4 and the openings 10 form a throttle cross section which corresponds to a position in the lower load range and is shown hatched for greater clarity it will be seen that a quadratic ratio exists between the movement of the control piston 1 as it turns and the consequent change in throttle cross section at the control edge 4 and the openings 10 this follows from the fact that a doubling of the displacement of the control piston involves a four fold enlargement or reduction of the throttle cross section this enables a very accurate dosage corresponding to the fuel requirement at any particular time to be achieved from the lowest up to the middle load range in the constructional form shown in fig3 the same reference symbols have been used as in fig1 but with an added index essentially this constructional form differs from the construction form in fig1 only in that the spiral groove 5 39 has a square thread with a number of pitches corresponding to the number of openings 10 39 so to control. |
9 | supply the handle has a cam that positively actuates a normally closed anti siphon valve so that water left in the wet pipe can fall under gravity to a collection chamber within the well casing beneath the piston lifting the handle again lowers the wet pipe and forces the water in the collection chamber back up the wet pipe at the same time the anti siphon valve will close and the wet pipe re opens the supply valve application_number US 84165504 A description referring now to the drawings wherein like reference characters represent corresponding elements throughout the several views the present invention will be described in the context of an exemplary yard hydrant 10 referring to fig1 the hydrant 10 generally includes a pipe assembly 12 a nozzle head 14 and a handle assembly 16 as shown in fig2 the pipe assembly 12 includes a well casing 18 a wet pipe 20 and a stand pipe 22 all being generally elongated cylinders concentric with axis 24 made of pvc or galvanized metal the well casing 18 has the largest diameter and is capped at both ends by end caps 26 and 28 lower end cap 26 fits over the bottom end of the well. |
1 | the preferred embodiment of the invention involves the administration to mammals of a variety of specially combine food ingredients with limited nutritional value which singly or in combination capable of stimulating intestinal hormones which in its turn would influence brain specifically u201c tractus solitarius u201d and induce early satiety and thus drastically limiting quantity of food consumed at any particular meal the same intestinal hormones also suppose to reduce gastric emptying resulting to the same goal as of limiting food consumption the single oral dosage consists of 0 8 cc capsule with approximately 70 of cellulose 20 of proteins 0 1 of pepper 0 1 of saccharin 0 2 of mustard 2 salt 0 5 of alcohol the proportion of the ingredients could very as well as some other unions of similar made she could be included initially the whole preparation is thoroughly mixed and evaporated in the microwave obviously some other temperature treatments could be applied including a stove or a freezer the three types of preparations one is the basic one described above the second one with the inclusion of 200 mg of caffeine which is designed to be used in the early part of the day the third one which has approximately 90 mg of caffeine which is used in the later part of the. |
2 | pitch however in response to instructions from processor 167 which in turn receives u201c terrain just ahead u201d data 184 and other position and mapping information from the terrain analysis computer 185 boom 192 can also move from side to side to replicate roll u2014 the sideways tilt of the place where the proxy robot will be walking some ten minutes in the future together these boom movements account for both pitch and roll two of the three movements possible in three dimensional space the third element is yaw u2014 in this case the direction the handler is facing or moving on a 360 degree plane this element is determined by the handler and is translated into heading signals 171 which together with step distance 172 and step moment 173 data are packaged and translated by handler step motion data electronics 166 into u201c follow me u201d proxy robot language 169 to guide the proxy 39 s every move the u201c follow me u201d data that travels over an uplink path to mars or whatever remote mission location arriving at the exact moment anticipated by terrain analysis computer 185 fig5 a illustrates a scene on the moon rendered pictorially while fig5 b depicts the same scene in 3d bar chart form in the photographic version of the scene 200 top we see two hills with summits 201 and 205 with a saddle 203 between them in front of. |
9 | kick back forces when a rifle is fired the system is designed to be attached to a shooting surface and a rifle support such that when the rifle is fired the harness transfers the recoil and kick back forces to the shooting surface in this manner the recoil absorption system absorbs recoil that would otherwise be transferred to the shooter in the following description and in the figures like elements are identified with like reference numerals the use of u201c or u201d indicates a non exclusive alternative without limitation unless otherwise noted the use of u201c including u201d means u201c including but not limited to u201d unless otherwise noted fig1 depicts a preferred embodiment of the recoil absorption system attached to a rifle in a firing position the present invention is a recoil absorption system that is comprised of lightweight materials that are easily stored and easy to transport in a preferred embodiment the present invention is composed of band type material such as textile webbing the webbing is configured in a number of loops that serve as a structure or harness 15 that attaches to the rifle a large loop 17 of the webbing material is configured to run along both sides of the forestock 25 and stock 27 of the rifle and wrap around the butt 29 of the stock 25 this large loop 17 of material is held in place by smaller loops 13 19 of material attached to. |
7 | attribute such as the permeability the permeability values evolve continuously from one point of the space to another in parallel a discrete realization can describe the spatial distribution of facies the various facies are identified by an indicator for example 1 for the reservoir facies and 2 for the non reservoir facies when switching from the reservoir facies to the non reservoir facies we have a discontinuity we directly shift from 1 to 2 it is also possible to extend the scope of the invention to a complex model comprising facies populated by a continuously varying attribute the first stage of the method according to the invention consists by statistical analysis in determining a random function characterizing the reference realization this analysis comprises for example an analysis of the mean of the variance and of the covariance function c of the random function within the scope of a particular embodiment of the method we choose to determine a random function characterizing the reference realization freed of the non stationary effect we therefore first identify a non stationary tendency if it exists for a continuous realization the non stationarity is assumed to be translated by a mean that varies in space for a facies realization it involves a variation of the facies proportions in space first let there be a continuous reference realization we assume that it is equivalent to the sum of two terms a mean non stationary and thus variable in space of low frequency and a perturbation stationary that can be characterized by a random function the two terms are separated from a filtering procedure the mean is extracted by. |
7 | aspects of the present invention include process steps and instructions described herein in the form of an algorithm it should be noted that the process steps and instructions of the present invention could be embodied in software firmware or hardware and when embodied in software could be downloaded to reside on and be operated from different platforms used by real time network operating systems the present invention also relates to an apparatus for performing the operations herein this apparatus may be specially constructed for the required purposes or it may comprise a general purpose computer selectively activated or reconfigured by a computer program stored on a computer readable medium that can be accessed by the computer such a computer program may be stored in a computer readable storage medium such as but is not limited to any type of disk including floppy disks optical disks cd roms magnetic optical disks read only memories roms random access memories rams eproms eeproms magnetic or optical cards application specific integrated circuits asics or any type of media suitable for storing electronic instructions and each coupled to a computer system bus furthermore the computers referred to in the specification may include a single processor or may be architectures employing multiple processor designs for increased computing capability the algorithms and operations presented herein are not. |
9 | 6 l 4 and l 2 respectively the two inductors within each of the inductor pairs l 5 and l 6 l 3 and l 4 and l 1 and l 2 preferably have the same number of winding turns although there can be a different number of turns to each of the inductor pairs so as to adjust the typical relative mpp voltage of each of the input voltages reference is now made to fig9 which illustrates a photovoltaic system 90 including multiple power combiners 604 according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention photovoltaic system 90 has multiple series strings 902 connected in parallel to the input of dc to ac converter 900 series strings 902 have photovoltaic cells 904 a 904 c which are for instance multi junction photovoltaic cells which have three voltage outputs v 1 v 2 and v 3 with three bypass diodes connected across each voltage output of photovoltaic cells 904 a 904 c connected to each photovoltaic cells 904 a 904 c is a three voltage input power combiner 604 power combiner 604 has a single voltage output v out which is applied across the input of dc to dc converters 92 a 92 c the outputs of dc to dc converters 92 a 92 c are connected in series to form the input to dc to ac converter 900 and. |
8 | respective axes to perform the normalization process in step s 230 if the normalization constant c is greater than 0 5 or less than 0 in the previous step s 220 the normalization constant c is fixed to be 0 5 in step s 240 and the normalization process is performed in step s 230 here the external reliability value is limited to be 0 5 by fixing the normalization constant c to be 0 5 when the normalization constant c is greater than 0 5 in order to accelerate performance convergence in the initial iteration and the external reliability value is also limited to be 0 5 when the normalization constant c is less than 0 in order to prevent overflow caused by calculation of the standard deviation value 0051 fig3 shows an iterative decoding performance when the iterative decoding method for the 3 dimensional block turbo codes using the 16 11 extended bose chaudhuri hocquenghem bch code as shown compared to the case of performing the decoding using the conventional soft decision output decoding method the present invention reduces signal to noise eb no ratio for maintaining an identical bit error rate ber thereby improving performance in particular the performance convergence occurs at the initial iteration very quickly according to the present invention by using the soft output viterbi decoding among iterative decoding methods on the serially concatenated product code of greater than three dimensions iterative decoding can be easily implemented and by concurrently using the external reliability information calculated on other axes and applying an appropriate reliability normalization method decoding performance can be improved. |
7 | presence of a capacitor not shown for example composed of aluminized mylar u00ae which is located below magnet 184 and indicates the position of magnet 184 once the magnet has been driven to a desired position it is held in place by the magnetic fields surrounding ferromagnetic pins 198 and 200 because of the presence of these pins magnet 184 may be held in position with little or no current flowing in wire 188 turning now to fig7 b a side view of the rdoe of fig7 a is shown revealing the connection of the above described elements to a printed circuit board numeration from fig i is retained printed circuit board pcb 202 is seen to have ground plane 204 and voltage bus 206 fet 190 is connected in series with conductor 188 ground connector 208 and voltage connector 210 fig1 being connected to ground plane 204 and voltage bus 206 respectively similarly the capacitance sensor located on stop 194 is connected to ground plane 204 at 211 and voltage bus 206 at 212 the connection of elements to pcb 280 is intended to be illustrative and not limiting of the present invention as it will be obvious to those skilled in the. |
5 | has a plurality of stalls 14a d 39 access to the stalls 14 39 is provided by an entrance driveway 16 39 and egress from the stalls 14 39 is provided by an exit driveway 18 39 drivers desiring to leave the race track 10 39 to enter the pit area 12 39 use a deceleration lane and the entrance driveway 16 39 which is accessible from the inner or deceleration lane of the race track 10 39 to enter the pit area 12 39 when servicing is complete the driver returns to the race track 10 39 via the exit driveway 18 39 which returns the driver to the inside or acceleration lane of the track 10 39 the stalls 14 39 are oriented at an angle to the driveways 16 39 18 39 to facilitate entering exiting the stalls 14 39 a driver pulls into a stall 14 39 from the entrance driveway 16 39 at a slanted angle similar to pulling into a parking space the stalls 14 39 are similarly angularly oriented relative to the exit driveway 18 39 the pit area 12 39 also contains an area 20 39 that is used for standby emergency vehicles there are a plurality of stalls 14a d 39 arranged side by side stalls 14a 39 and 14b 39 share a common sidewall 22 39 with stall 14a 39 having an exterior sidewall 24 39 and stall 14b 39 having. |
9 | is about 10 minutes and hardening is attained after 20 minutes in a variant of this example to the beads treated as above and bearing the polymerisation catalyst are added glass beads bearing a coating comprising a first substance which if it were used alone would render the beads hydrophobic while leaving them oleophilic and a second substance which if it were used alone would render the beads hydrophobic and oleophobic these beads are treated in accordance with the method described in belgian patent 904 453 so as to obtain good distribution of these beads in the resin and confer reflective properties on the latter said mixture is used to mould reflectors solid glass beads with a median diameter of about 400 micrometers are treated with a mixture of interox bp 40 s trademark from peroxid chemie gmbh and silane a174 interox bp 40 s is a 40 suspension of dibenzoyl peroxide in phthalate this mixture adheres well to the beads and there is no need for any positive drying of the beads after treatment the phthalate plays the role of plasticiser in the resin in this way 0 3 g silane and 2 5 g catalyst per kilogram beads are fixed to the beads the treated beads are useful for incorporation in retro reflective acrylic paints chopped glass fibres are mixed with a solution of silane a 174 and benzoyl peroxide in. |
6 | piston rod shoulder 38 a second piston rod neck 40 and a second piston rod 36 the first and second piston rods 34 and 36 are slideably disposed in and substantially supported in the radial direction by the first and second bores 44 and 46 respectively the actuation piston 32 is slideably disposed in the actuation cylinder 52 the radial clearances between the above sliding surfaces are substantially tight provide substantial fluid seal and yet offer tolerable resistance to relative motions including translation along and if desired rotation around the longitudinal axis 116 between the shaft assembly 31 and the housing 66 the actuation piston 32 includes a first surface 98 and a second surface 100 and longitudinally divides the actuation cylinder 52 into a first fluid space 112 a fluid volume between the actuation cylinder first end 56 and the actuation piston first surface 98 and a second fluid space 114 a fluid volume between the actuation piston second surface 100 and the actuation cylinder second end 54 the fluid actuator 30 further includes a first reed valve 200 and a second reed valve 202 the first reed valve 200 provides substantially one way fluid communication from the first port 61 to the first fluid space 112 which is facilitated by an actuation cylinder first undercut 58 the second reed valve 202 provides substantially one way fluid communication from the second port 62. |
2 | an input selector 51 is also provided to allow a user to swap between various inputs input to both the microphone and the auxiliary connector is converted from analog to digital by a converter 27 before being passed to the processor although not shown numerous of the vehicle components and auxiliary components in communication with the vcs may use a vehicle network such as but not limited to a can bus to pass data to and from the vcs or components thereof outputs to the system can include but are not limited to a visual display 4 and a speaker 13 or stereo system output the speaker is connected to an amplifier 11 and receives its signal from the processor 3 through a digital to analog converter 9 output can also be made to a remote bluetooth device such as pnd 54 or a usb device such as vehicle navigation device 60 along the bi directional data streams shown at 19 and 21 respectively in one illustrative embodiment the system 1 uses the bluetooth transceiver 15 to communicate 17 with a user 39 s nomadic device 53 e g cell phone smart phone pda or any other device having wireless remote network connectivity the nomadic device can then be used to communicate 59 with a network 61 outside the vehicle 31 through for example communication 55 with a cellular tower 57 in some embodiments tower 57 may be a wifi access point exemplary communication between the nomadic device and the bluetooth transceiver is represented by. |
8 | high it can compensate for the stress induced by the gan when cooling and the stress of the gan would be compressive in terms of thermal expansion if the thermal expansion of the composite substrates is higher than that of the gan this would prevent cracking in the gan upon cooling with the stress of the gan compressive in some embodiments sputtered or evaporated thin films of refractory metals such as molybdenum and tungsten if deposited at elevated temperatures can induce large compressive stress in silicon this process would be a natural choice in the semiconductor processing culture if the selected metals are not detrimental to the subsequent processes e g do not introduce contamination to the gan layer or to the devices that form on the silicon substrate for example reacting with the process gases the silicon substrate and gallium nitride the economics of this approach depends on the thickness of films required to achieve the desired level of beneficial compressive stress in the gallium nitride layer later grown on the silicon wafer the advantages of this method are clean processing ease of thickness control good thermal conductivity of metal films and compatibility with downstream device processing in addition to metals other material such as ceramic films deposited by a sputtered process can also be used to induce the desired stress in the silicon substrate the thickness of such sputtered ceramic films would need to be optimized since thin films with. |
6 | other equipment in a preferred embodiment the drag coefficient is approximately 0 33 the cross arm is positioned so the vertical axis of the cross arm 39 s cross section is the shortest diameter as shown in fig2 the cross arm intersects the vertical mast 12 at apertures 10 and the cross arm extends through the vertical mast the brackets 22 in one embodiment are positioned on the top of the cross arm 14 the brackets may be bolted or welded to the cross arm the lighting fixtures or speakers are usually attached to the brackets by bolts but any fastening means would suffice in another embodiment shown in fig5 and 6 the outdoor lighting support 20 has a cage 32 the cage 32 includes a work platform 38 horizontal cross members 30 and vertical cross members 26 lighting fixtures or other equipment are attached to brackets 28 the cage 32 attaches to the support pole 8 with a connecting plate 6 which is welded to a main horizontal support member 24 the connecting plate 6 may also be fastened to the main horizontal support member 24 by other means as shown in fig5 the platform 38 is substantially horizontal and constructed of wire mesh although any sturdy material may be used for the platform the platform 38 includes an opening 40 that allows a worker to access the cage and the equipment mounted on the cage the horizontal support member 24 extends along the length of the platform 38 and the support pole 8 attaches to the platform at the horizontal support member 24 the support pole may be bolted or otherwise fastened to the horizontal support member using the. |
2 | food products such as nut meats ready to eat cereals snack foods of many types confections including soft pan items chocolate marshmallows pressed mints chocolate pan pie and rolled pieces molded chocolate bars coffee beans processed and unprocessed meats and the like the starch product also may be used in connection with industrial and consumer products such as paper corrugating board cardboard boxes detergents cleaners and the like and in pharmaceutical applications such as tablets tablet coatings capsules agglomeration ingredients and so forth the product may be used in connection with other ingredients including surfactants polymers fillers and other ingredients as may be desired in a given application as surfactants it is contemplated that those such as mono and di glycerides di acetyl tartaric esters of fatty acids propylene glycol mono and di esters of fatty acids polysorbate 60 calcium or sodium stearoyl 2 lactylate lactyl stearate sodium stearoyl fumarate succinylate mono glycerides ethoxylated mono and di glycerides and the like may be used in certain applications the starch may be used in conjunction with other natural polymers such as gums cellulose derivatives starch derivatives starch hydrolysis products microorganism products or with synthetic polymers such as polyvinyl alcohol polyvinylacetate polyurethane polystyrene polyvinyl. |
1 | is understood that a certain amount of such cooked doughnuts are no longer further treated and are ready for consumption but many require finishing and for this purpose this disclosure is concerned with an assembly including a finishing table generally indicated by the numeral 16 which will be described in greater detail subsequently doughnuts after being drained in the drainage area 14 are placed in a shallow depth tray 18 the tray is moved along the finishing table 16 in a manner to be described subsequently the finishing table includes a plurality of pans 20 that contain icings or condiments the doughnuts by the unique features of the finishing table 16 can be readily moved from tray 18 into any one of the pans 20 for receiving icings and or condiments on the doughnuts after dipping into the icings or condiments the doughnuts are placed back onto the tray 18 until all of the doughnuts of the batch on the tray are finished after which the tray is placed in a cooling rack in a manner to be herein after described tray 18a of fig1 is shown as positioned in a cooling rack fig1 further shows an auxiliary table indicated generally. |
1 | to aspirate bone marrow from any bone however the following exemplary method is illustrated and described with reference to a human pelvic bone in addition the exemplary method is not limited to the exact order described below and a person of ordinary skill in the art would recognize that additional or fewer steps may be necessary to obtain a bone marrow sample from the bone referring to fig7 a once an insertion location is selected and the site is prepared for the extraction process measurements markings anesthetics etc the needle assembly 10 is inserted into a bone marrow space 11 inside a bone 12 the needle assembly 10 may be pushed in by hand hammered in or drilled into the bone marrow space 11 using an insertion tool t in one non limiting embodiment if an insertion tool t is used for insertion the handle 14 see fig1 may first be removed from the needle assembly 10 prior to attaching the insertion tool t to the adaptor 54 of the cap 44 of the trocar 18 the distal portion 30 of the cannula 16 and the tip portion 50 of the trocar 18 facilitate insertion of the needle assembly 10 into the bone marrow space 11 next as illustrated by fig7 b the trocar 18 of the needle assembly 10 is removed from the cannula 16 the cap 44 of the trocar 18 may need disconnected from the handle 14 of the needle assembly 10 see fig1. |
6 | higher pressure acting on an opposite side of the check valve 78 prevents refrigerant from entering the manifold 54 from the manifold 52 the advantages similar to the benefits of the fig1 a embodiment are obtained here as well in the evaporator operation depicted in fig2 b the refrigerant flows from the refrigerant line 56 into the refrigerant line 64 through the check valve 76 and expansion device 80 while the check valve 74 prevents the refrigerant to enter the refrigerant line 62 and to bypass the expansion device 80 in the expansion device 80 that can be of a fixed orifice type e g a capillary tube an accurator or an orifice or a valve type e g thermostatic expansion valve or electronic expansion valve the refrigerant is expanded to a lower pressure and temperature and enters the manifolds 52 and 54 in a parallel manner since the check valve 78 doesn 39 t prevent refrigerant from entering the manifold 54 now form the manifolds 52 and 54 the refrigerant simultaneously flows through all heat exchange tubes 22 in a single pass arrangement enters manifold 60 and leaves the parallel flow evaporator 90 through the check valve 72 and refrigerant lines 66 and 58 to be delivered to the four way reversing valve and returned to the compressor the check valve 70 installed in the refrigerant line 82 prevents the refrigerant from immediately leaving the manifold 54 and parallel flow heat exchanger 90. |
4 | one size fits all garment and can vary from 5 5 to 8 meters in length saris are composed of fabric material ranging from cotton silk chiffon georgette and polyester blends the wearer customizes the fit of the sari for her body by modifying the pleat width and number of pleats taken with the fabric material fig1 a shows that a sari is worn by beginning to tuck edge o into the right side of a petticoat the lower edge of the sari p should be grazing the floor the sari is tucked around the waist into the petticoat next the entire length of the sari is wrapped around the body once coming back in front on the right side fig1 b illustrates creating five to eight uniform pleats of equal width approximately 5 inches wide and gathering the pleats together ensuring that the lower edge of the pleats are uniform as well the pleats may be secured with a safety pin to prevent the pleats from scattering the pleats along edge o are then tucked within the petticoat the herein described pleating apparatus will play an essential role in this step creating uniform pleats requires practice dexterity and patience the pleating apparatus will assist the user by quickly creating uniform pleats within the fabric material drape the remaining fabric around the hips once more from left to right and bring the material to the front holding the top edge o of the sari as shown in fig1 c the width. |
3 | its molten glass contacting surfaces with a thin base coating of a nickel chromium aluminum cobalt yttria composite powder and a somewhat thicker coating of a prealloyed ceria yttria stabilized zirconium oxide superimposed on the base coating application_number US 74197900 A description an orifice ring according to the present invention is identified generally by reference numeral 10 in fig1 the orifice ring 10 is made up of a ceramic element 12 which may be of conventional construction and is designed to be used at the outlet of a molten glass feeder bowl that is used to provide molten glass to an i s glass forming machine through openings 14 16 in the orifice ring 10 thus the orifice ring 10 is submerged in molten glass during its useful life with its upper surface in contact with the molten glass the ceramic element 12 of the orifice ring 10 is provided with a superimposed pair of coatings 18 20 on each of its glass contacting surfaces the innermost or base coating 18 is a coating that is made up of nickel chromium aluminum cobalt yttria composite powder that is applied to the ceramic element 12 to an approximate thickness of 0 002 in by plasma spraying and metco. |
8 | to a waveform shaper 46 an output of the waveform shaper 46 is input to a digital to analog d a converter 48 an output of the d a converter 48 is input to a radio frequency r f amplifier 50 that is connected to an antenna 52 in a preferred embodiment the ofdm transmitter 30 complies with ieee section 802 11 a referring now to fig3 an ofdm receiver 60 receives the rf signals that are generated by the ofdm transmitter 30 the receiver 60 includes antennas 62 1 and 62 2 a switch 64 selects one of the antennas 62 based upon the strength of the rf signal detected by the antenna 62 an amplifier 66 is connected to an output of the switch 64 an analog to digital a d converter 68 is connected to an output of the amplifier 66 an automatic gain control agc antenna diversity and packet detection circuit 70 is connected to an output of the a d converter 68 when the gain of the agc decreases a packet is detected a symbol timing and carrier frequency offset circuit 74 according to the present invention is connected to an output of the circuit 70 the symbol timing and carrier frequency offset circuit 74 identifies a carrier frequency offset u03c9 u03b4 a starting time n g of a guard interval and phase noise as will be described more fully below the circuit 74 typically multiples the samples by e u2212 j u03c9 u03b4 n where n is a sample time index a cyclic prefix remover 76 is connected to. |
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{"publication_number": "US-5454070-A", "abstract": "computer based images are normally provided in the form of large amounts of data on a pixel by pixel basis . method and apparatus are disclosed for converting this pixel based data to spline based data wherein the characteristics present in the pixel based data are substantially retained in the spline based version of the image .", "application_number": "US-18124894-A", "description": "for the purposes of the preferred embodiment , it can be assumed that the input data used by the method consists of a collection of pixels corresponding to an image , each having separate colour information for red , green and blue colour portions of a particular pixel . the first stage of the preferred embodiment is the generation of pixel regions and planes . a region preferably consists of a four - connected ( 4 - connected ) group of pixels . by four - connected , it is meant that if the pixels are arranged in a grid in which each pixel is represented by a square with four sides . then two pixels are said to be four - connected if they share a common side . a more formal definition of a region is a set of pixels , s , such that for every pair of pixels a \u03b5 s , b \u03b5 s , there exist a vector of pixels of the form ( p 1 , p 2 , . . . , p n ), p 1 = a , and p 2 = b , where n is an integer , n & gt ; 0 , and i \u03b5 { 1 , 2 , . . . , n |
5 | marker can be illuminated under low light conditions and not when the environment is well illuminated the marker can also be configured to operate in either the continuous operation mode or the dark only mode depending on whether there is sufficient light to maintain the batteries in a good charge state in these designs a processor can monitor the voltage output of the solar cell via an internal analog to digital converter in order to distinguish dark conditions from light conditions and or can control the duration and or frequency of light flashing as a further alternative markers can be made with yet another operating mode in which light is produced only when particularly adverse visibility conditions are present e g when fog or other conditions result in substantial light reflection e g when roads are wet such that extensive fine spray is created by vehicle traffic thus the marker can also incorporate a reflected light sensor e g a fog sensor for example a phototransistor can be used to monitor the amount of led light that is reflected back to the unit this can also be read by another channel of the internal analog to digital converter in fog conditions or other types of wet conditions more light will be reflected back to the case when such conditions are detected the processor can pulse the leds the processor can also use another analog to digital channel to detect the state of the battery markers that include a reflected light sensor can be designed to operate in any of multiple modes for example based on input from a light condition sensor a fog sensor and a charge state sensor a device can be. |
1 | movement of the expanded cutter blades the device cuts and removes the material within the lumen it is emphasized that this abstract is provided to comply with the rules requiring an abstract that will allow a searcher or other reader to quickly ascertain the subject matter of the technical disclosure it is submitted with the understanding that it will not be used to limit the scope or meaning of the claims 37 c f r 1 72 application_number US 13967002 A description the present invention is disclosed in connection with biliary stents and tips shunts however it is to be understood that the present invention may be used for stents and shunts used in other vessels referring to fig1 a c palliation of obstructive unresectable tumors causing occlusion of the bile flow through the bile ducts 2 is a major indication for percutaneous biliary drainage in patients with malignant lesions 3 biliary drainage is initially performed with a catheter followed by an endoprosthesis implant if indicated the rationale for using a catheter or metal stent is to improve bile flow and counteract the complications caused by the biliary obstructive process and cholestasis stasis of bile within the liver major symptoms and complications of biliary duct obstruction include jaundice accumulation of bile salts in the body pain pruritis anorexia and weight loss biliary catheters are effective drainage devices but are left hanging out of the patient skin connected or not to a bag catheters need to be exchanged every four to six weeks because they become clogged up by bile debris and accumulation of bile salts and proteins. |
6 | heat exchanger 31 again the heat exchanger 31 acts as an evaporator or boiler for the r245fa circuit with the r245fa refrigerant passing from the boiler 31 to the turbine 26 to a condenser 28 the pump 29 and back to the boiler 31 however unlike the condenser evaporator 23 of the fig3 embodiment the heat exchanger 31 acts as a desuperheater only within the toluene circuit with a condenser 32 then being applied to complete the condensation process before the working fluid is passed by way of the pump 24 back to the boiler 17 the ts diagram for such a nested orc cycle system is shown in fig6 in this nested arrangement a cost reduction is obtained by adding the low temperature r245fa orc system in such a way that the overall system efficiency is increased the major irreversibility thermodynamic loss of the simple cycle high temperature orc system is the so called desuperheat loss in the condenser organic fluids leave the turbine more superheated than they enter it the larger the pressure ratio at the turbine the stronger this effect high temperature simple cycle orc systems although thermodynamically more efficient than the simple cycle low temperature orc systems reject a lot of moderate temperature waste heat that has to be rejected in the desuperheater condenser as a result a relatively large condenser is required in the nested orc system desuperheating is done in the low temperature orc evaporator 31 this increases the overall power output since this heat was previously rejected to ambient and is now used in a low temperature orc system to generate power a further advantage is that the size of the. |
3 | solid residue was extracted two times with each 20 ml of chloroform by drying up the extract under a reduced pressure 0 09 g of compound no 5 was obtained as a solid substance yield 10 8 synthesis of tetra o acetyl u03b1 d glucuronato cis dl amcha platinum ii nitrate compound no 6 of the present invention in the same procedures as in example 7 except for using pt no 3 2 cis dl amcha instead of pt no 3 2 trans dl amcha in example 7 0 12 g of compound no 6 was obtained yield 14 5 synthesis of tetra o acetyl u03b2 d glucuronato trans dl amcha platinum ii nitrate compound no 9 of the present invention in the same procedures as in example 7 except for using tetra o acetyl u03b2 d glucuronic acid instead of tetra o acetyl u03b1 d glucuronic acid in example 7 0 14 g of compound no 9 was obtained yield 16 9 synthesis of tetra o acetyl u03b2 d glucuronato cis dl amcha platinum ii nitrate compound no 10 of the present invention in the same procedures as in example 8 except for using tetra o acetyl u03b2 d glucuronic acid instead of tetra o acetyl u03b1. |
8 | celsius respectively while teos and silicon dioxide thermally decompose at temperatures over 500 degrees celsius and crosslinked polyarylene thermally decomposes at about 400 degrees celsius therefore selective decomposition either chemical or thermal may be utilized to separate these pairings referring back to fig1 a the first ild layer 102 may be formed adjacent the substrate layer 100 using a variety of conventional techniques such as spin on or spin coating spin casting out of solution evaporative deposition chemical vapor deposition or plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition depending upon the particular materials selected as porogen and porous matrix as would be apparent to one skilled in the art the first ild layer 102 preferably has a thickness between about 10 nanometers to about 2 000 nanometers in the case of spin coating or other deposition methods solvent may need to be removed using evaporative techniques familiar to those skilled in the art referring to fig1 b two conductive layers 104 107 are shown crossing the first ild layer 102 each of the conductive layers 104 107 comprising materials conventionally used to form conductive layers in integrated circuits and preferably comprising metals such as copper aluminum and alloys thereof is formed using known techniques for example the depicted embodiment is formed using known dual damascene techniques wherein a trench 114 is formed for each conductive layer using conventional lithography etching and cleaning techniques the trench having a via portion 118 and a line portion 116 the line portion 116 having a width preferably between about 10 nanometers and about 2 000 nanometers the trench may then be lined with a barrier layer not shown to isolate conductive material after. |
9 | spacing on both sides of these partial ring segments 9 there is still space within the center part 1 for one partial ring segment 9 respectively these additional ring segments 9 extend perpendicularly to the partial ring segments 9 positioned at half the width of the center part 1 respectively in this embodiment approximately all partial ring segments 9 are arranged relative to the stamping direction 8 such that their grooves 5 extend substantially in the stamping direction 8 as has been explained in connection with the partial ring segments 4 4 u2032 they can be positioned differently relative to the rolling direction of the sheet metal strip depending on the application in the embodiments still to be described the partial ring segments can also be positioned at any desired angle relative to the rolling direction of the sheet metal strip 0036 fig4 shows the possibility to form the inner as well as the outer rings 2 3 as full continuous or integral rings in this embodiment partial ring segments 4 or 9 can be produced in the center part 1 and inner and or outer rings can be formed thereof in the illustrated embodiment these partial ring segments are arranged in the same way in the center part 1 as in the embodiment according to fig2 of course in this case it is also possible to arrange the partial ring segments in the center part 1 according to the embodiment of fig3 or according to fig5 almost all partial ring segments 4 9 are arranged in correspondence to the previous embodiments so as to be aligned in the stamping direction 8 so that their poles are arranged in the preferred direction of magnetization and correspondingly a. |
8 | cleaning electrode 71 and the grounded chamber walls generate a cleaning plasma when the increase of a contamination material 60 fig3 deposited on walls of the chamber 10 and surfaces of the electrodes 11 and 12 is detected by electrical or optical detection the cleaning electrode 71 is supplied with dc or ac bias voltage from the second power supply 50 the cleaning electrode 71 is moved in the vertical direction using the electrode supporters 72 and the cleaning electrode 71 generates a cleaning plasma between the cleaning electrode 71 and the chamber walls the reactive species of the cleaning gases are subjected to physical and chemical reaction with the contamination 60 to remove the contamination 60 from the walls of the chamber 10 or the electrodes 11 and 12 and they are exhausted out of chamber 10 by the exhaust 13 the cleaning electrode 71 moves upward and downward to remove the particles on the entire surface of the chamber walls the cleaning units according to these embodiments can be applied to reactive ion etch equipment plasma enhanced pe dry etching device and inductively coupled plasma icp dry etching equipment the cleaning units according to these embodiments can be also applied to sputter equipment for depositing a conductive film and chemical vapor deposition cvd equipment for depositing a thin film by chemical reactions like the above described dry etching device such a sputter equipment or cvd equipment. |
7 | and amplitude as illustrated in fig2 a and 2b to produce fig3 to 6 the processing steps described below were simulated simulation was performed to make the representation more understandable simulation also takes into account the problems of extracting very fast low energy signals without interference from the complex circuit in fig2 through 6 the abscissa specifies the object distance in meters distance is proportional to the time delay in accordance with distance 1 2 u00d7 velocity of light u00d7 delay fig1 illustrates a light pulse transmitter 1 a light reflecting object 2 and a light receiver 3 which form an optical pulse delay measuring system the light pulse transmitter 1 includes for example a gaas laser diode with a power supply pulse shaping circuitry for pulse shaping in the nanosecond range and stabilization circuitry the object 2 is shown as a triple reflector that is as a cooperative element however the invention is particularly advantageously used with arbitrary diffusely reflecting objects such as machine parts buildings and the like an avalanche photodiode with a power supply and circuitry to regulate the operating range is used as light receiver 3 typically light pulse transmitter 1 and light receiver 3 also contain optics for generating and receiving a suitably shaped transmitted and received light beam continuous wave light components are. |
8 | limited access web sites are responsible for updating their database to deny access to those individuals who present invalid digital certificates the present invention 39 s methods and systems are advantageous compared to existing methods and systems for a number of reasons first it is easier for customers to implement the certificate authority system of the present invention than existing products since it can be an outsourced offering that requires fewer customer resources in addition a present invention outsourced approach requires the customers to undertake significantly less up front expense the present invention 39 s methods and systems are scalable and allow customers to purchase only as much product as they need furthermore they offer increased security and access control for corporate extranets corporate extranet usage is expanding quickly because companies can utilize the internet and security measures to replace more expensive dedicated communication lines it is to be understood that the embodiments and variations shown and described herein are merely illustrative of the principles of this invention and that various modifications may be implemented by those skilled in the art without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention in disclosing the invention in this document terms such as u201c firewall u201d u201c server u201d u201c internet u201d u201c network u201d u201c intranet u201d. |
4 | has two sliding blocks 40 fixedly mounted to the lower end thereof the sliding blocks 40 are also mounted for sliding movement to the guide rails 39 respectively additionally the lift member 25 has a follower shaft 41 and a driving shaft 42 mounted respectively in the right and left ends thereof the shafts 41 and 42 incorporate two sprockets 43 and 44 fitted thereon respectively between which a chain 45 is fitted at tension the chain 45 is joined by chain attachments 46 to one of the sliding blocks 40 the driving shaft is driven by a motor 47 as the chain 39 is driven by the motor 47 the support arm 19 horizontally moves rightward and leftward and thus the pressing plate 5 advances to a position ralative to either of the ironing tables 4a and 4b a pair of stoppers 48 restricting the movement of the support arm 19 are mounted to both the ends of the lift member 25 while another pair of stoppers 49 49 defining the lower limit of movement of the lift member 25 are mounted in the lower back of the main body 2 as shown in fig5 a group of foot switches 50 are mounted in the lower end on the working side of the main body 2 to control the air. |
5 | about 2 500 feet from the water surface if the riser disconnect 24 is placed about 500 feet below the water surface the displacement depth would thus be about 2 000 feet below the riser disconnect 24 the particular depth to which gas should displace liquid in the riser 18 will depend on the weigh in water of the particular riser and the length of the riser below the disconnect 24 in one embodiment of a method according to the invention to prepare the wellbore 16 and the riser 18 for moving the platform 10 from the location first the drill string 14 is lifted out of the wellbore 16 such that it is above the bop 20 the bop 20 is then closed to seal the wellbore 16 below the bop 20 when the bop 20 is closed the control line 20 a may be retrieved therefrom and withdrawn to the platform 10 then the drilling fluid in the riser 18 is displaced with sea water in one implementation the sea water is pumped into the interior of the drill string 14 so as to displace all the drilling fluid in the riser 18 up the annular space between the drill string 14 and the riser 18 by displacing all the drilling fluid which may have a specific gravity of as much as 2 2 or more the weight of the riser 18 in the water 11 is reduced after the drilling fluid in the riser 18 is displaced the drill string 14 is withdrawn from the riser 18 and a riser. |
5 | hook at the upper edge 7 in a zone set back from the surface 4 the head 14 of the securing means becomes invisible as a result of the lower edge of the adjacent facing placed above when the lower facing has been correctly placed in position for instance by means of several screws 13 in its zone 7 the immediately adjacent upper facing can then be installed the installation is effected for instance at the level of the joint 12 by an interlock on the top edge 5 which will be set back it will be seen in fig4 how the upper adjacent component is fitted by engaging the tongue 9 in the groove 8 this engaging along the whole of the length of the facing represents an interlock which allows two adjacent facings to be connected and also allows the connecting means 13 to be concealed this interlocking allows a good adjustment of the flatness of the facing and the reduction of defects in the support 10 the securing means to the wall on the facing top edge as well as the groove on the top edge which operates in conjunction with the tongue of the lower edge of the adjacent facing allows securing means. |
4 | each portion in accordance with the hair bristling state of the animal may be adopted illustration will be given to the manner of binding with the lengths of the fibers 4 4 differing from portion to portion in fig2 the fibers having a length of one folded part of 4 cm and a length of the other folded part of 6 cm are knitted in the portions a a a partitioned off by the dot and bar lines while those having a length of one folded part of 8 cm and a length of the other folded part of 12 cm are knitted in the portion b and those having a length of one folded part of 6 cm and a length of the other folded part of 9 cm are knitted in the portions c in this way the resulting product may be really analogous to for example a maltese as described above although the fibers 4 4 are knitted in the base cloth 3 by hand knitting is relatively easy without necessitating so long a time since the knitting interval is long further despite the long knitting interval a bristling state can be attained in cooperation with high piles of the base cloth since the fibers 4 4 are used in a bundled form of units each. |
2 | aligned in spaced parallel relation to one another the rods 29 are held in parallel alignment by a plurality of support bars 30 that extend at right angles transversely there across as seen in fig5 of the drawings the support bars 30 themselves are radially spaced about an outer surface 22 a of the filter drum 22 each of the drum rods 29 are oriented with their respective u201c wide base u201d 31 of the triangle facing inwardly defining a contoured smooth interior surface 32 as best seen in fig6 of the drawings it will be apparent that the relative spacing between the adjacent rods 29 define the effective filter resolution i e grade or grid size of the filter drum 22 in this example an initial material contact area 33 within the interior of the drum 22 is of a relatively u201c fine u201d filter surface which extends approximately one third the overall length of the drum as seen in fig4 and 5 of the drawings the remaining drum interior surface at 34 has the respective rods 29 and their associated bases 31 spaced further apart imparting a relatively u201c coarse u201d filter surface which will allow selectively larger material particle size to pass there through referring now to fig1 and 2 of the drawings the multiple stage air washer 35 can be seen positioned directly below the filter drum 22 to receive selected recyclable abrasive blast media there from the multiple air washer 35 is well known within the art and is comprised of a vertical chamber having multiple deflection angularly positioned veins 36. |
2 | of and simultaneous pivoting of the gripping and carrying plate 12 toward and away from a cross support 21 of the take up device as can be seen in fig2 the pivoting of the gripping and carrying plate 12 with respect to the cross support 21 is about a horizontal axis which is not stationary but which instead shifts in an upward or downward direction as pivoting movement of the gripping and carrying plate 12 occurs to this end two mutually spaced bearing plates 22 are fixed on the underside of the cross support 21 while in the interior of the gripping and carrying plate 12 reinforcement strips 23a fig1 or reinforcement walls 23b fig2 are firmly mounted in pairs spaced from each other each pair of such reinforcement strips 23a or reinforcement walls 23b forming by their mutual distance or separation an uptake and guiding space 24 for a cam piece or mechanism 25 secured on the cross support 21 above the bearing plate 22 at their lower ends the reinforcement strips 23a or reinforcement walls 23b have projections 26 while in their central regions sensing rollers 27 cooperating with the respective cams 25 are rotatably mounted extending between the bearing plates 22 fixed on the cross support 21 and the projections 26 of the reinforcement strips 23a or reinforcement walls 23b are articulated levers 28 which are pivotably mounted both at the bearing plates 22 and at the projections 26 in fulcrums 30a and 30b further there extends at least between one projection 26 and one bearing plate 22 a return spring 29 which in the illustrated example is a helical extension spring the way in which this return spring 29 is applied is such that in any. |
6 | invention is that connector wall 72 is thicker than those of more traditional connectors without increase of the outside diameter this allows connector 70 to withstand more torsional stress than a standard connector the added thickness of wall 72 adds strength to the connector in addition the tapered threading allows the connector to transfer a rotational motion through both shoulder 82 and bore 80 as explained above spreading the transfer of rotational force over a larger surface area allows the connector like the pin to withstand more force additionally connector 70 has a pair of opposed shoulders 82 each shoulder 82 has a roughened surface which mates with surface 82 which is similarly roughened this significantly increases the coefficient of friction the mating of the roughened surfaces helps transfer rotational movement of the pin to the connector the mating of the roughened surfaces also prevents the pin from further rotation once the surfaces mate with each other finally fig5 illustrates a side view with a connector 70 partially cut away the pin 60 has been threaded into and fully engaged with the connector 70 the connector 70 also includes an internal secondary stop 90 which has a diameter less than the diameter of the pins at their farthest most end when each of the pins 60 is threaded into the connector 70 the end of the pin is spaced slightly from the internal stop 90 in the event that the pin continues to rotate with respect to the connector 70 it has been found that it may cause the threaded portion of the pin to continue to elongate in the event that the pin continues to elongate with further rotation the internal stop 90 acts as a. |
6 | fig1 to a second position where the piercing tip 28 of the rod 48 is moved into the socket 42 the actuator and heat source 54 also heats the piercing tip 28 when the piercing tip is in the second position the actuator and heat source 54 communicates with a torque sensing device 56 in the wrench device tool 46 and is controlled to move the piercing tip 28 from the first position to the second position in response to the torque sensing device 56 sensing the nut 14 being turned on the bolt 16 to the predetermined preload torque fig3 is a representation of the method of using the apparatus 12 to torque the nut 14 on the bolt 16 of the fastener assembly 10 to a preload torque and then deforming the fastener assembly 10 to hold the preload torque as represented in fig3 the wrench device 26 and the wrench device socket 42 are moved axially toward the nut 14 and bolt 16 fastener assembly 10 until the nut 14 is received in the socket 42 the socket engagement surfaces 44 are positioned around the nut 14 with at least two of the engagement surfaces 44 engaging with opposite side surfaces 22 of the nut 14 the wrench device socket 42 is then rotated to tighten the. |
5 | 18 will limit accidents and loss of productivity due to errors in the operator 39 s perspective alternatively one skilled in the art could envision that the turret assembly 14 could be positioned in a non centered position if the turret assembly 14 were positioned closer to the operator the operator would experience less tangential force while operating the turret assembly 14 with reference now to fig6 a preferred embodiment of the tool adaptor 20 is shown in additional detail the tool adaptor 20 comprises a plate adaptor 124 and a tool pivot assembly 126 the plate adaptor 124 is adapted for easy attachment to any of a plurality of work tools 22 the tool pivot assembly 126 is adapted to pivot the work tool 22 and the plate adaptor 124 about a pivot pin 128 the plate adaptor 124 comprises a plurality of release latches 130 pivotal motion of the plate adaptor 124 is restricted by operation of the plurality of release latches 130 the tool pivot assembly 126 comprises a plurality of bosses 132 a tilt cylinder attachment 134 a leveling cylinder 136 a leveling plate 138 and a plurality of guides 140 the plurality of bosses 132 provides a pivot connection between the tool adaptor 20 and the extending arms 110 the tilt cylinder attachment 134 connects the tool adaptor 20 to the tilt cylinders 114 thus as the tilt cylinders 114 are operated as previously described the tool adaptor 20 is rotated about the connection between the bosses 132 and the extending arms 110 the leveling plate 138 is secured to the tilt cylinder attachment 134 and the bosses 132 the leveling cylinder 136 is connected at a first end 142 to the leveling plate 138 and at a. |
7 | show in fig9 table 1 more specifically the neutral flex point location in relation to the neutral point on the club head when a set of clubs had been assembled without using the preferred embodiment when clubs have been assembled in this manner the neutral flex point of the golf shaft will always bend first due to the quantitative fact that it takes the least amount of force to bend the shaft at that location therefore when the club has been arranged in the manner shown in graph 1 improper neutral flex point alignment will force the shaft to bend out of the golfers swing plane when the shaft is loaded and unloaded in the golf swing leading to a high percentage of slices and hooks fig9 graph 2 displays a visual representation of the same set of clubs and data set where flex weight matching has not been utilized in the preferred embodiment inconsistent flex weight matching within in a set will result in golf clubs which will require variable swing speeds from club to club within the same set this could be further evidenced if all clubs within the same set were replaced with 8 identical club heads of. |
7 | the resulting shortest path is used as the signature further reference to viterbi decoding algorithms and trellis diagrams may be had to u201c list viterbi decoding algorithms with applications u201d ieee transactions on communications vol 42 no 2 3 4 1994 pages 313 322 hereby incorporated by reference one way to generate the n real numbers is to perform a wavelet decomposition of the image and to use the resulting coefficients of the lowest frequency sub band these coefficients are then used as the n real numbers for the viterbi decoding e g to generate a signature or hash one way to map a larger set of numbers m to an n bit hash where m gt n and m and n are integers is to use trellis coded vector quantization where the algorithm deals with sets of real numbers rather than individual real numbers the size and complexity for a resulting signature may be significantly reduced with such an arrangement in step 62 fig6 the initial signature e g hash is stored in a database preferably the signature is associated with a content id which is associated with a desired behavior information or action in this manner a signature may be used to index or locate additional information. |
8 | a layer of metal silicide 37 a is formed on an upper surface of the gate electrode stack while a layer of metal silicide 37 b is formed on the source drain regions 31 32 a dielectric sidewall spacer 38 such as silicon oxide is formed on the side surfaces of the gate electrode in accordance with the embodiments of the present invention a conformal undoped silicon oxide layer 39 such as silicon oxide derived from teos by sa cvd is deposited over the gate structures into the gaps in accordance with the present invention bpsg layer 300 is then deposited in situ in the same deposition chamber using essentially the same deposition conditions employed for depositing undoped silicon oxide layer 39 followed by rapid thermal annealing subsequent processing includes forming contact holes 400 as by anisotropic etching in accordance with the present invention a conventional silicon nitride liner is strategically replaced with an undoped silicon oxide liner deposited by sa cvd followed in situ deposition of a bpsg layer in the same deposition chamber thereby improving data retention improving gap filling increasing manufacturing throughput and reducing defects caused by wafer handling the present invention provides microminiaturized semiconductor devices such as eeprom devices with improved reliability increased operating speed improved data retention and increased manufacturing throughput with an attendant reduction in manufacturing costs the present invention enjoys industrial applicability in manufacturing various types of semiconductor devices particularly highly integrated semiconductor devices exhibiting. |
3 | position of the collar 46 also disposed upon the threaded shaft 44 is a second nut 50 a spring 52 is disposed about the sleeve 42 and a portion of the plunger 38 intermediate the collars 40 46 a bracket 54 is secured to the base 12 by bolts 56 the bracket 54 has an opening 58 therein with a cylindrical guide 59 intergral therewith a piston 60 is received within the guide 59 and extends through the opening 58 the piston 60 has a slotted end 62 that receives an arcuate arm 64 the arcuate arm 64 is supported within the slot 62 by a pin 66 a handle 68 has an elongated slot 70 that receives a projection 72 of the bracket 54 the handle 68 is pivotally mounted to the projection 72 by pin 74 and the arcuate arm 64 is pivotally supported by the handle by another pin 76 this construction allows the plunger 38 to be moved toward and away from the fixture 20 by pivoting the handle 68 in a clockwise or counter clockwise direction respectively the plunger 38 will be locked when the handle 68 is in its maximum clockwise position referring now to fig2 a transducer body 78 to which a strain gauge is to be attached is placed next to the fixture 20 a layer of adhesive 80 is applied to the transducer body 78 and a strain gauge 82 is placed over the adhesive layer a resilient pad 84 is located between the strain gauge. |
7 | this manner the spool is retained within the cassette fig1 shows a portion a of fig1 in which the formation of the recesses on the side wall of the base can be seen more clearly the spacing between the horizontal recesses 54 and 55 corresponds exactly to the spacing between the spool flanges the lower horizontal recess 55 is arranged somewhat above the bottom wall 51 as the lower spool flange generally does not lie directly on the bottom wall it is obvious that the previously mentioned special features can also be utilized in the embodiment shown in fig1 to 12 for example the horizontal recesses 54 and 55 can be slightly chamfered to facilitate the introduction of warped flanges also the provision of further stopping means is conceivable as shown for example in the central area of the bottom wall as shown in fig1 the following fig1 to 17 are concerned with a further embodiment of the invention in which the projections of the side wall of the cassette base are formed as insertable elements fig1 shows a perspective view of the base 1 of a cassette having a side wall 2 and a bottom wall 3 around the inner side of the side wall 2 of the casette base vertical recesses 14 are spaced these recesses. |
6 | is used herein the front panel 15 of range cabinet 10 contains apertures 16 on either side of oven cavity 13 and along the upper portion of the front panel rollers 17 and 18 can be seen in the apertures 16 as the rollers 17 and 18 are mounted inside the range cabinet in a manner described more fully hereinafter the construction of the door 14 and its latching mechanism is illustrated in greater detail in fig2 and 3 the door handle 20 extends across the width of the door 14 and is held in place by a pair of end caps 21 the end caps 21 are in turn secured to a rod 23 which extends across the width of the inside of door 14 the rod being clearly shown in cross section in fig2 and 3 the rod serves as the axis of rotation for handle 20 which can be rotated in an approximately vertical direction of movement also secured to rod 23 toward each of its ends is a latch catch 22 the inside panel 19 of door 14 contains apertures 25 in its upper corners and latch catches 22 extend through the apertures 25 a pair of guide members 24 are mounted to the interior of door 14 in a fixed position the guides are positioned outwardly of the latch catches 22 at each end of the rod 23 each of the guide members 24 extend through an aperture 25 coextensively with the latch catches since the handle 20 and latch catches 22 are fixed to rod 23 they share a common axis of rotation about the rod accordingly rotation of the handle 20 causes a corresponding rotation of the latch catches 22 when the handle 20 is rotated downwardly. |
8 | a voltage resistors r 42 and r 136 preferably comprise a current to voltage converter the voltage developed across resistor r 136 is proportional to the leakage current from pins m n p r operational amplifier u 104 preferably is configured as a high input impedance voltage follower the output signal of which is labeled float 0 thus float 0 is a voltage that is indicative of any leakage current that may happen to develop on the battery connector j 101 to accurately control charging current it is important to determine the battery voltage at the battery terminals and not at the charger end of the cable that connects the battery to the charger the voltage usually differs from one end of the battery cable to the other because of the inherent impedance of the battery cables which causes a voltage drop along the cable conventional battery chargers have solved this problem by including separate u201c sense u201d lines from the battery terminals to a high impedance voltage monitor circuit in the charger these sense lines are in addition to the battery cable that provides charging current to the battery because the impedance of the voltage monitor is relatively high negligible current flows through. |
1 | displacement of the plunger is normally limited or checked by the engagement of the indicator pointer 44 against the stop 49 the spring 60 imposes a substantially constant bias force on the plunger 50 for a tensiometer which would be constructed to measure tension in the range to 30 to 80 pounds a suitable coil spring would have a spring force of approximately 24 pounds in the disclosed embodiment the tension of the racket string 12 is measured by manually forcing the indicator arm downwardly so that that the plunger is forced upwardly against the bias of the spring 60 to a retracted position the tensiometer is then positioned on the racquet string wherein longitudinally spaced portions of the string are received in the notches 34 and 36 of the support legs the indicator arm 40 is then released the substantially constant bias force of the coil spring 60 forces the plunger wedge 54 into engagement with the string at a medial point between the notches 34 and 36 to deflect the string downwardly in a direction which is generally normal to the plane p of the racquet face the displacement of the plunger is proportional to the tension in the racquet string the degree of rotation of the indicator arm about its pivot pin 42 will therefore be proportional to the tension in the string 12 by proper calibration of scale 46 accordingly the angular alignment of the indicator needle 44 with the indicia of scale 46 will indicate the tension in the string in a preferred embodiment a numerical indicia scale is printed on an adhesive tape and installed. |
8 | using the previous figure this distance d is given by the following relation where e is the thickness of the glass plate and u03b81 and u03b82 are the air plate and plate air angles of incidence respectively as shown on fig2 b illustrating the deviation of a beam through a glass plate these glass plates are fixed at their bases to a motor 13 the axis of which is preferably parallel to the z optical axis of the system the height of these plates is equal to or similar to the height of the light valve it is possible to fix several sets of three glass plates in order to reduce its rotation frequency for example for a device using three glass plates the motor frequency may be 50 hz with three plates covering one disk each plate occupying an angle of 120 u00b0 and for a device using nine plates the angle occupied by each plate will be 40 u00b0 and its frequency could be 16 66 hz the motor frequency in other words the frequency at which each plate passes in front of the light valve must be synchronous with the line and frame frequency of the light valve and the addressing circuit multiplexer 27 after passing through the glass plates the. |
6 | to return the releasable locking mechanism 28 to the locked position thereby coupling each distal projection 62 with each notch 78 to secure the apparatus 10 to a supporting surface see fig9 concurrently an electrical connection is made between the usb plug 54 and usb port 68 and between the auxiliary plug 56 and auxiliary port 70 to enable electrical communication with the electrical source as a result it is conceivable that other port or plug arrangements may be disposed on the support member 16 and cradle 16 assembly to enable a portable electronic device being held to engage in communications with the electrical source such as receiving electrical power when the user no longer desires to use the apparatus 10 the user may again press each releasable locking mechanism 28 to the unlocked position and remove the cylindrical extension 52 accordingly which also terminates the electrical connection between the usb plug 54 and usb port 68 and between the auxiliary plug 56 and the auxiliary port 70 as a result the movable ring 82 will return to the up position and the user can enjoy the lighting effect produced on the movable ring 82 the support member and cradle assembly can subsequently be stored until the next use for instances where a user does not require a portable device to be held the support member 16 and cradle 14 assembly may be left in storage and a compatible portable device can be directly connected to the usb port 68 or the auxiliary port 70 on the base member 22 to communicate with the electrical source accordingly the portable device holding apparatus 10 described advantageously holds a portable device for convenient viewing and use within a vehicle the apparatus 10 is stowable and readily assembled to accommodate the positioning. |
8 | phenol phenyl methanol phenyl ethanol benzoic acid phenyl acetic acid phthalatic acid hydroxyl benzoic acid aniline benzyl amine amino phenol amino phenyl sulfonic acid amino phenol sulfonic acid hydroxyl methyl aniline hydroxyl ethyl aniline amino benzoic acid naphthol 2 6 dihydroxy naphthalene naphthyl formic acid naphthyl diformic acid naphthyl amine naphthyl diamine amino naphthol amino naphthyl sulfonic acid amino naphthyl phenol sulfonic acid hydroxyl methyl naphthyl amine hydroxyl ethyl naphthyl amine and amino naphthyl formic acid beside the above aryl compounds the phosphorus containing compound according to the invention can be prepared through the use of the following aryl compounds including 4 hydroxyl diphenyl 4 4 u2032 dihydroxyl diphenyl 4 carboxyl diphenyl 4 4 u2032 dicarboxyl diphenyl 2 2 bi 4 hydroxyl phenyl propane 2 3 hydroxyl phenyl 2 4 u2032 hydroxyl phenyl propane bi 4 hydroxyl phenyl methane 2 2 bi 4 carboxyl phenyl propane 2 3 carboxyl phenyl 2 4 u2032 carboxyl phenyl propane bi 4 carboxyl phenyl methane 4 hydroxyl phenyl ether bi 2 hydroxyl benzene ether bi 3 hydroxyl benzene ether bi 4 hydroxyl benzene ether 4 carboxyl phenyl ether bi 2 carboxyl benzene ether bi 3 carboxyl benzene ether bi 4 carboxyl benzene ether 4 hydrozyl dibenzyl ketone bi 2 hydroxyl benzene methyl ketone bi 3 hydroxyl benzene methyl ketone bi 4 hydroxyl benzene methyl ketone 4 carboxyl dibenzyl ketone bi 2 carboxyl benzene methyl ketone bi 3 carboxyl benzene methyl ketone bi 4. |
3 | membrane being potted into plastic inserts 14 16 with epoxy 18 comprising a ceramic insert it should be appreciated that alternative resins or mechanical sealing technology may also be used a housing or reactor shell 20 of glass is arranged coaxially with the capillary membrane 12 and is provided with end caps 22 and 23 which thread onto the glass housing 20 the housing 20 includes a feed inlet 26 for introducing a liquid nutrient feed solution for microorganisms into the space 24 between the porous substrate and the housing and an inoculation inlet 25 for introducing an inoculum into the housing for attachment to the membrane 12 the housing further includes a feed outlet 27 for discharging the feed solution from the housing the ceramic insert 12 14 16 includes a product outlet 28 in fluid communication with the capillary lumen 34 for discharging permeate from the housing in use a biofilm 32 is established on an external surface 30 of the capillary membrane 12 this is achieved by filtering a spore or vegetative inoculum of the desired microorganism through the capillary membrane 12 and draining any permeate out of the lumen 34 and through the outlet 28 the lumen 34 is thus in flow communication with the outlet 28 the inoculum is thus immobilised on the membrane surface 30 the membrane 12 has a relatively thin porous skin 36 on the inside and a relatively thick finger like externally unskinned void structure 38 radiating outwardly from the skin 36 typically the membrane 12 has but is not limited to an outside diameter of about. |
3 | it is possible for the active ingredient to be administered alone it is preferable to present it as a composition preferably as a pharmaceutical composition the formulation of such compositions is well known to those skilled in the art the composition may contain any suitable carriers diluents or excipients these include all conventional solvents dispersion media fillers solid carriers coatings antifungal and antibacterial agents dermal penetration agents surfactants isotonic and absorption agents and the like it will be understood that the compositions of the invention may also include other supplementary physiologically active agents the carrier must be pharmaceutically u201c acceptable u201d in the sense of being compatible with the other ingredients of the composition and not injurious to the subject compositions include those suitable for oral rectal nasal topical including buccal and sublingual vaginal or parenteral including subcutaneous intramuscular intravenous and intradermal administration the compositions may conveniently be presented in unit dosage form and may be prepared by any methods well known in the art of pharmacy such methods include the step of bringing into association the active ingredient with the carrier which constitutes one or more accessory ingredients in general the compositions are prepared by uniformly and intimately bringing into association the active ingredient with liquid carriers or finely divided solid carriers or both and then if necessary shaping the product compositions of the present invention suitable for oral administration may be presented as discrete units such as capsules sachets or tablets each containing a predetermined amount of the active ingredient as a powder or granules as a solution or a. |
1 | 30 attaches to the support portion 35 of the bowl behind the through holes 50 referring to fig2 and 2a and 3 the seat 20 and has a downwardly extending tube 47 a pair of ears 55 each ear 55 having an opening 60 extending therethrough and a pair of support arms 65 see fig2 as will be discussed herein the tube has a contour 70 that extends downwardly so that the seat may rotate about its ears 55 without striking the bowl opening 45 in either the first elevation 75 see fig1 or the second elevation 80 see fig2 the seat has a set of downwardly depending lugs 85 to allow the seat 20 to sit on the ledge 40 and allow the support arms 65 space if the seat 20 is at the first elevation 75 the seat 20 has a pair of bosses 90 for holding a support arm 65 and a pair of rectangular recesses 95 each retaining a support arm therein if in the second position 80 referring to fig3 the tube bottom 96 has a width 97 and an extended width 98 as will be discussed hereinbelow the tube acts as a funnel for effluent not shown and as a support referring to fig4 a support arm 65 having a rectangular shape a recess 100 for allowing rod 105 to pass therethrough and a rectangular cap 110 extending from the top thereof is shown the rod is seated in the lugs 90 in the seat bottom and the support arms may rotate about the rods the rectangular cap 110 is sized to and comprised of a suitable material to snap fit into the rectangular recesses 95 so that the seat may securely be supported on the ledge 40 if. |
3 | depleted stream application_number US 201314034245 A description for the purpose of this description a single reference number will be assigned to a line as well as a stream carried in that line same reference numbers refer to the same or similar elements fig1 schematically shows a simplified process scheme of a first embodiment according to the present invention for extracting bitumen i e in the context of the invention a bituminous and or extremely heavy crude oil like material from an oil sand stream the process scheme is generally referred to with reference number 1 the process scheme 1 shows a crusher 2 a de oxygenation unit 3 a mixer 4 a solid liquid separator such as a settler or hydrocylone 5 a rejects dryer 6 a filter 7 a dryer 8 a clarifier 9 a src solvent recovery column 11 a further mixer 12 a second clarifier 13 and a dryer 14 an optional further mixer 15 has been indicated as well to which e g all or part of stream 190 may be fed during use of the process scheme of fig1 an oil sand stream 10 is provided and fed to the mixer 4 typically before entering the mixer 4 the oil sand stream 10 has been crushed e g in crusher 2 or treated otherwise to reduce the size of the larger oil sand lumps to below a pre determined upper. |
7 | the x ray count rates is then observed the change in x ray count rates is related to the effective landing energy thereby enabling the determination of the surface voltage also the amount of charge introduced is preferably tightly controlled by measuring the gun current and exposure time knowing the effect on the surface voltage through landing energy modeling for the measured x ray decay yields the change in charge with time as a result of the leakage current in the examples described herein the nitrogen line is used to measure both the n dose in the film and the current leakage at the same time in other embodiments an oxygen spectrometer is also used which provides another x ray detection element for the gate dielectric layers the oxygen count rates together with the nitrogen count rates tend to improve the accuracy of the measurement of the change in landing energy and thereby the remaining charge on the gate dielectric layer one major advantage of the methods according to the preferred embodiments of the present invention is that they can be used on production substrates this is possible because these methods can be implemented on a very small spot size such as the size of the gates of actual production devices and can be easily combined with compositional analysis of the ultra thin. |
8 | g alternate zeros and ones followed by a start symbol the receiver node 102 sets its local time to the predetermined time when the tone ends i e when the start symbol is received the transmitted tone may be brief since additional overhead of bytes for time information and error correction are not required this may result in a desired savings in transmission time and energy consumption by contrast time synchronization packets in other communication networks may require a preamble and start symbol followed by a header and payload data however according to an exemplary embodiment and or exemplary method of the present invention the tone may be sufficient to convey the time information and therefore the exemplary embodiment and or exemplary method may be more efficient using tones instead of packets may be also desired because in certain instances the tones may be heard from a much further distance as compared to data packets for example at greater distances from the transmitter a data packet may not be discernable to a receiver as to the information contained therein whereas a tone which may barely audible at these greater distances is still detectable by the receiver hence at these greater distances where the transmission of the data packet or tone is detectable but the content of the data packet is not discernable the tone may provide an advantage since the tone need only be detected and examined for its content like a data packet an exemplary method according to the present invention may be. |
4 | a swelling additive then subjected to chemical degumming treatment after the swelling treatment to prepare pineapple leaf fiber degummed ramie and finally teased and refined to obtain pineapple leaf fiber ramie stripes a loosening fiber structure makes fibers slip easily under the effect of an external teasing and refining force while the invention may increase the fiber looseness improve the fiber fineness improve the fiber quality enable a chemical degumming additive to enter the inside of the fiber more easily reduce sewage discharge during degumming and decrease the degumming treatment cost application_number US 201614994136 A description the invention will be further described in details hereinafter by examples and these examples are merely for explanation of the invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention a pineapple leaf fiber fine treatment method includes the following steps the pineapple leaf fiber was subjected to ultrasonic treatment in a pretreatment solution wherein the pretreatment solution was 0 15 sulfuric acid solution with a temperature of 50 u00b0 c a bath ratio of 1 15 an ultrasonic frequency of 30 khz and a time of 40 min then the pineapple leaf fiber was subjected to washing and dewatering treatment the pineapple leaf fiber after pretreatment was put into a compound swelling additive solution for swelling treatment at a temperature of 55 u00b0 c a ph value of 7 and a reaction time of 40 min the pineapple leaf fiber after swelling treatment was subjected to high temperature degumming treatment then the pineapple leaf fiber was subjected to washing and dewatering and then put into 5 u02dc 15 hydrogen peroxide to bleach for 30 min at a temperature of 70 u00b0 c the bleached pineapple leaf fiber was soaked in a solution containing. |
1 | entire surface of the granules are wet put mch and pentane into a liquid mixer vessel and stir for 15 minutes or until homogeneous put the dimer acid polyamide beads in a solids mixer equipped with a spray impregnation apparatus and begin mixing spray the solution of mch into the granules while mixing when the entire solution has been transferred stop the solids mixer and inspect visually for uniform wetness of the granules if the solid is not uniformly wet continue spraying pentane not containing mch until uniform wetting is achieved blend for 5 minutes apply a slight vacuum and remove pentane while continuing the blending operation all of the formulations should be packaged in fiber drums with heavy polyethylene bag liners as various changes could be made in the above compositions without departing from the scope of the invention it is intended that all matter contained in the above description shall be interpreted as illustrative and not in a limiting sense the concentration of mch need not be limited to 2 percent the field test was conducted during 1975 in meadow creek drainage 6 miles southwest of elk river clearwater county idaho elevation was 3 000 feet above sea level tree species in the test area were douglas fir pseudotsuga menziesii var glauca biessn franco grand fir abies grandis dougl lindl western larch larix occidentalis nutt and western white pine pinus monticola dougl in order of abundance thirty live dominant douglas fir trees averaging 24 inches diameter at breast height 129 feet height and 103 years age were felled 21 22 april treatments were applied 9 may a few days prior to first douglas fir. |
3 | microchips using this technique one can determine the presence of mutations or even sequence the nucleic acid being analyzed or one can measure expression levels of a gene of interest the method is one of parallel processing of many even thousands of probes at once and can tremendously increase the rate of analysis several papers have been published which use this technique some of these are hacia et al 1996 shoemaker et al 1996 chee et al 1996 lockhart et al 1996 derisi et al 1996 lipshutz et al 1995 this method has already been used to screen people for mutations in the breast cancer gene brca1 hacia et al 1996 this new technology has been reviewed in a news article in chemical and engineering news borman 1996 and been the subject of an editorial editorial nature genetics 1996 also see fodor 1997 the most definitive test for mutations in a candidate locus is to directly compare genomic kvlqt1 herg scn5a kcne1 or kcne2 sequences from patients with those from a control population alternatively one could sequence messenger rna after amplification e g by pcr thereby eliminating the necessity of determining the exon structure of the candidate gene mutations from patients falling outside the coding region of kvlqt1 herg scn5a kcne1 or kcne2 can be detected by examining the non coding regions. |
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