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4 | economic production value of the machine is lost while disassembled in addition to the labor value of disassembly and reconstruction this invention is conceived to minimize both 34 down time 34 and maintenance labor thereby improving the 34 accessibility 34 of the slice plenum operatively the papermaking stock is pumped to the supply manifold 10 for final formation processing through the conduits 11 by generation of microturbulence which tends to disperse agglomerated fiber bundles these dispersed turbulent flow streams are delivered to the slice plenum 13 for slice configured discharge from the nozzle opening 17 onto the traveling fourdrinier screen in a manner well known to those of ordinary skill in the art the very nature of the papermaking process requires an application of materials having great natural affinities for bonding to adjacent surfaces including conduits and containers resultantly many interior surface areas within the headbox including the slice plenum 13 accumulate surface deposits of furnish constituents although many such deposits are removable by hot acid or caustic boil out processes others such as unreacted alkylsenic succinic anhydride asa size material are extremely tenacious and require vigorous mechanical scouring for removal care however must be exercised in the selection of tools and materials to be used on the polished internal headbox surfaces. |
2 | are integrated furthermore the number of nozzles in each of the first set of nozzles 108 and the second set of nozzles 110 as well as a corresponding total cross sectional area i e flow area of the openings of the first set of nozzles 108 and the second set of nozzles 110 can contribute to the integration of the first set of nozzles 108 and the second set of nozzles 110 in one exemplary embodiment the first set of nozzles 108 has at least 9 nozzels 104 and the second set of nozzles 110 has at least 9 nozzels 106 as shown in fig1 4 the showerhead 100 has 24 nozzels 104 in the first set of nozzles 108 and 36 nozzles 106 in the second set of nozzles 110 the nozzles 104 in the first set of nozzles 108 may or may not have the same dimensions the nozzles 106 in the second set of nozzles 110 may or may not have the same dimensions the nozzles 104 106 in both the first set of nozzles 108 and the second set of nozzles 110 may or may not have the same dimensions in one exemplary embodiment a diameter of an opening in each nozzle 104 in the first set of nozzles 108 is within 0 032 inches to 0 042 inches inclusive in another exemplary embodiment a diameter of an opening in each nozzle 104 in the first set of nozzles 108 is within 0 036 inches to 0 046 inches inclusive in yet another exemplary embodiment a diameter of an opening in each nozzle 104 in the first set of nozzles 108 is within 0 028 inches to 0 038 inches inclusive in still another exemplary embodiment a diameter of an opening. |
2 | of the gaps 280 u2032 between the bars 238 u2032 increases between the upper end 234 u2032 and the lower end 236 u2032 of the screen 232 u2032 fig1 shows a graph comparing relative chip compaction in a pulp digester when using the standard right cylinder screen assembly shown in fig1 a the diverging screen assembly shown in fig2 a and the screen assembly in accordance with certain preferred embodiments of the present invention shown in fig3 a 11b the results for the standard screen are depicted using a solid line the results for the diverging screen are depicted using a dashed line having elongated dashes and the results for the screen assembly of the present invention are depicted using a dashed line having shorter dashes the x axis in the graph represents the height of the screen assembly starting 0 1 meter above the screen wherein the cover plate is located the y axis in the graph shows the relative compaction of the chip column the chip columns in the three different systems i e standard screen diverging screen screen of the present application all have the same absolute starting value at 0 2 meter above the upper end of the screen the graph shows that compaction for the standard screen and diverging screen increases at the transition between the cover plate and the screen in contrast the compaction level for the present invention actually decreases at the transition because the upper cover plate diverges the peak value of the compaction is at the location where there is no axial flow vector at all after peak value the compaction is decreased rapidly by counter current wash flow thus the graph of fig1 shows that the screen assembly of the present. |
6 | and to the worksite respectively located within the casing 14 are a blower 20 a fuel tank 22 and an indirect fired heater i e burner 24 the blower 20 is a centrifugal blower powered by a motor 26 the blower 20 has an axial inlet 28 connecting the air supply inlet 16 to a radial outlet 30 a generator 32 is mounted on the trailer 12 in front of the heater assembly 10 for powering electrically powered components of the heater assembly 10 including the inline heater 34 discussed below alternatively electric power could be supplied to those components via a cable coupled to a main electrical source located at the worksite it is also conceivable that the electrical components of the heater assembly 10 could be powered by an onboard battery or bank of batteries but rapid power drains at low temperatures render batteries a less preferred option particularly in cold climates referring particularly to fig2 the heater assembly 10 includes a burner 24 a fuel supply assembly 36 that supplies fuel to and from the burner 24 a combustion chamber 31 and a heat exchanger 33 the burner 24 comprises an atomizing burner having an internal gear pump not shown and one or more nozzles also not shown that open into the combustion chamber 31 the burner 24 heats air in the combustion chamber that indirectly heats air flowing through the heat exchanger 33 from the outlet 30 of the blower 20 to the air supply outlet. |
3 | loss is not an absolute figure as losses up to about 30 can sometimes be tolerated without weakening the foil too much for subsequent handling and processing the 20 level is a balance of sufficient foil strength for subsequent processing and very acceptable capacitance values these investigations at a 20 weight loss showed that increasing the sulfuric acid concentration up to about 20 wt sulfuric acid resulted in higher capacitance at any weight loss however above a 20 22 wt sulfuric acid concentration capacitance fell off quickly increasing the temperature also results in higher capacitance at any given weight loss and at a 20 weight loss each 5 u00b0 c increase in temperature particularly in the 90 u00b0 to 105 u00b0 c range raises capacitance by about 225 u03bcf in 2 for each temperature and etchant composition etching time for a 20 weight loss was determinated and foil residence time in the bath was set to correspond to such weight loss referring now to fig2 capacitance in u03bcf in 2 of foil is plotted against sulfuric acid concentration in weight percent at various temperatures using an etchant also containing 11 wt sodium chloride and 14 wt aluminum sulfate at 90 u00b0 c capacitance rose sharply between 11 and 14 wt sulfuric acid and increased at a more gradual rate to 17 wt acid capacitance remained fairly constant to 20 wt acid and then dropped off abruptly at 95 u00b0 c the results are similar except that all capacitance values are higher and the peak is narrower. |
4 | in the respective injector nozzle 6 can be selectively blown through the thread layer 18 and the stitch plate 3 by means of compressed air a thread monitor 11 is located below the injector nozzles 6 and by means of it constant monitoring of the embroidery thread 10 is done at the same time the thread monitor 11 serves to clamp the embroidery thread ends 10a located in the injector nozzles 6 or protruding from their upper blower openings 24a in such a way that the ends 10a do not slip out of the injector nozzles 6 the embroidery threads 10 drawn from the bobbins 16 are guided to the injector nozzles 6 via a thread tensioner 15 and a thread draw off device 14 additional thread guide strips 12 and 13 serve to guide the embroidery threads 10 parallel the injector nozzles 6 as can be seen from fig9 are each in communication through a compressed air hose 29 with a compressor or compressed air dispensing pressure vessel not shown between the compressor or compressed air vessel not shown one valve 7 is provided for each compressed air hose 29 the valve being controllable manually or automatically by the embroidery machine controller if the valve 7 which is preferably an electromagnet valve is opened the compressed air 39 flows via the corresponding compressed air hose 29 to reach the injector nozzle 6 as can be seen from fig3 each injector nozzle 6 comprises one nozzle base body 26 this base body 26 has two bores of different diameter located on the same axis a blower tube 24 is located in the bore having the larger diameter its blower opening 24a is movable by means of the drive mechanism 9 to alignment. |
3 | hexanes the title compound was prepared as a clear liquid 0 29 g 41 ms ci nh 3 m e 187 m nh 4 4 nitrophenol 0 10 g 0 72 mmol aldrich sodium chlorodifluoroacetate 0 11 g 0 72 mmol alfa products and sodium hydroxide 0 03 g 0 72 mmol were combined in dry dmf 1 ml under an atmosphere of argon after stirring at 125 u00b0 c for 1 h the mixture was cooled to rt was diluted with water and was extracted twice with ether the combined organic extracts were washed twice with brine were dried mgso 4 filtered and evaporated the residue was purified by flash chromatography silica gel 25 ethyl acetate hexanes to provide the title compound as a white solid 0 10 g 73 mp 33 u00b0 35 u00b0 c following the procedure of example 3 except substituting 3 nitrophenol aldrich for 4 nitrophenol and purification by flash chromatography silica gel 16 ether hexanes the title compound was prepared as a clear yellow liquid 0 41 g 60 ms ci nh 3 m e 207 m nh 4 3 4 dihydroxybenzaldehyde 0 50 g 3 62 mmol aldrich sodium chlorodifluoroacetate 0 55 g 3. |
6 | the syringe body 50 the epoxy 10 can be loaded into the bore 58 through the first end 60 prior to inserting the plunger 52 into the bore 58 or the epoxy 10 can be drawn into the cavity 56 to draw the epoxy 10 into the cavity 56 the second end 68 of the plunger 52 can be fully inserted into the bore 58 the epoxy 10 can then be drawn into the cavity 56 by pulling the plunger 52 away from the second end 62 of the syringe body 50 to expel the epoxy 10 from the cavity 56 an operator 39 s first and second fingers can be hooked under the flange 61 of the syringe body 50 while the operator 39 s thumb presses against the actuation surface 53 of the plunger 52 this action creates pressure within the cavity 56 and urges the epoxy 10 out through the outlet of the syringe body 50 if the hollow needle 54 is attached to the syringe body 50 as described above and illustrated at fig6 the epoxy 10 will be urged through the passage 74 of the hollow needle 54 and out of the second end 72 of the hollow needle 54 the thermal unit 22 of the epoxy applicator 20 can include a peltier device 40 as illustrated at fig2 8 and 9 the thermal unit 22 can include a vapor compression refrigeration device or other device capable of transferring thermal energy i e a thermal pump the peltier device 40 creates a temperature gradient from an applied electrical voltage by employing the thermoelectric effect i e the seebeck. |
6 | gear pump is disclosed having an integrated gear cavity and bearing receptacle that includes a fluid path for lubricating the bearings the preferred embodiment includes a helical gear pump having a manifold with inlet and outlet ports the integrated gear cavity and bearing receptacle are located in a one piece molded end cap the bearing receptacle receives a coupled bearing assembly together the coupled bearing assembly and the bearing receptacle define a supply path outside the bearings along the bearing receptacle and a return path through the bearings so that fluid can pass by and lubricate the bearing axle interface application_number US 56630095 A description in the accompanying fig1 5 there is shown a preferred embodiment of a gear pump 10 referring specifically to fig1 the gear pump 10 includes an upper housing or end cap 12 that couples to a lower housing or manifold 14 between the housings is an o ring 16 that seals the connection between the cap 12 and the manifold 14 located within the housings are gears 18 and 20 bearing plate 22 and coupled bearings 24 which comprise bearings 24a 24b and bridge 25 axles 26 and 28 are coupled to the gears 18 and 20 respectively and are rotatably supported in the coupled bearings 24 and the bearing plate 22 the bearing plate 22 includes portals 29a and 29b for conducting fluid through the pump as explained in greater detail below axle 26 is further coupled to a driven magnet 30 that is rotatably received. |
5 | the roller keeps lid 2 at the level shown by the point dashed line the eccentric mounting centre of the roller is illustrated with a solid point while the centre axis of the roller is illustrated by a cross thus it is clear that the centre axis of the roller is located vertically above the mounting centre of the roller in its upper position this is shown by the vertical line l all the weight of lid 2 and vertical loads from passing vehicles will obviously be transferred to the shaft and bearings in the mounting centre and cannot be transferred to transmission systems and actuators in the right picture the roller has been rotated by the actuator 11 to its lower position the centre of rotation is marked by the filled point which means that the centre axis of roller 3 now is directly below the eccentric mounting centre of roller 3 this is shown by the cross which is now on vertical line l below the mounting centre even in this situation it is clear that all vertical loads from lid 2 are transferred only to shaft and bearings in the bearing centre when a vehicle has activated the module on passing lid 2 flips back to its initial position as the roller again rotates to its initial position the. |
5 | of any size appropriate for controlling sand production from the reservoir in addition the proppant or particulate specific gravity preferably ranges from 1 1 to 2 8 the specific gravity and other characteristics of the particulate will vary however and are determined by the required downhole hydrostatic pressure the use of lightweight particulate is preferable where the major mechanism for inducing a squeezing of the void filling fluid or filter media is caused by expansion of the sand control device particulate or proppant loading preferably ranges between 0 1 to 20 ppg but is not limited to this range the carrier fluid for the particulate can be water based hydrocarbon based or an emulsified system examples of water based systems include but are not limited to clear brines or those that include the use of gelling agents such as hec xanthan viscous surfactant gel or synthetic polymers in addition the water based system bay be weighted by the addition of salts such as calcium chloride or other conventional brines as used in the oil field examples of hydrocarbon based systems include but are not limited to the use of gelled oils and drill in fluids emulsified systems water external or oil external can also be used another filter media system 74 that can be applied is a solid particulate cement slurry mixture that after liquid removal by the squeezing action of the expansion of the sand control device and after the passage of time creates a porous media through which hydrocarbons and other fluids can be produced while controlling. |
1 | injections are intravenously administered singly or as a mixture with a general infusion liquid such as liquid glucose or an amino acid liquid further as necessary the injections are singly administered intra arterially intramuscularly intradermally subcutaneously or intraperitoneally the suppositories are intrarectally administered the amount of the compound of the present invention or a salt thereof to be incorporated into each of the above dosage unit form depends on the symptoms of the target patient or depends on the drug form however the amount per dosage unit form is generally preferably about 0 005 to 1 000 mg more preferably 1 to 800 mg further preferably 5 to 500 mg for oral agents about 0 001 to 500 mg more preferably 0 02 to 400 mg further preferably 1 to 250 mg for injections and about 0 01 to 1 000 mg more preferably 1 to 800 mg further preferably 5 to 500 mg for suppositories additionally the daily dose for an adult of the drug to be administered with the above dosage form is generally about 0 005 to 5 000 mg preferably 0 01 to 2 000 mg more preferably 10 to 1600 mg further preferably 20 to 800 mg although such doses depend on the symptom body weight age gender etc of the patient for each day the daily dose is preferably taken at one time. |
7 | which referring to fig1 show a gaming machine having a housing 1 with an upper front panel 2 operating buttons 3 a coin slot 4 and a payout opening 5 within the housing 1 there is a vdu 6 such as a crt with a screen 7 which can be seen through a window 8 in the upper front panel 2 the vdu 6 is connected within the housing 1 to a microprocessor based control unit 9 as also are a coin mechanism 10 a payout mechanism 11 the operating buttons 3 and alphanumeric digital led or lcd devices 12 13 14 visible on the front panel 2 alongside the screen 7 the screen 7 shows a square 10 u00d7 10 matrix 15 of square display positions 16 each of which is capable of displaying a symbol 17 selected from a range of such symbols as shown in fig2 the symbols 17 include a cherry picture u201c 7 u201d in two different colours one two or three bars in three different colours a special money bag picture and a combination of u201c 7 u201d and bar in use the player inserts coins into the coin mechanism 10 through the coin slot 4 sufficient to generate credit for play of one or more games a minimum stake. |
2 | response to as a function of the measured breakout torque and or measured running torque when indexing the rotary valve the seating pressure may therefore be controlled in real time throughout the valve indexing in response to one or both of these torques according to a particular embodiment control of the seating or dome pressure is possible using a back pressure regulating device on a sealant fluid outlet from the dome on the first side of the seal sheet for example the side adjacent the rotor or rotor plate the seating or dome pressure is often controlled using a control system that maintains at least a minimum seating pressure the differential pressure across the seal sheet is the difference between the seating or dome pressure and the countering pressure exerted on the second side of the seal sheet for example from the stationary track plate of the stator the track plate is therefore typically on a second side of the seal sheet opposite the first side on which the seating pressure is controlled in order to ensure that a positive sealing force generally the seating pressure minus the track plate pressure is exhibited by the seal sheet onto the track plate the minimum seating pressure as a control setpoint is typically from about 2 psig 0 14 kg cm2 to about 20 psig 0 28 kg. |
8 | a sample structure a homogeneous alloy comprising al 1 5 wt cu 0 63 wt w resulted in 3 94 micro ohm centimeter resistivity which compares favorably with 3 39 micro ohm centimeter resistivity without any tungsten lower tungsten content lowers resistivity of the alloy further the alloy metallization in accordance with the present invention can be applied by conventional metal deposition techniques such as sputtering evaporation or the like a compatible deposition method is shown in u s pat no 4 970 176 issued to tracy et al on nov 30 1990 and incorporated herein by reference the preferred method of applying the metallization in accordance with the present invention is sputtering sputter targets are manufactured comprising a homogeneous al cu w alloy the metallization is applied to a semiconductor substrate having integrated circuitry formed therein by sputtering the metal from the target onto the substrate the deposition step is followed by a conventional photoresist patterning and metal etch process in an alternative embodiment a homogeneous aluminum copper alloy is deposited as a separate layer from the tungsten a tungsten layer can be formed above below or as an intermediate layer with an aluminum metallization the tungsten layer is preferably a few hundred angstroms thick the aluminum copper layer and the tungsten layer are heated causing the tungsten to diffuse into the aluminum copper alloy to provide the aluminum copper tungsten alloy in accordance with the present invention because this second embodiment requires multiple depositions and multiple sputter targets in most applications it is preferred to use a single al cu w homogeneous alloy. |
7 | sensors are respectively arranged adjacent to the mass block the mass block and the displacement sensors respectively comprise a plurality of metal layers and a dielectric layer between two metal layers in the mass block regions corresponding to the y z and x direction displacement sensors respectively comprise at least two metal layers connected by a via the y z and x groups displacement sensors respectively comprise at least two metal layers connected by a via application_number US 201514724417 A description the present invention will be described below according to its preferred examples it should make appreciated that preferred examples of the present invention are only given to illustrate preferred embodiments of the present invention the scope of the present invention is not limited to the examples disclosed in the description fig1 shows the plan view of a three axis micro accelerometer structure fabricated according to the present invention as shown in this figure the three axis micro accelerometer structure 100 comprises a mass block 10 and two groups of finger electrode structures 21 22 at two sides of the mass block 10 the mass block 10 and two groups of finger electrode structures 21 22 shown in the figure are structures manufactured by a standard cmos process the mass block 10 and the two groups of finger electrode structures 21 22 are electrically insulated at intervals by a space 21 a 22 a respectively if the structural body is manufactured by a standard cmos process the two groups of finger electrode structures 21 22 may include 6 metal layers and a dielectric layer. |
3 | and stirred together with 36 hydrochloric acid until the measured ph value of the solution fell below 3 the solvent was then stripped out and the product recrystallised from isopropanol tramadol hydrochloride was obtained 50 g of a diastereomeric base mixture of u00b1 cis trans 2 dimethylamino methyl 1 3 methoxyphenyl cyclohexanol cis trans isomer ratio 63 37 were dissolved in 100 ml of acetone 20 ml of water were then added and the reaction mixture stirred at 20 u00b0 c crystallisation began after approx 30 minutes the suspension was stirred for a further 90 minutes the crystals were separated from the mother liquor using a filter were washed twice with an acetone water mixture volume ratio 10 2 and suction filtered dry the hydrate of the cis diastereomer was obtained at a yield of 36 and a purity of greater than 95 the isomer ratio in the crystal fraction was 97 cis isomer to 3 trans isomer 20 g of a diastereomeric base mixture of u00b1 cis trans 2 dimethylamino methyl 1 3 methoxyphenyl cyclohexanol cis trans isomer ratio 75 25 were dissolved in 20 g of ethanol at 22 u00b0 c and combined with 20 vol of water the solution was cooled to 6 u00b0 c and left to stand for 6 hours the resultant crystals were removed by suction filtration and washed twice with 10 ml portions of ethanol water after drying the hydrate of the cis diastereomer is obtained at a yield of 34 and a purity of greater than 95 the isomer ratio. |
8 | in fig6 wherein eight devices labeled as a to h covering the four major factors with different permutations have been tested by comparing the device a and b the device with a collector emitter breakdown voltage bv ceo of 20 v shows improved vswr performance as compared with the device with bv ceo 15 v from results of devices a d and e we found that the ruggedness performance was improved with an ultimate vswr increasing from 3 1 6 1 to 8 1 as the resistor value the eebr was increased the base ballasting resistor r b also plays a role in optimizing the power transistor ruggedness performance the influence of r b can be inferred from the comparison between the device c and f increasing the r b from 125 u03c9 to 175 u03c9 in effect improves the vswr performance from 6 1 to 10 1 we also found that the use of clamping diode is also decisive to the device ruggedness for the device g which contains 20 v bv ceo 200 nm ere layer and 175 u03c9 r b the device is able to pass 8 1 vswr but still failed at 10 1 vswr however by adding clamping diodes at the output to clamp the voltage at 13 v the device h passes 15 1 vswr at v ce 3 6 v to 5 v under both room temperature and 90 u00b0 c base plate temperature the result has been verified for at least three times to show that indeed the h device is. |
2 | cells i a c 1 4 of table 3 by further way of example a full transfer and or assumption of liability may take place between thousands of prps and a single service provider in which the service provider obtains insurance to guarantee the cleanup of the site as in state of maine v u s and settling nonfederal defendants and trc no 00 64 b c d me may 30 2000 which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety an optional variant of this example is for a service provider and client s to agree to share any potential revenues obtained from any one or more of the alternative revenue sources in accordance with this example these revenue sharing options are reflected in any one or more of the cells included under cells i a c 1 4 b e of table 3 it will be known to persons of ordinary skill in the art that various other combinations could be employed provided they come within the scope of the present invention as claimed in the appended claims and their equivalents for example with respect to program ii providing client s with a relatively certain price to clean up a contaminated site which price would reflect funds initially provided by the client the u201c initial funds u201d plus funds from any proceeds from insurance funded by the client s is shown in its various forms by cells ii 2 4 of table 3 however a service provider 39 s contractual obligations and liabilities would be limited by the amount of the initial funds together with any proceeds. |
6 | band illumination are more robust in this case the surface is irradiated over a broad band for example with the light from a halogen lamp and the reflected light is analyzed spectrally by comparison with the illumination signal it is possible to determine the reflectivity for each wavelength and the formation of a quotient at different wavelengths provides information about the surface condition an example which may be mentioned is the alloy hastelloy x for which a quotient from two optical bandpasses around 1 6 u03bcm u03bb 1 and around 2 1 u03bcm u03bb 2 is recommended for the analysis in the case of an unoxidized surface the reflection is greater at u03bb 2 than at u03bb 1 whereas precisely the reverse is true if an oxide layer is present light of both wavelengths can be flexibly transmitted via optical waveguides to determine the bandpasses and illumination strategy the optical properties of the combustion chamber material must be known or have been determined beforehand it is advantageous if the information obtained from the monitoring of the state of the oxide layer is combined with information obtained from the measurement results of a u03bb sensor in order to set a system operating mode which is oriented to the state of the oxide layer and is optimized with regard to power and efficiency furthermore by way of example information about the local composition of the combustion gas in the turbine can be taken into consideration it being possible for this information to be obtained for example with the aid of emission analysis a further exemplary embodiment is illustrated in fig3 unlike in the exemplary embodiment illustrated in fig1 the working medium is liquefied. |
8 | ssl virtual ip as the destination ip the client port as the source port and port 80 as the destination port the ssl accelerator device will also send seq ack to the web switching layer the switching layer will forward the decrypted data to tcp port 80 identifying the client ip as the source ip port the switching port as the source port the destination ip as real server 300 ip address and the destination port as port 80 the switching layer will then translate the destination ip address to be source ip address source ip address to the client ip address the destination ip address to the real server ip address and the source port to the real switching port the destination port will be 80 and the http 80 request will be forwarded to server 300 the server will respond the http 80 response indicating that the destination ip is the client ip the source ip is the real server ip address the destination port is the web switching port the source port is port 80 and the appropriate seq ack switching layer will forward the http 80 response to the ssl accelerator device substituting for ip the virtual ip assigned to the server 300 by the ssl accelerator device substituting for the data for the client port and the source port equals 80 with the appropriate seq ack once received by ssl accelerator device the ssl accelerator device will encrypt the a data for port 443 assign the source ip as the virtual ip the destination ip as the client 100 ip the destination. |
5 | hold each picket 18 vertically and firmly in place at top and bottom note that there is no welding between the pickets 18 and the top bar 12 and the bottom bar 14 except the outermost end pickets and the spacer plugs 22 spacer bar flange 22 a engages tabs 12 b and wall segment 12 cc that acts as a track to slide but retains and interlocks spacer bar 22 in place in inner channel 12 d the method of assembling the railing 10 without having to weld the pickets 18 to the top and bottom bars 12 and 14 while still maintaining the pickets 18 spaced apart rigidly in an integral unit greatly increases strength and reduces the cost of the manufacture of the railing while maintaining a rigid structure the structural integrity of the railing and safety as a guard and barrier is not sacrificed in its construction the perpendicular end faces of the pickets engage the top and bottom bar channel walls 12 cc while the perpendicular end faces 22 a of spacer plugs 22 engage the sides of pickets 18 firmly holding all of the pieces in place fig8 a and 8 b show an alternate embodiment of the invention the railing 100 as shown in fig8 a is mounted on an earth incline relative to gravity and a plumb line such as a hill that may have an angle alpha relative to a flat perpendicular to a plumb line area in this case the pickets 180 are mounted plumb vertically and parallel to the plumb. |
3 | may cause renal problems especially in high doses in another salt from optimization study for the dibasic drug molecule u2212 erythro 2 amino 3 hydroxy 3 pyridin 4 yl 1 pyrrolidin 1 yl propan 1 one the dihydrochloride was the first salt prepared and characterized it was found to be hygroscopic and not well suited for development although it can be easily handled in the isolation on large scale the following counterions were used sulfuric acid 1 hydroxy 2 naphthoic acid methanesulfonic acid naphthalene 2 sulfonic acid benzenesulfonic acid l glutamic acid malonic acid citric acid u2212 l malic acid lactic acid ascorbic acid and acetic acid of these the pursuance of mono acetate the naphthalene 2 sulfonate and the 1 hydroxy 2 naphthoate salts were recommended however both the acetate and the naphthalene 2 sulfonate showed unsuitable behavior the acetate salt deliquesced at 51 rh and the naphthalene 2 sulfonate was difficult to scale up the latter salt also represented a large counterion compared to the base and especially at high doses this was perceived as a definite disadvantage in a third salt screening study the following counterions were used acetic acid l aspartic acid benzoic acid citric acid d gluconic acid d glucuronic acid hippuric acid hydrochloric acid u2212 l malic acid l lactic acid maleic acid l malic acid l mandelic acid 1 hydroxy 2 naphthoic acid oleic acid palmitic acid pamoic acid phosphoric acid saccharin stearic acid succinic acid sulfuric acid of these two salts the l mandelate and the stearate showed the most. |
5 | go to waste in some operations stockpiling may not be used and the material either goes to processing or to waste initially in the early years of the life of mine the waste will go to the external waste dumps 1 to 5 because space has not been cleared in the pits 10 and 12 for in pit waste dumping however as more material is extracted from the mine the refill boundaries 21 will define open spaces into which waste material can be dumped typically the cost associated with moving waste material from its extraction point in the mine to one of the external waste dumps and then to an end pit waste dump or directly to an end pit waste dump is determined by the path the waste will follow in order to be moved from its place of extraction to the external waste dump or the in pit waste dump this path is defined by the node 16 and therefore by virtue of the number of nodes 16 which are crossed a cost of waste movement can be determined each of the nodes 16 on the road network 14 are defined by a node number a road number and a location number on that road the same node number can be associated with multiple roads this would indicate an intersection of two roads at that point the locations along any one road. |
4 | ktlc 12w usb b touch screen monitor supplied by keytec inc of 520 shepherd drive garland tex 75042 usa it shall be appreciated that other monitors manufactured by keytec or other suppliers would be suitable for use with the system and method described herein additionally system 10 as shown in fig1 includes a set of stain removal agents 26 partially illustrated these agents are utilized to ease the stain removal process by chemically modifying the stain or otherwise affecting the stain to enable proper removal common stain removal agents include acids alkalis oils solvents digesting agents acids detergents and bleaches just to name a few representative examples often times more than one specific type of each stain removal agent is included furthermore two different stain removal agents often have complex scientific names which can be easily mistaken for one another such as perchloroethylene and trichloroethylene leading to undesired results turning to fig2 one form of the set of stain removal agents 26 provided in conjunction with the display 30 and stain removal application is illustrated the stain removal agents 26 according to this form are provided in bottles 27 such as plastic squeeze bottles having a selected tip or top for applying the agent to the fabric each bottle 27 includes a unique label 28 which includes identifying indicia 29 according to the form illustrated the identifying indicia 29 may be a color code which may comprise a coloring of the entire label a portion of the label an image the text the chemical name or any combination of these or the like wherein the color is then associated with a selected stain removal agent or stain removal agent type in alternate form readily identifiable shapes or other quickly identifiable indicia may be utilized it shall. |
8 | so on in some embodiments the authorization level can also be used possibly in combination with the defined schedule to determine how to route the incoming phone call for example callers that are authorized as u201c family u201d may be able to ring through to the subscriber at any time of the day while callers that are authorized as u201c associates u201d or u201c friends u201d for example will be sent to voicemail after a particular time of the day such as when the subscriber goes to bed some embodiments of the invention further define improvements whereby a post call interface is provided to the subscriber to use after completion of a telephone call the interface gives the subscriber the ability to either add the caller whose call just completed to their approved list or in the case of an unwanted call add the caller to the denial list if caller id is available used in the above processes and or to review the challenge question that was posed to the caller to see if it needs to be changed to make it more exclusive of unwanted callers in some embodiments this post call interface can be automatically presented to the subscriber upon disconnection of the caller if the subscriber stays on the line in other embodiments the post call interface can be presented as an automated callback mechanism from the service provider for example. |
9 | inner shaping device 52 and an outer shaping device 54 which when brought together as suggested by the arrows in fig4 may heat and compress the web to produce a denser web upon heat shrinking with any method of making the rigidized fiber filter element of the present invention surface treatments and finishes may be applied to the filter element after the rigidification process the fibers used to produce the rigidized and densified fiber filter element of the present invention may be of more than one variety for example a rigid permeable structure may be prepared from a mixture of high shrink polyester fiber and a polyester binder fiber the rigidity of the structure is due not only to the high shrink fiber but also to the binder fiber heating and cooling of the precursor fabric structure results in shrinkage and bonding at fiber crossover points this further rigidifies the structure compared to that composed solely of high shrink fiber the density and rigidity of the fiber structure can also be increased by compression during heating the rigidized and densified fiber filter elements of the present invention have been made into rigid permeable structures of a range of densities and void volumes the low density precursor webs could include particulate matter within their web structure a precursor web containing such particles could be rigidified and densified in accordance with any one of the process described above and the resulting reduction in void size would confine the particles within the rigidized and densified fiber filter element for example particles of activated carbon could be incorporated within the filter element to remove toxic gases alternatively the incorporation of catalyst particles could permit desired chemical reactions to occur in the fluids passing through. |
7 | metrology system 300 b that is substantially similar to x ray metrology system 300 a shown in fig3 a except that x ray metrology system 300 b includes a reflective x ray optical element 301 similar to x ray reflector 120 shown in fig1 in accordance with an embodiment of the invention reflective x ray optical element 301 reflects x ray beam portion 351 a onto transmmissive x ray optical element 320 which then focuses the beam onto thin film layer 341 various other combinations of reflective and transmissive x ray optical elements to reshape different portions of an x ray beam or beams in an x ray metrology system can be incorporated into other embodiments of the invention to further enhance the measurement capabilities of an x ray metrology system multiple transmissive x ray optical elements can be used for example fig4 shows an x ray metrology system 400 according to another embodiment of the invention x ray metrology system 400 includes an x ray source 410 transmissive x ray optical elements 421 and 422 a stage 440 for supporting a test sample 442 a detector 430 optional order blocking filters 444 a and 444 b and an optional computer 490 x ray metrology system 400 is substantially similar to x ray metrology system 300 a shown in fig3 a except that two transmissive x ray optical elements are used for focusing the x ray beam onto the test sample during a metrology operation x ray source 410 generates an x ray beam 450 that comprises a set of diverging x rays as indicated by an initial beam portion 451 transmissive x ray optical element 421 intercepts beam portion 451 and. |
2 | 0 50 mm using a moulding system having an assembly comprising a feed system and a mould cavity the method includes introducing a melt of plastic into the feed system increasing the melt pressure gradually during melt passage through the feed system passing the melt into the mould cavity whereby the melt substantially fills the mould cavity cooling the melt in the mould cavity whereby the melt solidifies to a needle and removing the needle from the mould cavity application_number US 83118804 A description the moulding system 1 may be any injection moulding system suitable for injection moulding of small articles fig1 shows a schematic view of a injection moulding system 1 the system 1 comprises a granulate reservoir 2 which reservoir 2 contains the plastic in a solid phase the granulate is at the bottom 3 of the reservoir 2 which leads through a feed tube 4 into a chamber 5 in this embodiment a thermal conduit in the form of a chamber 5 comprises a screw 6 the screw 6 is rotated by a driving shaft 7 connected to a motor 8 an instrument for measuring pressure 9 is connected to the chamber 5 in front of the screw 6 for monitoring the pressure building by the screw 6 as the screw 6 rotates the granulate is led towards the entrance of an assembly 10 during the rotation of the screw 6 the granulate is being heated and becomes a plastic melt the temperature is monitored by a temperature sensor 11 the temperature of the assembly 10 is monitored by a temperature sensor 12 and is controlled to be from 50 to 350 u00b0 c preferably from 120 to 140 u00b0 c according to the material used in the moulding. |
1 | snap fit structure and respectively provided with a semicircular groove matched with the pillar and a protruded portion arranged at an outside of an end edge of the semicircular groove and each of the locking pieces is provided with a clamping portion for coupling with the protruded portion of the pillar clamp application_number US 201414475586 A description the preferred embodiments of the commodity shelving system of the present invention will be described below in details with reference to the accompanied drawings though it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that some features that are not particularly important to the understanding of the commodity shelving system may not be shown in the accompanied drawings for the sake of clarity in addition it should also be understood that the commodity shelving system described in the present application is not limited to the specific embodiments described below and that various alterations and modifications may be made thereto by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit or scope of the present application for example elements and or features of various illustrative embodiments may be combined with each other and or substituted for each other within the scope of the present application the present invention provides a commodity shelving system comprising pillars shelves and a fixing mechanism for fixing the shelves to the pillars the system of the present invention is easy in assembling and disassembling and capable of altering the quantity and level of the shelves without disassembling the whole system referring to fig1 to fig1 which illustrate an embodiment of the fixing mechanism of the commodity shelving system provided by the present invention. |
6 | a crankshaft 12 that converts the translational movement of the pistons 14 into a rotational movement a flywheel 16 couples the crankshaft 12 to a transmission 18 a positive locking transmission element 20 for example a chain a toothed belt or a gearwheel arrangement couples the crankshaft 12 to a camshaft 22 that mechanically actuates the valves 24 of the engine 10 that are associated with respective cylinders of the engine 10 actuating the engine 10 requires precise knowledge of the rotational position of the crankshaft 12 and the camshaft 22 so that the respective ignition instant for individual cylinders can be set in optimum fashion for example for this purpose a crankshaft sensor 26 which is arranged inside a transmission housing 28 and a camshaft sensor 30 which is arranged inside a cylinder head 32 are provided in addition an electrical throttle valve regulator 34 is provided for actuation in order to be able to regulate the amount of air and fuel that enters the cylinders the sensors 26 and 30 and the throttle valve regulator 34 use bus connections 36 to communicate with an engine controller 38 connected which in turn uses a gateway 40 to communicate with a can bus of the motor vehicle in order to allow secure communication between the devices connected to the bus 42 and at the same time to realize an immobilizer function the entire bus communication is encrypted fig3 shows an example of the structure of a data packet 44 in the bus communication the data packet 44 comprises the. |
6 | metal frame 19 is secured by bolts 21 to a flange of the block 1 the two frames 19 and 20 partially overlap and between the overlapping portions there lies a resonance absorbing or insulating resilient flexible element 2 the element 2 is bonded as by vulcanizing or adhesive securing to the frames 19 20 and extends continuously therebetween the element 2 also serves as a continuous oil seal between the crankcase 3 and the block 1 the mounting is therefore a compact assembly the composite casing 3 3 39 is rigidly connected to a gear box 4 by a bolted flange the cylinder block 1 head 12 and auxiliaries 13 are enclosed an a non oil wetted sound proofing cover 5 5 39 the main part 5 of the cover is secured to the crankcase 3 through the frame 20 and the bolts 22 the top of the cover 5 39 is connected to the main part 5 through an edge frame 25 of angle section the cylinder block 1 head 2 and crankshaft 9 are all connected to the crankcase 3 through the resilient element 2 bonded to the frame members 19 and 20 so that during operation of the engine movement relative to the gear box 4 can occur a flexible rotary coupling 8 is therefore. |
3 | at least 33 the abundance can also be a at least 67 and b 100 in another embodiment the present invention provides an isolated novel deuterium enriched compound of formula i or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof wherein the abundance of deuterium in r 33 r 35 is at least 33 the abundance can also be a at least 67 and b 100 in another embodiment the present invention provides an isolated novel deuterium enriched compound of formula i or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof wherein the abundance of deuterium in r 37 r 39 is at least 33 the abundance can also be a at least 67 and b 100 in another embodiment the present invention provides an isolated novel deuterium enriched compound of formula i or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof wherein the abundance of deuterium in r 40 r 44 is at least 20 the abundance can also be a at least 40 b at least 60 c at least 80 and d 100 in another embodiment the present invention provides an isolated novel deuterium enriched compound of formula i or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof wherein the abundance of deuterium in r 32 r 36 and r 45 r 52 is at least 10 the abundance can also be a at least 20 b at least 30 c at least 40 d at least 50 e. |
1 | neutralizes at least a portion of said aerosolized solution and removing at least some water from the neutralized aerosolized solution wherein the neutralized aerosolized solution is at least partially dehydrated application_number US 201213689812 A description referring now to the drawings wherein like reference numerals refer to like parts throughout there is seen in fig1 a flowchart of one embodiment of a method of neutralizing a low ph solution containing an api dc or any other chemical entity in one embodiment the method is used to deliver a neutralized api or dc as a dry powder to research animals such as rats for purposes of drug testing this method could be applied to any air breathing animal including mice guinea pigs rabbits ferrets dogs and any other air breathing laboratory research animal in another embodiment the method could be applied to a human being at step 100 of the method the target is dissolved in a low ph solution the target of interest is for example an api or dc and is often in the form of its free base a low ph solution is a solution with a ph less than 1 or a solution with a ph in the range. |
5 | to assemble the secondary gutter assembly 30 comprising pans 64 to 70 and membrane 100 in place over beams 96 and 98 and joists 76 and 78 after ascertaining the location of the downspouts 148 and 150 to which the secondary gutter 30 is coupled the secondary gutter pans 66 and 70 with previously formed drop holes are placed over joists 76 and 78 so that the drop holes are aligned with downspouts 148 and 150 thereafter the remaining secondary gutter pans 64 and 68 are assembled in place referring to fig1 a 1b and fig8 gutter pans 66 and 70 are formed with end portions 218 adapted to telescope inside adjacent end portions 220 of respective pans 64 and 68 any suitable fasteners such as screws 222 received in holes 224 may be used to secure adjacent end portions 218 and 220 if desired rather than being secured together as shown pans 64 and 68 may be lapped or butted around pans 66 and 70 respectively to minimize the need for field cutting of the gutter pans no mastic is required on the joints between pans 64 and 66 and pans 68 and 70 since the flexible membrane 100 later to be installed provides the water tight gutter function gutter pans 66 and 68 are terminated a suitable distance from beams 96 and 98 while gutter pans 64 and 70 are similarly terminated a suitable spacing from parapet walls 18 and 20 to avoid any possibility of contact with these structural members in the course of expansion or contraction relative thereto after gutter pans 64 66 68 and 70 have been positioned on joists 76 and 78 and assembled relative to one another in the manner described above they. |
2 | wheel 71 secured to a slide shaft 65 supported by bearings 64 on the lifting frame 52 resulting in rotation of a screw 66 formed on the slide shaft 65 and engaging a nut 67 secured to the base 61 to cause the axial motion of base 61 to permit the positional adjustment of the base 61 a cylinder support 73 secured to the base 48 is provided with a brush lifting cylinder 72 a rod 74 secured to the lifting frame 52 through a joint 75 so that the wire brushes 53 are vertically displaced by the vertical movement of lifting frame 52 is actuated by a cylinder 72 as is seen from the drawings four wire brushes 53 are driven by two motors 76 and 77 rotation of one motor 76 being transmitted through chains 78 and 79 to two bearing shafts 54 and the rotation of the other motor 77 being transmitted in the same manner to the other two shafts the polishing section 46 balances itself by locating the two motors 76 and 77 at positions symmetrically spaced from the central axes of the section both sides of the mother plates 12a are sumultaneously polished by disposing two identical polishing sections at opposed sides of the conveyor 15 the mother plats 12a stripped of the deposited zinc 11 at the stripping device 17 are transferred to the polishing device 10 by the conveyor 15 and stopped by the stopper plate 29 which has been brought to the. |
2 | in fig7 c a set of side wall adaptor plates 23 can be used for reducing the width of the moulding chamber 2 from one standard width to another correspondingly two side wall adaptor plates 23 preferably of equal thickness are provided for installing on the chamber side walls 5 of the moulding chamber 2 the sides of the side wall adaptor plates 23 facing the mould to be produced are provided with side wall wear plates 16 mounted on the side wall adaptor plates 16 using conventional mounting means for the side wall wear plates 16 the mounting of the side wall adaptor plates 23 inside the moulding chamber 2 is preferably performed by using the mounting means for the side wall wear plates 16 for the moulding chamber 2 and this is made possible by removing the side wall wear plates 16 before inserting the side wall adaptor plates 23 in the embodiments illustrated in fig7 a 7c the height of the moulding chamber has also been reduced to the desired size furthermore in all of the embodiments schematically illustrated in fig7 a 7c the width has been reduced by the same size in both sides of the moulding chamber 2 this will give a more symmetrical application of the compression force on the pressure and swing plates 6 and 10 in general it will be preferred to provide a symmetrical change of width and also height of the produced. |
4 | 7 seconds nominalrinse fill 3 minutes nominalrinse agitate 2 minutes fixedthird pause 15 7 seconds nominalfinal spin 5 5 minutes fixed______________________________________ from the foregoing table it will be seen that most of the operational modes are of a fixed time duration with the exception of the two fill operations which have a nominal duration of three minutes each and the three pause intervals which have nominal durations of fifteen seconds plus seven seconds each in accordance with the invention differences between the actual duration of the fill operations and the nominal fill time is compensated for to the extent possible by adjusting the durations of the pause intervals accordingly the initial setting of the time remaining cycle timer accurately reflects the total cycle time and accurately reflects 34 time remaining 34 as a wash cycle proceeds it will be appreciated that in accordance with the disclosure of the above incorporated concurrently filed application ser no 07 969 139 the 34 fixed 34 time durations in the foregoing table are subject to programming for various durations nevertheless ordinarily at the beginning of a particular machine operational cycle these durations are fixed for that particular cycle in fig3 a the first execution step is in box 62 where the count down timer 48 is initialized to a state representing the nominal total cycle time by summing the durations of the operational modes of the wash cycle such as in the table example above and storing the result as the variable time remaining thereafter the fig2 routine decrements the variable time remaining at. |
2 | test pattern on the substrate 332 that are then analyzed to identify inoperative inkjets in another embodiment shown in fig5 the optical sensor module 300 u2032 is formed with an endless belt substrate for the printing of the test pattern the module 300 u2032 is also configured to fit within area 112 of printer 60 using like numbers for like components the module 300 u2032 includes an optical sensor 304 an endless substrate belt 310 entrained about three rollers 314 one or more actuators 316 a waste receptacle 322 a controller 324 a cleaning member 344 and a tensioning mechanism 348 the optical sensor 304 is mounted for movement along guide rail 328 and the guide rail 328 is operatively connected to an actuator 316 to enable the optical sensor 304 to be moved between two positions one position for the optical sensor 304 over the endless substrate 310 enables the test pattern to be printed and the other position over the endless substrate 310 enables the optical sensor 304 to generate measurements of the test pattern on the endless substrate the controller 324 is operatively connected to the actuators 316 to move the optical sensor 304 and guide rail as described to drive at least one roller 314 to rotate the endless substrate 310 and to engage the endless substrate 310 with the cleaning member 344 the cleaning member 344 removes test pattern material from the endless substrate and lets it fall into the waste receptacle 322 alternatively the guide rail 328 and the optical sensor 304 can be fixedly mounted to the printhead. |
5 | fig9 typically needs a higher fluid flow rate to suspend sand particles than an assembly having a jet pump such as the one shown in fig1 this may require running the coiled tubing tractor assembly on a bigger coiled tubing string thus for example when cleaning with a rearward facing jetting assembly flow rates of 1 u00bd to 2 barrels per minute in a 1 u00be inch to 2 inch coiled tubing may be required to adequately suspend and maintain the sand particles in suspension until they are deposited behind the tractor assembly by way of comparison using the coiled tubing tractor assembly with a jet pump may require a flow rate for example on the order of 1 barrel per minute through a 1 u00bd or 1 u00be inch coiled tubing string to adequately displace the sandbed upon reaching the end of the wellbore or reaching a point where it is no longer possible to move the coiled tubing string through the sand beds behind the tractor assembly the sand is circulated out of the wellbore there are several ways of removing the sand behind the tractor assembly out of the wellbore the simplest method is to rely on pure fluid velocity and flow rates to clean out the wellbore behind the tractor assembly typically this method is practiced with the coiled tubing in a stationary position to keep from prematurely fatiguing the coiled tubing although simpler this method may require several hole volumes to be circulated at high fluid velocity to remove the sand from the wellbore and thus tends to be more time consuming and more expensive in a preferred embodiment a pump through. |
8 | that the practice of this invention does not require a general purpose mapping between high level goals and topological characteristics it is sufficient for this invention to have the mapping be even so simple as a set of hand coded rules that apply to different predefined goals once it has determined the type of tuning to be done at block 230 the topology tuner agent 20 contacts at least some of the agents 40 in the system 10 and directs them to modify their relationships in a particular way this can be done in a multi cast fashion in which the topology tuner agent 20 sends the same message to all agents 40 at once or it may be done in a more individualized single cast fashion in which the agents 40 are contacted one by one and each one potentially receives a different recommendation from the topology tuner agent 20 fig4 shows a preferred method of carrying out this procedure after completing a tuning process or cycle the topology tuner agent 20 determines at block 240 whether re tuning is necessary re tuning is necessary in general to deal with two kinds of change both of which may occur at any time a the desired topology may change in such a way that the current. |
2 | from the video camera to the modem and recorder upon an initiation signal being received via the cellular telephone the cpu includes code necessary to perform processing functions on photographic images prior to their transmission such as protocol packetizing and encryption such protocol functions preferably utilize conventional modbus translation protocol the modem converts the image data into a signal suitable for transmission over the wireless cellular telephone system preferably the mobile cpu is a laptop computer the video camera video recorders modems and cellular wireless communication telephone and laptop computer are all of conventional construction and operation the subscriber viewing station which is preferably located at a fixed location such as a residence but which may also be a mobile system which also includes a cellular telephone transceiver also includes a cpu that is coupled with a monitor and with a modem the modem is connectable with an internet service provider via a telephone cable line and cellular telephone the subscriber station also may include a video recorder coupled with the cpu to record received images at the subscriber viewing station to initiate monitoring a subscriber or user connects with an internet service provider isp through the subscriber 39 s viewing station cpu and modem the subscriber then accesses the monitoring service 39. |
1 | shown minimal elevations of nickel in the tissues in contact with the metal the levels of titanium are comparable to the lowest levels found in tissues near titanium hip prostheses in most embodiments of the invention the sma is selected to have a temperature transformation range such that the implant undergoes a transition from austenite to stress induced martensite under the influence of deformation forces thus when the distal and proximal beams of implant 2 are deflected inwardly toward one another and then released they are already at a temperature such that they automatically attempt to reform to their original shape referring to fig5 9a implant 2 is prepared for use in corrective surgery at the distal b middle a and proximal c phalanxes of the foot as follows distal pair of beams 6 are loaded so that they each deflect inwardly toward one another until latch plate 38 is located adjacent to latch plate 34 with bore 36 a and bore 36 b overlapping one another likewise proximal pair of beams 8 are also loaded so that they each deflect inwardly toward one another until latch plate 58 is located adjacent to latch plate 54 with bore 56 a and bore 56 b overlapping one another once in this arrangement a coupling rod such as k wire 60 is inserted through bores 56. |
9 | 10 an activator antenna solution 20 a uv curable lacquer solution 30 a lacquer antenna activator solution 40 and a two phase uv curable paste 50 in accordance with the embodiments illustrated in fig1 2 grams of dibenzyl oxalate was heated to melting about 85 u00b0 c 20 grams of activator bisphenol a and one gram of antenna silicon 2 3 naphthalocyanine bis trihexylsilyloxide formula 1 were dissolved in the melted dibenzyl oxalate the activator antenna solution 20 was cooled and ground into a fine powder 70 five grams of the ground activator antenna powder 70 was dissolved in 15 3 g nor cote cdg000 uv lacquer 30 to form the lacquer antenna activator solution 40 ten grams of m terphenyl accelerator was melted in a beaker the melt was heated to 110 u00b0 f 100 grams of 2 u2032 anilino 3 u2032 methyl 6 u2032 dibutylamino fluoran formula 9 were added in small increments to the melt upon constant stirring average particle size less than about 5 u03bcm the temperature of the mixture was increased up to 170 180 u00b0 c stirring was continued until complete dissolution of the 2 u2032 anilino 3 u2032 methyl 6 u2032 dibutylamino fluoran in the melt approximately 10 15 min to form an accelerator leuco dye solution 550 mg of silicon 2 3 naphthalocyanine bis trihexylsilyloxide formula 1 was added to the melt upon constant stirring heating and stirring was continued for about two to three additional minutes until the ir dye was completely dissolved in the melt to form. |
8 | seen from fig8 a start position of the three magnets a b c is represented by positions 36 37 and 38 which are themselves offset from one another by 45 u00b0 as the magnets a b c are synchronously driven along with the other magnets around the stator the various illustrations show each magnet a b c advanced by 45 u00b0 as represented by the positions 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 and 48 49 50 similarly it can be seen from fig9 a start position of the three magnets d e f is represented by positions 51 52 and 53 which are themselves offset from one another by 45 u00b0 as the magnets d e f are synchronously driven along with the other magnets around the stator the various illustrations show each magnet d e f advanced by 45 u00b0 as represented by the positions 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 and 63 64 65 fig9 further shows that each pole in the same pole pair in the individual permanent magnet rotors is insulated from the other by a shield made up of for example mu metal sheets 66 and 67 with a ferrous layer 68 sandwiched therebetween as will be described in greater detail hereinafter with reference to fig1 as previously set forth armature inserts 7 can be provided with permanent magnets made with bipolar magnetic bodies having two poles of the same magnetic polarity exposed on each end. |
6 | combustor inner liner support second portion 72 and forward inner nozzle support 43 specifically apertures 79 facilitate directing air flow over fastener assemblies 45 forward inner nozzle support 43 is frusto conical and includes a plurality of attachment portions 80 spaced circumferentially about its perimeter each attachment portion 80 may be coupled to a corresponding combustor inner liner support coupling portion 77 specifically each coupling portion 77 and attachment portion 80 is coupled via fastener assemblies 45 to enable combustor inner liner support 44 to couple substantially flush against forward inner nozzle support 43 accordingly combustor inner liner support 44 is radially outward from and extends along an outer circumference of forward inner nozzle support 43 in operation air flows through low pressure compressor 12 from an upstream side 28 of engine 10 compressed air is channeled from low pressure compressor 12 to high pressure compressor 14 compressed air is then delivered to combustor assembly 16 wherein it is mixed with fuel and ignited combustion gases are channeled from combustor 16 to drive turbines 18 and 20 airflow exits high pressure compressor 14 at a relatively high velocity and is channeled into combustor 16 wherein the airflow is mixed with fuel. |
1 | expression from a nucleic acid introduced into said patient u201d this means that a nucleic acid such as a dna is introduced into a cell of said patient for example a skin cell for example by means of a viral vector carrying said sequence by protein expression from said nucleic acid a protein with the amino acid sequence encoded by said nucleic acid is generated inside said patient the term u201c administered externally u201d as used herein in the context of a protein being administered externally refers to a way of delivering a protein in which the protein is not delivered by generating it inside said patient by protein expression but in which the protein is delivered from the outside optionally in the form of a precursor protein the term u201c pharmaceutically acceptable carrier u201d refers to a non toxic inert solid semi solid or liquid diluent material or formulation auxiliary of any type u201c pharmaceutically acceptable u201d in this context is meant to designate that said carrier is compatible with the other ingredients of the pharmaceutical composition and not harmful to the patient that the pharmaceutical composition is administered to examples of pharmaceutically acceptable carriers include but are not limited to water water propylene glycol solutions or aqueous polyethylene glycol solutions fig1 shows decreased s100a7 expression and production in keloid tissue panel a shows the result of real time qpcr real time quantitative polymerase chain reaction for s100a7 expression carried out from rna of normal skin ns and keloid scar tissue prepared according to example 1 panel b shows western blot analysis of whole cell lysates probed with specific antibodies against s100a7 and u03b2 actin loading control according. |
4 | group is attached to the starch via an ether linkage the hydrophobic reagent preferably comprises a halide halohydrin epoxide or glycidyl group as reactive site the alkyl chain of the agent can vary from 4 24 carbon atoms preferably from 7 20 carbon atoms suitable examples of hydrophobic reagents to provide an ether linkage are cetyl bromide lauryl bromide butylene oxide epoxidized soybean fatty alcohols epoxydized linseed fatty alcohols allyl glycidyl ether propyl glycidyl ether butyl glycidyl ether decane glycidyl ether lauryl glycidyl ether lauryl phenyl glycidyl ether myristoyl glycidyl ether cetyl glycidyl ether palmityl glycidyl ether stearyl glycidyl ether linolyl glycidyl ether and mixtures thereof other etherification agents which may be used to react with starch in accordance with the invention are alkyl halides containing at least four carbon atoms such as 1 bromodecane 10 bromo 1 decanol and 1 bromododecane in a preferred embodiment a charged hydrophobic group is introduced a hydrophobic cationic group can be attached via an ether linkage by reaction of the starch with a reagent comprising a quaternary ammonium group for example a 1 chloro 2 hydroxypropyltrialkyl ammonium salt or a glycidyltrialkyl ammonium salt the alkyl chains of this quaternary ammonium group can vary from 1 24 carbon atoms preferably from 7 20 carbon atoms wherein at least one of the alkyl chains of the quaternary ammonium group comprises 4 24 carbon atoms preferably the other alkyl chains have less than 7 carbon atoms for example 3 chloro 2 hydroxypropyl dimethyl dodecylammonium salt 1 chloro 2 hydroxypropyldimethyllauryl ammonium salt 1 chloro. |
7 | determines that the deletion should not be permitted the flow is ended incidentally when the operator transmits the data and this deletion process is executed again the deletion can be immediately made in the transmitting unit 6 when a transmission request processing unit 6 a obtains a transmission request from the operator a transmission determination processing unit 6 b determines whether or not the transmission is to be permitted and a transmission history data storing unit 6 c and an external data signal processing unit 6 d store the result in the third memory 1 c as shown in fig5 in the transmission determination processing unit 6 b the change history data is obtained in response to the transmission request from the operator step s 31 the completion of the program after the change history is determined step s 32 and for example the presence absence of a grammar error or the like is determined step s 33 and when there is no error a transmission process is executed step s 34 when there is an error a warning process is executed step s 35 in which the operator is given a warning that the program including the error will be transmitted to the external device or the. |
4 | can be used include a random dither method and an error diffusion method converting the image data of the image 50 into the binary image data of the image 70 makes the differences in the gray levels clearer between the areas where the characters 51 are and the areas outside the characters 51 so it makes the characters 51 that are contained in the image 50 easier to recognize the characters 51 that are contained in the binary image 70 refer to fig8 are recognized by using a known character recognition method the regions in which the characters 51 are respectively drawn in the binary image 70 are specified for each individual character 51 step s 15 pattern matching by a superposition technique for example can be used as the known character recognition method a rectangle 52 refer to fig8 is defined that is the smallest rectangle that encloses on all sides the region in which the individual character 51 is drawn one of the regions in which one of the characters 51 is drawn is extracted from the binary image 70 according to the outline of the defined rectangle 52 and image data of the extracted region is stored in the ram 63 step s 17 hereinafter the design that indicates the. |
8 | hierarchy between clusters the solution is based on a decentralized u201c flat u201d architecture split into telephony clusters tc the advantages of this solution are 1 this service partitioning in telephony clusters tc is scalable and 2 this service partitioning allows decreasing the overall complexity and the traffic of a large network according to the invention each service cluster is able to work in an autonomous manner from the others resilient further each service cluster is under the control of one and only one sapc authority it can be embedded in the calls control machine this approach does not exclude the usage of a distributed data base with a replication mechanism allowing each cluster to have the overall view of the network the term granularity is used to designate the smallest element of the network that has to be controlled by the admission mechanism the sapc an element is typically a link between nodes e g routers i e the satellite carrier this invention discloses to control both the real time service paths and the realtime services admission this admission control mechanism becomes a service admission path control sapc mechanism which has the knowledge of the cluster topology and by extension of the overall network topology and thus the knowledge of the real path between the communicating endpoints the network topology knowledge of the sapc mechanisms is maintained aligned consistent with the physical topology the physical topology taken into account by the sapc mechanism can be made of point to point physical links point to multipoint physical links multipoint to point and or multipoint to multipoint physical links the sapc of a cluster can be extended to another cluster in a redundancy purpose fig2 shows an example of a telephony cluster. |
6 | piece onto another the hopper top body 22 includes a panel 50 which forms a floor of the unit and causes paintballs to flow into the feed opening 30 fig1 2 and fig3 show the closure panel 34 as being a sliding panel which moves to one side to open or close the feed opening 30 a pair of raised catch pieces 60 can be attached to the copper motor base 12 and engage the closure panel 34 as the hopper top body is slid into place obviously other physical mechanisms for opening and closing the closure panel 34 are also possible one possible mechanism is for the hopper top body to snap into place on the motor base and when snapped into place the closure panel would be opened either as a result of being fully engaged or by an activation step of the user such as by moving a tab of pulling or pushing a tab to open the closure panel fig4 shows an embodiment of the invention in which the hopper base 12 does not use a motor but allows paintballs to fall by gravity this type of unit has a larger ball magazine 62 which fits with a larger feed tube 48 other features of the hopper top body 22 are similar to other embodiments. |
4 | US 4408376 A abstract a plurality of yarns are drawn from supply sources onto feed rolls and over a set of draw rolls in adjacent relationship the yarns are urged into a desired contiguous relationship on the draw rolls by a concave guide surface in the course of passing from the yarn feed rolls to the draw rolls application_number US 90094178 A description referring now to fig1 of the drawing three yarn source rolls 10 12 and 14 which may have wound thereon yarns r w and b of three different colors are disposed above feed rolls 16u and 16l after engaging guides 15 the yarns are wound about the feed rolls prior to passing to the draw rolls 18u and 18l the latter rolls are driven at a desired increased rate of speed relative to the speed of the feed rolls so as to effect the desired stretching of the yarns r w and b wound thereabout in accordance with this invention the yarns r w and b are maintained in desired untwisted side by side relationship on the draw rolls by engaging a concave guide surface such as roller 20 having an annularly relieved concave outer periphery as is most clearly seen from fig4 and 5 the roller 20 may be rotatably mounted on pin 22 roller 20 is preferably formed of ceramic or other wear resistant material or composition the roller 20 upon engaging the yarns r w and b slightly displaces the same from the vertical plane defined by the normal straight line yarn passage from the feed rolls to the draw rolls toward the axes of said rolls as is clearly seen from fig2 the linear. |
3 | cathode 7 is shown which includes an circular 3d foam type electrode 15 retained in an insulating electrode holder having a top 16 and bottom 18 see fig1 held together with screws 17 each electrode holder is sized to provide a snug fit within the tubular body 2 so that essentially all wastewater introduced into the reactor passes through the porous anodes 8 and cathodes 7 fig3 shows a foam type electrode 15 and contact wire 9 between the top 16 and bottom 18 of the electrode holder prior to assembly by screwing the top 16 and bottom 18 together with the screw 17 in use the reactor 1 can be mounted vertically or horizontally the reactor should be placed in an open recirculation circuit thus allowing evolved gases such as carbon dioxide to escape the body of the reactor can have a variety of shapes but preferably is tubular and the internal chamber cylindrical with a generally circular cross section while fig1 shows detachable inlet and outlet ports 3 and 4 which permit convenient access to the electrodes in the tubular body 2 a unitary construction is also possible the electrode holder see fig3 serves as a mechanical device to install electrodes within the electrochemical reactor 1 as well as an electrical insulator the insulating holder preferably is sized conveniently in a disc shape for close fitting insertion into the internal. |
3 | d50 value u201d and u201c mass median diameter u201d or mmd can be used interchangeably and denote the average particle size by mass i e the average equivalent diameter of a particle which is defined as the diameter where 50 w of the particles of the ensemble have a larger equivalent spherical diameter and the other 50 w have a smaller equivalent spherical diameter the term u201c amorphous form u201d denotes a solid material which does not possess a distinguishable crystal lattice and the molecular arrangement of molecules lacks a long range order in particular amorphous denotes a material that does not show a sharp bragg diffraction peak bragg 39 s law describes the diffraction of crystalline material with the equation u201c 2d u00b7 sin theta n u00b7 lambda u201d wherein u201c d u201d denotes perpendicular distance in angstroms between pairs of adjacent planes in a crystal u201c d spacing u201d u201c theta u201d denotes the bragg angle u201c lambda u201d denotes the wavelength and u201c n u201d is an integer when bragg 39 s law is fulfilled the reflected beams are in phase and interfere constructively so that bragg diffraction peaks are observed in the x ray diffraction pattern at angles of incidence other than the bragg angle reflected beams are out of phase and destructive interference or cancellation occurs amorphous material does not satisfy bragg 39 s law and no sharp bragg diffraction peaks are observed in the x ray diffraction pattern the xrpd pattern of an amorphous material is further characterized by one or more amorphous halos the term u201c inclusion complex u201d denotes a stoichiometric multicomponent complex in contrast to salts no or only partial proton transfer is expected in inclusion complexes an inclusion complex can be an amorphous form. |
9 | instrument panel assembly is mounted on a trolley 28 which has rollers 32 engaging the rail 24 the trolley is moved along the rail by any suitable means which may include the hook 30 referring to fig4 11 the trolley has vertical hangers 34 with the rollers 32 at the upper ends the fixture 26 extends between and is supported by and secured to the hangers 34 of the trolley the trolley with an instrument panel assembly on the fixture moves into the pick up station where rollers 35 on the bottoms of the hangers 34 enter the channel shaped roller guide 36 to stabilize the trolley and keep it from swinging during this movement of the trolley at the pick up station the swing frame assembly 18 takes the instrument panel assembly from the fixture on the trolley and later transfers it to a car body b the hangers of the trolley have parallel side panels 40 and 42 the fixture has parallel side panels 44 and 46 between the side panels 40 and 42 which are pivoted to the latter by aligned horizontal shafts 48 and 50 shaft 48 is secured to side panel 44 of the fixture and extends through a bushing in the side panel 40 of the trolley a wheel 43 on the outer end of shaft 48 is used to manually turn the fixture to facilitate assembling certain components on the instrument panel before the trolley reaches the pick up station a pin 49 slidable in side panel 40 of the trolley is urged by a spring 51 to a position in which it extends through a hole in the side panel 44 of the fixture to lock the fixture against rotation relative to the. |
2 | plate sandwiched between two bus bars preferably in the shape of plates the bus bars are at different potentials in operations and the bus voltage is the voltage difference across the bars laminated bus as used herein includes a bus comprised of layers in a fixed relation to one another they can be fixed with adhesive fasteners etc insulator plate as used herein includes an insulating material where the surface area is large relative to the thickness conductive plate as used herein includes a conductor having a surface area large relative to the thickness referring now to fig1 2 a bus 100 in accordance with the preferred embodiment includes a conductive plate 102 an insulator plate 104 and a conductive plate 106 abutting against one another they are mounted in a housing or box 108 plate 102 is electrically connected to one terminal of a capacitor bank 110 and to one terminal of parallel switches 112 capacitor as used herein includes one or more capacitors in parallel or series and switch as used herein includes one or more capacitors in parallel or series box as used herein includes an enclosure but need not be a particular shape plates 102 106 include holes therethrough for mounting screws or other fasteners to attach to the terminals of and or to affix the plates in position as can be seen in fig2 which is a top view of plate 102 plate 102 has a long dimension of over about 11 inches and a width of over about 7 inches the surface area is about 70 square inches the thickness or depth of plate 102 is. |
3 | analyzed to characterize the nature and amount of contamination using bod cod plate count or other method well known in the art the liquid influent tank is supplied with contaminated water the pump is turned on and the pump speed is adjusted to generate liquid pressure at the hydrocyclone entrance commensurate with the desired flow rate and formation of the liquid 16 and vacuum 17 vortices after the liquid vortex 16 is established the xenon lamp 13 is energized this sequence ensures that the xenon lamp 13 is properly cooled and that the liquid cyclone photon interface is not damaged through heat buildup the xenon photon source 13 is then energized the contaminated water 3 is now being irradiated by the photon source and the contaminants are being destroyed or altered due to the photon flux into the liquid vortex the effluent liquid 8 passes into the effluent tank the effluent liquid 8 is analyzed to characterize the extent of the kill efficiency the treated water is then sent to the desired process or disposed of in this xenon lightwave form a primary usefulness of the apparatus is the destruction of microbiological entities such as bacteria fungal spores oocysts viruses etc this use finds application in the sterilization and or disinfection of potable wastewater or industrial process waters in addition it can reduce biofouling of membrane filtration systems the apparatus has other uses such as induced photochemical processes used in chemical manufacturing pharmaceutical manufacturing ultra purification of water for semiconductor manufacturing etc while the direct actinic. |
9 | section as shown in fig1 or extend to the complete end an inspection hole 55 fig1 is used to visually verify proper placement of the neutron absorber material also it will be noted that each alternate cell on the module periphery is closed by a panel 58 fig4 which extends the cell complete length to form a spent fuel rack all the l shaped sections are assembled into cells as described above and with this construction the interior of each cell other than those cells located on the module periphery is bounded by walls having neutron absorbing material located either on the inside or the outside walls of a particular cell since the corner cells of the module do not require neutron absorbing material on its outside walls the l shaped sections 56 located at the corners comprise only stainless steel plate having their longitudinal edges welded to adjacent l shaped sections on the module when thus welded each corner cell is then of a size and configuration to accept a fuel assembly fig4 6 illustrate how the l shaped sections are welded together to form cells variations in the characteristics of the stainless steel material after being exposed to varying temperatures and stresses during the manufacturing process produces slight distortion in the material such that the l section longitudinal edges do not always fall in a vertical plane usually the longitudinal edges can be welded along their complete length as shown in fig5 and 6 wherein weld 2 metallurgically joins adjacent l shaped sections 34 in the event the adjacent l sections of adjacent cells to be joined are spaced a distance greater than that which can be bridged by a single weld such as weld 63 0 18 inch spacer wire 68 shown in fig5 is welded in. |
8 | 48 may be provided the plasma sheath controller 41 or 41 u2032 may be attached to the grid assembly 49 u2032 hereinafter only differences therebetween will be described in brief the third ion extraction grid 48 may be interposed between the second ion extraction grid 45 and the specimen chamber 51 in this case the second ion extraction grid 45 may be interposed between the first ion extraction grid 43 and the third ion extraction grid 48 the other insulating layer 47 may be interposed between the second ion extraction grid 45 and the third ion extraction grid 48 the third ion extraction grid 48 may be a conductor the other grid assembly 49 u2032 may include the first ion extraction apertures 49 h the first ion extraction apertures 49 h may pass through the first ion extraction grid 43 the insulating member 44 the second ion extraction grid 45 the other insulating member 47 and the third ion extraction grid 48 the first ion extraction apertures 49 h may have a first width w 1 the first ion extraction grid 43 the second ion extraction grid 45 and the third ion extraction grid 48 may be arranged with reference to the first ion extraction apertures 49 h a voltage of the same polarity as the first ion extraction grid 43 may be applied to the third ion extraction grid 48 in addition a voltage lower than the first ion extraction grid 43 may be applied to the third ion extraction grid 48 for example when a first positive voltage is applied to the first ion extraction grid 43 a second positive voltage is applied to the third ion extraction grid 48 and the second voltage may be lower than the first voltage the first ion extraction grid. |
9 | 7 1 45 0042 y 2 si 2 o 7 2 21 1459 fe 2 sio 4 1 71 1667 fe 2 sio 4 2 72 0297 y 2 sio 5 21 1461 u2014 fe 2 o 3 80 2377 u2014 fe 2 o 3 16 0653 y 2 o 3 44 0399 the calcined composites were ground in an agate mortar to reduce the grain size from about 50 u03bcm to submicron size the milled powder was mostly pure silica without yig particles because the yig particles in the original cpg grains were concentrated primarily in a 0 5 u03bcm subsurface layer significant color changes were observed after removing this subsurface layer for example sample b 4 was tinged with deep red color due to the presence of u2014 fe 2 o 3 which was formed by the decomposition of yig particles during calcination after grinding the color changed to white pink because of white cristobalite in the core of cpg grains revealed by the grinding the ground powder was put in a vial filled with 97 ethanol and stirred strongly before all the fragments deposited in the bottom of the vial the supernatant liquid was removed so that excess pure silica fragments were removed the specific gravity of cpg fragments which contained yig nanocrystals was greater than. |
2 | butt 40 of the blade 12 rides and against which the rear wall 54 of butt 40 is held in positively locked position when the blade 12 is fully extended to the operative position of fig8 the handle portions 11a and 11b and the liners 21 and 22 each have corresponding curvalinear recesses in their lower walls to define an opening 55 through which a person 39 s finger may extend to engage the base 28 of spring 27 in manipulating the knife to retract the blade 12 fig9 the knife is shown in fig1 and 8 with the blade 12 in its fully extended or operative position and the knife is shown in fig5 with the blade in the fully retracted or inoperative position as illustrated in fig5 the lower surface of blade 12 rests against leaf spring 31 depressing it within recess 50 and bringing it into supporting engagement with butt 40 or blade 12 so positioned leaf spring 31 urges guide pin 43 upwardly above track 36 and into positive locking relation with the vertically extending stop position 45 confining the blade 12 within the handle 11 assuming it is desired to move the blade 12 from the closed or inoperative position of fig5 a person places a thumb or finger on the serrated surface 42 on the upper edge of butt 40 of blade 12 and pushed downwardly. |
4 | on center line 39 each of the sensors 35 and 36 generates an output signal which is utilized to maintain its respective sensor in a predetermined position relative to the adjacent opposed side edge of web 10 as shown in fig3 the signal generated by sensor 35 is fed by a line 40 to an optional amplifier 41 and then to a controller 42 controller 42 compares the input signal from amplifier 41 to a set point signal and generates a difference signal which is discharged from controller 42 through a line 43 to a servo valve unit 44 accordingly there are two or three possibilities for operation of servo valve 44 by one possibility optional the signal fed thereto produces no change no operation of valve 44 in a second mode the signal 43 fed to servo valve 44 causes the valve 44 to admit fluid to double acting control cylinder 45 whereby the piston 46 thereof moves to the right thereby moving the rod 47 to the right rod 47 is terminally connected to an arm 48 which is rigidly connected to the chain 32 hence the upper rim of chain 32 is thus moved to the right by the third possibility the signal fed to valve 44 by the line 43 causes the piston 46 to move to the left and by a similar sequence of steps the chain 32 is moved to the left moving the chain 32 to the right causes the sensor 35 to move away from the associated edge of web 10 and conversely moving the chain 32 to the left causes the sensor 35 to move towards the. |
1 | field or lawn of grass the aqueous solution in this embodiment is applied in an amount which is sufficient to penetrate beneath the thatch layer of the grass but is insufficient to significantly reduce or retard the growth of the grass or impair its color the concentration of the aqueous solution consists of about 0 25 to 25 methylammonium methyldithiocarbamate by weight the remainder being water the preferred application rate is about 0 5 to 20 lbs of methylammonium methyldithiocarbamate by dry weight per treated acre of soil methylammonium methyldithiocarbamate generally retains its fungicidal activity when applied at these rates in addition to the preferred concentration and application rates described above one can effectively employ the methylammonium methyldithiocarbamate at higher concentration rate in such applications the preferred method is to add additional water to the field to move the more concentrated solution into the root zone of the plants these and other embodiments of the invention may be better understood in connection with the following representative example which is presented for purposes of illustration of the invention and not by way of limitation the effect of the application of methylammonium methyldithiocarbamate to live grass was determined in the following manner dilute aqueous solutions of three salts of the same dithiocarbamic acid derivative were prepared methylammonium methyldithiocarbamate sodium methyldithiocarbamate and potassium methyldithiocarbamate the solutions were prepared by mixing the dithiocarbamic acid derivative with water to achieve a concentration of between about 1 2 and 3 5 by weight three plots of grass of substantially equal type quality color and size were selected at each of several golf courses throughout the state of florida the grass at these. |
1 | 18 is connected to a second portion called the surface member 22 after insertion into the wound 12 area the device is activated and u201c filled u201d through a septum 27 the u201c filled u201d state is shown in fig1 b as seen in fig1 b the distensible member 18 expands from the unactivated shape shown in fig1 a to the distended shape seen in the figure and thus interacts with the soft tissue 24 of the wound 12 to support and to position the conformable distensible member 18 near the vessel 14 in this embodiment the distensible member 18 lengthens in an axial direction along the axis 11 as a fluid gas or liquid is introduced through the septum 27 fig1 a in this embodiment ribs typified by rib 25 located near the surface member 22 may provide an opposing force or u201c traction u201d to the expanded distal conformable distensible member 18 the surface member 22 may also provide skin closure and also provide a seal against the leakage of blood the surface member 22 also provides a convenient location to grasp the device 10 for removal after the vessel 14 has closed the septum 27 may be used to deflate the distensible section 18 to facilitate. |
9 | was 0 1 db or less further the optical propagation loss of the waveguide was unchanged for more than 1 month under the condition of 75 u00b0 c 90 rh a single mode channel waveguide core diameter 8 u03bcm u00d7 8 u03bcm u03b4n 0 3 was produced using the same procedure as in example 12 except that a photosensitive substance h prepared from 100 weight of liquid acrylic oligomer represented by the following structural formula 19 and 2 weight of diphenyltriketonebenzoin as a photopolymerization initiator was used in place of the photosensitive substance d the resulting optical waveguide was cut to a length of 5 cm by a dicing saw and measured for optical propagation loss which was 0 5 db or less at wavelength 1 3 u03bcm and 5 0 db or less at wavelength 1 55 u03bcm polarization dependence of the optical propagation loss was 0 1 db or less at wavelength both 1 33 u03bcm and 1 55 u03bcm further the optical propagation loss of the waveguide was unchanged for more than 1 month under the condition of 75 u00b0 c 90 rh 240 g of phenyltriethoxysilane 20 g of methyltriethoxysilane 10 g of water 100 g of isopropylalcohol and 0 1 g of hydrochloric acid were mixed heated under reflux for 4 hours then solvents and the like were removed under vacuum using a rotary evaporator to give 112 g of colorless transparent oligomer c 50 g of the oligomer c 1 g of 3 glycidoxypropyltriethoxysilane 7 g of water 20 g of isopropylalcohol 2 g of ion exchange resin amberlite ira900 from aldrich co were charged into a reaction vessel heated at 80 u00b0 c for 12 hours while agitating the ion exchange. |
1 | superior mechanical expansion qualities a suitable commercially available composite material of this kind is cylon u00ae made by cytec fiberite inc of havre de grace md the resilient material 39 s physical properties as they relate to stiffness flexibility and strength are all determined by the thickness of the material a thinner material will deflect easier than a thicker material of the same density the material utilized as well as it 39 s physical properties are both associated with the stiffness to flexibility characteristics in the prosthetic foot keel and calf shank the thickness of the foot keel and calf shank are uniform or symmetrical in the example embodiment of fig3 5 but the thickness along the length of these components can be varied as discussed below such as by making the hindfoot and forefoot areas thinner and more responsive to deflection than the midfoot region the foot keel and shank in each of the several embodiments of the invention disclosed herein have a relatively low moment of inertia in the sagittal plane as compared with that in the frontal plane this is a result of the mechanical form of these members which are wider in the frontal plane than thick in the sagittal plane to aid in providing the prosthetic foot 1 with a high low dynamic response capability the midfoot portion 5 is. |
5 | of spring 24 and follower ballbearing 150 and slidebolt 12 is extended to its locked position as illustrated in fig1 any attempted movement to withdraw or force slidebolt 12 inwardly of lock casing 14 by operation of a boltwork not shown will result in jamming latch 210 into stop surface 220 preventing slidebolt movement such interference between latch 210 and stop surface 220 will act effectively through pin 212 to prevent any further movement of slidebolt 12 from its extended locking position to its retracted unlocking position in order to permit retraction of slidebolt 12 illustrated in fig1 solenoid 200 must be actuated connector harness 224 is an assembly providing a path for electrical energy from a conventional electrical control not shown to solenoid 200 the magnetic field of the energized solenoid 100 attracts solenoid plate 206 and consequently withdraws or retracts solenoid armature shaft 204 into solenoid 200 upon attraction of plate 206 toward solenoid 200 solenoid plate 206 will engage with and cam latch 210 in a clockwise direction around pin 212 against the force exerted by follower ballbearing 150 and spring 24 the rotational or pivoting motion of latch 210 will displace distal end 230 of latch 210 away from stop surface 220 and subsequently permit relative movement of latch 210 pin 212 and slidebolt 12 upward and to the left allowing withdrawal of slidebolt 12 into lock casing 14. |
7 | and displaying the desired images according to one exemplary embodiment the notification message allows the user to see which image is currently ready for viewing as well as other images in the queue for example if a physician had two patients that had undergone both x rays and mris the physician could use her or his notification device to determine the status of the images then the images ready for viewing could be listed on a display of the notification device 218 in a manner which is visually distinguishable from those images that were still being processed as shown in fig3 in fig3 images ready for viewing are displayed in capital letters 302 and images still being processed are displayed in lower case letters 304 additional or alternative visual techniques could be used to differentiate viewable images from images that are still being processed such as black lettering for viewable images and grayed out lettering for images that are still being processed the manner in which the notification device 218 is updated can vary as well for example according to one exemplary embodiment the server 212 can u201c push u201d status updates to the notification device 218 as new images become available for. |
4 | time ranges from 1 30 minutes preferably from 5 20 minutes after applying these operating conditions a yield close to 50 is obtained after the reaction a solution is obtained that contains two phases tall oil 5 and brine 6 that comprises sodium sulphate lignin and calcium sulphate to achieve a good phase separation the solution must undergo a centrifugation process at a speed from 1 300 and 1 800 rpm during 1 30 minutes preferably from 2 20 minutes the properties that must be maintained for both tall oil and brine to ensure a optimum tall oil are brine ph which can range from 2 0 5 0 preferably from 3 0 4 0 in the tall oil case the heating value must be from 8 000 10 000 kcal kg preferably from 9 000 9 500 kcal kg and the temperature must range from 50 80 u00b0 c to maintain the viscosity under these conditions the formation of ashes is prevented which ensures a good separation of the phases after centrifugation thus it is possible obtaining tall oil from a by product generated in the process of production of chlorine dioxide which allows producing tall oil with suitable properties to be used as a fuel under certain operating conditions the process to produce tall oil from the reaction between sodium sesquisulfate and tall oil soap is described below we proceeded to carry out a test of crystallization in sodium sesquisulfate solutions at different percentages by weight from 30 to 40 table n u00b0 1 shows the results obtained the highest temperature of crystallization was obtained for a sodium sesquisulfate solution concentration of 39 therefore at this concentration the reaction for obtaining tall oil was carried out once the concentration of solution was obtained we. |
9 | the recesses 33 in the second plate 31 b are compressed by the component 67 a by means of this translational movement which also involves the component 67 b the at least one locking pin 63 is released from the recess 33 in the plate 31 b in which it was engaged before translation the cushion 2 attached to the first rotary shaft 61 is thus free to pivot the pressure on said cushion continuing to compress the spring means 62 when the cushion 2 has reached a desired position the sideways pressure on said cushion is released the spring means 62 expand pushing back the first rotary shaft 61 and the revolving components 67 a 67 b until the component 67 b comes into contact with the plate 31 b at its outer surface 67 b the at least one locking pin 63 enters one of the aligned recesses 33 in the plate 31 b automatically locking the cushion 2 in position the new position becoming stable advantageously the rotational axis 69 of the first rotary shaft 61 is positioned substantially at a level of the hollow of the nape of a pilot of average size and preferably in an upper part of the nape that is to say substantially above the hollow of the. |
5 | the invention will be implemented the surface installation includes a hoisting gear 1 comprising a hoisting tower 2 a winch 3 allowing displacement of a pipe hook 4 driving means 5 for driving the whole of the drill string 6 placed in well 7 into rotation are suspended below the pipe hook these driving means can be of the kelly type coupled with a rotary table 8 and mechanical motive means or of the power swivel type directly suspended from the hook and longitudinally guided in the tower drill string 6 is conventionally made up of drill rods 10 of a part 11 commonly referred to as bha for bottom hole assembly mainly comprising drill collars a drill bit 12 in contact with the ground during drilling well 7 is filled with a fluid referred to as drilling fluid which circulates from the surface to the bottom through the inner channel of the drill string and flows back up to the surface through the annular space between the walls of the well and the drill string to implement the invention a sub 13 equipped with instruments can be interposed between the driving means and the top of the string this. |
6 | seven inches and a width dimension of approximately forty eight inches a pair of mounting plates 26 is secured adjacent to side edge 28 of the upper panel member 12 in the lowermost portion thereof adjacent to the bottom edge 30 of the upper panel member there are affixed a pair of laterally extending spacer members 32 a 32 b which are spaced apart a predetermined distance so as to form a central opening 34 therebetween the upper panel member 14 is also provided with a centrally located cut out 35 which permits observation of the exterior of the building structure the outer side that is susceptible to attack from the inside the safe side that is non attack susceptible the cut out 35 is contoured in shape to serve as a gun port for extending therethrough and holding therein a barrel of a firearm a transparent fixed or removable shield 37 is suitably designed to cover the cut out 35 and is made of a ballistic material the height and width dimensions of both of the lower and upper panel members 12 and 14 can be made larger or smaller so to accommodate different size window openings in the building structure while the panel members have been illustrated to be rectangular in shape it should be apparent to those skilled in the art that the panel members may be formed of a square oval elliptical or circular shape as well the pair of piano hinges 16 a 16 b are mounted on the respective spacers 23 a. |
2 | are shown in relation with the timing of the two energy profiles or weld signatures of reflected and transmitted energy stage 41 shows a two piece lap joint before welding stage 42 shows 0 5 ms after the laser beam is initiated stage 43 shows a keyhole developing during time u03b4t1 stage 44 shows the keyhole penetrating through the work pieces during time u03b4t2 stage 45 shows keyhole closure at the start of u03b4t3 stage 46 shows the keyhole completely closed during time u03b4t3 and stage 47 shows the beam turned off and the welding cycle completed the signatures in fig4 shows that it took 1 15 ms u03b4t1 to penetrate both pieces the keyhole remained open for 1 41 ms u03b4t2 the keyhole closed in 0 83 ms u03b4 t3 and the total weld time was 3 39 ms the signatures shown in fig4 represent a 34 good acceptable 34 weld fig5 is a set of weld signatures of one form of 34 bad unacceptable 34 weld note that the reflected signal 51 is present but the transmitted signal 52 is indicative only of local heating or background radiation one can deduce that the weld is not a full penetration weld and lacks fusion fig6 is a representation of another 34 bad unacceptable 34 weld signatures this is. |
5 | the location of the resin compression layer 42 and the rock 14 surrounding the bore hole 12 likewise with reduced annulus dimensions less resin is required for bonding the bolt 10 within the bore hole 12 with concomitant reduction in the size and quantity of shredded resin packaging film that remains after mixing in one embodiment of the invention the elongated rod 16 is a smooth rod and the polymer coating is produced by molding to create the ridges 52 and spiral threads 50 typically the thickness of the coating is sufficient to minimize the annulus between the resin compression layer and the bore hole wall at less than u215b inch or less than 1 16 inch this reduces the overall weight of the mine roof bolt 10 particularly if the coating is a polymer of low density such as about 2 0 g ml or less referring to fig6 and 7 in accordance with the present invention the mine roof bolt 10 may be installed in a mine roof to provide support to the rock formation 14 in one embodiment of the method of supporting a mine roof the mine roof bolt 10 is installed by inserting a frangible resin cartridge 58 into a bore hole 12 and inserting the mine roof bolt 10 into the bore hole 12 the mine roof bolt 10 includes an elongated rod 16 having a threaded end 18 onto which an expansion assembly 32 is threaded and a drive end 22 extending out of the bore hole 12 a resin compression layer 42. |
7 | and all of each of the a phase and b phase signals 1a and 2a in the foregoing the explanation of operation in the case where the rotatory body rotates in the reverse direction has been mainly made by use of fig7 and 8 though the explanation of operation in the case of the rotation in the reverse direction has been partially made next the explanation of operation in the case where the rotatory body rotates in the reverse direction will be further made by virtue of waveforms shown in fig9 the operation in the case of the reverse rotation is the same as that in the case of the forward rotation but in a region x 2 where the a phase signal 1a is in the level of 34 0 34 and the b phase signal 2a is in the level of 34 1 34 since all the q 1a q 2a q 3a and q 4a outputs 3b 3c 3d and 3e of the shift register 3 are 34 0 34 all the outputs 8a 12a 13a and 10a are also 34 0 34 this is better illustrated in fig9 various outputs 7b 8b 12b and 13b shown in the logic circuit diagram of fig7 are as shown in fig9 therefore the direction signal 5c the direction discrimination signal 12b and the count pulse 13b assume waveforms as shown in fig9 thus since the rotation direction is discriminated by. |
7 | identified based upon the application for which they are implemented in a specific embodiment of the invention however it should be appreciated that any particular program nomenclature herein is used merely for convenience and thus the invention should not be limited to use solely any specific application identified and or implied by such nomenclature the present invention may be a system a method and or a computer program product the computer program product may include a computer readable storage medium or media having computer readable program instructions thereon for causing a processor to carry out aspects of the present invention the computer readable storage medium can be a tangible device that can retain and store instructions for use by an instruction execution device the computer readable storage medium may be for example but is not limited to an electronic storage device a magnetic storage device an optical storage device an electromagnetic storage device a semiconductor storage device or any suitable combination of the foregoing a non exhaustive list of more specific examples of the computer readable storage medium includes the following a portable computer diskette a hard disk a random access memory ram a read only memory rom an erasable programmable read. |
9 | side of the cavity 432 to hold one end of the torsional spring d 1 a rocker plate 44 formed like a hook having an axle hole 441 on the corner section and a notch 442 the axle hole 441 is coupled with a pintle c 2 which is also coupled with the axle hole g 1 of the bolt dock 21 and the axle hole g 3 of the lid 22 and is located therebetween and a wedge plate 45 having a notch 451 formed on one side to clip the groove 413 of the stem 412 of the lower bolt 41 and a bent flap 452 on another side to latch on the slide member 42 the outer handle 5 is located on the outer side of the door to form a chain movement with the upper bolt set 3 the lower bolt set 4 and the inner handle 6 through a linkage rod 7 and is coupled with a plurality of connecting struts e to fasten respectively the outer handle 5 and the inner handle 6 to the outer side and the inner side of the door and the inner handle 6 is located on the inner side of the door to form a chain movement with the upper bolt set 3 the lower bolt set 4 and the outer handle 5 through the linkage rod 7 and is coupled with a plurality of connecting struts e to fasten respectively the outer handle 5 and the. |
8 | definition is as follows sn_id uniquely identifies a given user who may have many particular service numbers the sn_id is an abstract number independent of any specific service network technology and such a user id can re use any existing service number e g msisdn ip address or any new defined number in future whatever number is used for sn_id it must be capable of uniquely identifying one user from another referring now to fig2 the system architecture 100 of fig1 requires two tables a standard sn records table 24 and an availability mapping table amt 26 in the standard sn records table 24 each user is identified by a sn number 28 and user may have several allowable services in the sn system 100 and all of those services are ranked in a service preference list 30 the availability mapping table 26 is the essential component for a dynamic sn service with mobility awareness and it is defined by three parts an activation flag 32 a service table 34 and an access network an table 36 the activation flag 32 is used to indicate whether the dynamic sn service has been activated or not the service table 34 includes the. |
8 | signal line of vhdb symbol g denotes a grounded terminal and symbol n10 denotes a signal line for the grounded terminal g transistors m4 m5 and m7 are n channel enhancement mosfet 39 s and a transistor m6 is a p channel enhancement mosfet symbols iv1 to iv3 denote logical inverters though not shown in fig2 the first power supply voltage vdd and the ground voltage are supplied to a power supply line and a grounded line of each of the logical inverters iv1 to iv3 explanation will now be made of the connection of the high voltage inverting circuit dtv in the present embodiment the drain and the gate of the transistor m4 are connected to the signal line n1 of the second power supply voltage vpp and the source thereof is connected to a signal line n11 the drain and the gate of the transistor m5 are connected to the signal line n11 and the source thereof is connected to a signal line n12 the source and the substrate of the transistor m6 are connected to the signal line n12 the gate thereof is connected to the signal line n2 of the first power supply voltage vdd and the drain thereof is connected to a signal line n13 the drain of the transistor m7 is connected to the signal line n13 the gate thereof is connected to the signal line n2 of the first power supply voltage vdd and the source thereof is connected to the. |
8 | for example the multiplication and mixing could be moved to the right of the codec 13 alternately either of the volume controls may be made digital and the other made analog 2 the amount of sidetone is independent of the line impedance z l in fig3 transmitted reflections have been largely eliminated from the received signal so that little or no microphone sidetone is contained within the received signal on bus 5 the amount of reflection induced sidetone depends on the amount of reflection which is reduced by filtering 3 the 2 to 4 hybrid in fig4 acts as an interface between two wire service and four wire service codec 2 acts as an interface between four wire service and a digital bus or the digital processing system represented by dashed block 35 codec 13 acts as a similar type of interface 4 the invention provides an increase in transhybrid loss thl over that which is normally found in prior art hybrids for example common thl values in prior art hybrids range from 0 db to 10 db and values in the range of 8 db to 10 db are common the invention by use of the adaptive filter shown in fig4 is expected to increase thl by at least an additional 6 db and more likely by an additional 12 db to 15 db or more 5 the invention can change the frequency response of the received signal in order to assist persons. |
9 | 4 fig1 shows the process stage of a wafer with the beginning steps to form a plurality of conductive lines for a semiconductor device first a substantially planar layer 10 is patterned using patterning material 11 such as photoresist and etched to form a plurality of trenches 12 in the planar layer though it is not necessary that layer 10 be substantially planar it is highly desirable which will become evident as discussed later in the process also layer 10 may be made up of an insulating material such as an oxide a silicon material or any suitable material a particular process may use to construct the structure of the present invention if a material other than an insulator is used to form layer 10 then some type of conformal insulator should be formed over layer 10 after patting material 11 is removed and prior to forming a conductive layer over layer 10 referring now to fig2 patterning material 11 shown in fig1 is removed and a conductive layer 20 is formed over the surface of layer 10 which at least partially fills trenches 12 for example conductive layer 20 may be a sputtered aluminum referring now to fig3 patterning material 30 is formed so that a subsequent etch creates a plurality of conductive lines with a single conductive line 31 formed in each trench 12 and conductive lines 32 formed on the surface of layer 10 where a major portion of each conductive line 32 protrudes above the surface of layer 10 as fig4 shows patterning material 30 seen in. |
9 | blade guard by a pin 65 a pin 66 is provided on the rear guard section 56 and an arcuate slot 68 is formed in the front guard section 54 a generally vertical arcuate slot 70 is also formed in the front guard section 54 the motor drive shaft 38 extends through the slot 70 referring to fig8 the pin 66 moves within the slot 68 and the slot 70 moves relative to the drive shaft 38 when the lower guard section 48 is raised by contact with the workpiece 34 w 34 as the radial saw assembly 30 is moved forwardly in the direction of the arrow f 1 in accordance with the invention the lower saw blade guard 40 includes a safety lock assembly for preventing the lower saw blade guard from being accidentally raised to expose the saw blade 36 except during cutting operations when the saw guards contact a workpiece the safety lock assembly includes a latch mechanism for use in the rip cutting mode as will be described hereinafter the latch mechanism is preliminarily set by the operator before rip cutting and is automatically released when the lower saw blade guard 40 contacts the workpiece allowing the lower saw blade guard to pivot upwardly so as to expose the. |
6 | as mentioned above in the prior art there has sometimes been a lack of lubricant at sliding surfaces such as the bearings 40 36 and 32 this often occurs at initial run in or start up of the compressor fig2 shows a shaft 28 in which a ptfe spray shown schematically by box 51 is sprayed onto surfaces 34 38 and 42 the shaft 28 can now be mounted within the motor the shell sealed and the compressor charged with refrigerant at initial start up of the compressor the ptfe coated shaft will provide lubricant the sprayed locations 34 38 and 42 corresponding to the locations of the bearings 40 36 and 32 as shown in fig3 a 3c on the other hand the spray material could be sprayed on the bearing locations 40 36 and 32 however it may be simpler to spray the self lubricating material onto the shaft as shown in fig2 the spray coating can be applied in a very thin layer and may be less than 50 micrometers and preferably between 5 and 10 micrometers such thicknesses are sufficient to fill up any microscopic grooves on the shaft surface any wear during run in to accommodate misalignment will occur in parallel with the removal of the sprayed layer but while the sprayed layer. |
9 | 2 was subjected to digestive ripening for 1 5 h after cooling down to room temperature 10 ml of the digested colloid containing 0 025 g au was precipitated with 50 ml of absolute ethanol after overnight treatment the precipitation was complete and the supernatant was carefully removed by sucking out with a pasteur pipette the remaining precipitate together with a small amount of leftover toluene thiol and ethanol was dried under vacuum until constant pressure 5 u00d7 10 u2212 3 torr after drying the color of the product was brown red and it had the appearance of a wet paste an additional 3 ml of ethanol was added and the system was left undisturbed overnight the supernatant was then removed and the sediment again was dried under vacuum at constant pressure after drying the precipitate 0 0214 g was a powder with small shiny dark crystals it was washed again with 3 ml of ethanol left overnight the supernatant removed and dried under vacuum after drying the precipitate was 0 0207 g and no change of the mass was recorded after additional washing with ethanol and drying under vacuum the yield was 84 based on gold if the adsorbed thiol is taken into account the yield was u02dc 73 the final dry product was in the form of soft shiny dark crystals which are readily soluble in toluene or hexane after addition of the solvent the crystals immediately dissolved giving wine red colored colloidal solution however the. |
2 | publication_number US 2004112778 A1 abstract a multi purpose container is comprised of a u shape body adapted respectively at both sides a see through panel leveled at its bottom edge and a flushed top forming an opening to firmly erect the container as a holder and may further contains liquid or solid contents when adapted with an upper lid application_number US 31803802 A description the following descriptions are of exemplary embodiments only and are not intended to limit the scope applicability or configuration of the invention in any way rather the following description provides a convenient illustration for implementing exemplary embodiments of the invention various changes to the described embodiments may be made in the function and arrangement of the elements described without departing from the scope of the invention as set forth in the appended claims referring to fig1 a first preferred embodiment of the present invention is essentially comprised of a u shape body 1 respectively attached to both longer sides of the interior 11 a see through side panel 12 with top flushed with that of the body 1 to define an opening 13 and bottom leveled to be firmly secured when the present invention is used as a holder or a vase flowers 5 or pens rules and office stationery items may be. |
5 | least 85 at least 90 and or at least 95 the carrier 40 70 can account for a less significant percentage of these volumes e g less than 5 less than 10 less than 20 less than 30 less than 40 and or less than 50 the sum of the pellet percentage and the carrier percentage will never be greater than 100 but it can be less if additional items are incorporated into the pod material the pod 30 is created in the horizontal or vertical cavity surface or coated structure by the liquid carrier 70 solidifying to form the solid binder 40 the carrier 40 70 can comprise a binder or an adhesive e g epoxy latex emulsion urethane polyvinyl acetate polyester mineral silicate etc or other oleoresinous or water based systems solidification can additionally or alternatively be attained by chemical curing oxidation and or radiation exposure e g ultraviolet or electrobeam the pellets 50 comprise a multitude of bodies which would each be a distinct and separable entity if not for the carrier 40 70 depending upon their shapes the pellets 50 can also be called beads microspheres balls capsules particles granules grains chips chunks morsels and other similar terms the pellet geometry can be such that no one dimension dominates another by more than three fold and or five fold in the case of the oblong pellets. |
9 | pressure face contact surface 70 and a second pressure face contact surface 72 0016 fig3 is a cross sectional view of a portion of fan assembly 12 taken along line 3 3 of fig2 fig4 is a cross sectional view of a portion of fan assembly 12 taken along line 4 4 of fig3 specifically within fig3 and 4 fan blade 30 is coupled within fan hub 24 more specifically fan blade 30 is received and secured also referred to herein as seated within a disk slot 74 defined in fan hub 24 in one embodiment fan hub 24 includes a plurality of disk slots 74 defined therein and spaced circumferentially about fan hub 24 each disk slot 74 extends at least length 64 such that each dovetail 52 is completely received therein when each fan blade dovetail 52 is seated within a respective disk slot 74 each fan blade 30 extends radially outward from fan hub 24 disk slot 74 includes a radially inner surface 76 and a portion 78 of disk slot 74 is shaped complimentary to a portion of dovetail 52 such that when dovetail 52 is seated within disk slot 74 first pressure face contact surface 70 is adjacent a first disk slot pressure surface 80 and second pressure face contact surface 72 contacts a second disk slot pressure surface 82 in the exemplary embodiment dovetail 52. |
3 | with water in ratios from about 1 part of copper solution to 1 part of rochelle salt solution to 4 parts of water to about 1 part copper solution to 1 part rochelle salt solution to 10 parts of water to provide relatively thick copper coatings suitable for oxidation the preferred dilution ratio is from about 1 1 5 to about 1 1 8 and a dilution ratio of 1 1 6 is most preferred the copper solution is appplied by dripping from a drip pipe as described above for tin application although other application techniques such as spraying pouring or brushing for example might also be conveniently employed following contact of the article with this copper filming composition the article is again rinsed with water and may be dried by air following this the copper film is contacted with an aqueous solution containing an adsorbing surfactant this surfactant solution preferably contains from about 0 05 to 5 percent by weight of surfactant and sorbitan monolaurate is the preferred surfactant the surfactant solution is applied by pouring spraying or dripping and may after a short contact time be rinsed from the plate with a water rinse the article is then dried the coated article is then heated in an oxidizing atmosphere at a temperature above about 300 u00b0 f preferably between about 400 u00b0 to 600 u00b0 f and most preferably about 450 u00b0 f the coated article is maintained at that temperature for a period from about 5 to. |
7 | image obtained by scanning the document must be accurately focused on the surface of the photoconductive drum 32 in accordance with the inherent focal length of the lens 28 however in practice variations in optical characteristics such as focal lengths of supposedly identical lenses variations in component parts of the machine and or variations in the assembly process are inevitable and cannot be prevented as a result an out of focus state occurs on the photoconductive drum 32 in order to compensate for the out of focus state the operator such as a factory worker properly and manually sets the minute displacements l1 and l2 of the lens 28 and the mirrors 24 and 26 by using the first to third dip switches 108 110 and 112 while visually observing and checking the out of focus state of the optical image on the actual photoconductive drum 32 in accordance with a trial and error procedure in order to fine adjust the position of the lens 28 the operator can adjust the two dip switches 108 and 110 the displacement set by the second dip switch 110 is more precise than that set by the first dip switch 108 so that the operator can fine adjust the position of the lens 28 in accordance with the switches 108 and 110 the data 114a and 114b from these switches 108 and 110 are supplied to the microprocessor 100 and a control signal 120 is supplied to the lens drive motor 92 under the control of the microprocessor 100 the motor 92 starts rotation in response to the signal 120 so that the lens block 88 is driven so as to move the lens 28 by the distance corresponding to the data 114a and 114b the data 116. |
6 | the bore is cold worked in response to forcible insertion of the fastener section 20 into the bore typically the bore initial diameter is nominally 0 246 inches and the diameter of section 20 is nominally 0 248 to 0 249 inches in this regard the work panels may typically consist of a metal or metals of less hardness than the fastener metal for example the fastener may consist essentially of titanium and the work of aluminum the first section 19 is conically tapered forwardly from the head and toward section 20 further section 19 is sufficiently oversized in relation to the workbore that interference forces develop in response to forward displacement of the fastener into the work thereby to effect displacement of work material between first and second locations defined as follows the first location 30 is proximate the initial junction 22a between bore 12 and countersink surface 15 and the second location is at the work surface adjacent and bounding the countersink surface as seen in fig2 the second location is defined by a rearward bulge 31 extending annularly at the second location and is produced in response to radially outward deformation of the work material at the first location by section 19 in addition no bulging is produced at the work countersink surface 15 provided that the relationships as referred to are maintained further the work material appears to be cold worked at and between the locations 30 and 31 sufficiently that fatigue strength is very substantially increased over what is produced when all dimensions are maintained except that section 19 is not tapered but has the outer diameter of section 20 and no bulge appears at 31 for example fatigue. |
6 | piece of lumber and two toeboard receivers 1712 sized to receive a standard two by four piece of lumber in the preferred embodiment first vertical plate 1720 and second vertical plate 1740 is substantially similar and is connected by support plates 1730 the support receiver 1710 is formed by the u frame of first vertical plate 1720 the support plates 1730 and the u frame of second vertical plate 1740 the toeboard receiver 1712 is formed by the vertical members 1712 of vertical plates 1720 and 1740 and support plates 1730 as shown bracket 1700 is not enclosed and has an open bottom allowing the support rail and toeboard to sit flush with the floor to accommodate various needs the dimensions of bracket 1700 may be configured to accommodate different sized lumber by changing the dimensions of angled vertical plates 1720 and 1740 and the support plates 1730 by altering the dimensions of the u frame 1721 and the support plates 1730 the dimensions of the handrail support receiver 1710 may be adjusted additionally by changing only the dimension of support plates 1730 the dimensions of the toeboard receiver 1712 may be adjusted as well referring now to fig4 a top front perspective view of bracket 1700 of the present invention anchored to a construction site floor with handrail support 204 fixedly attached is shown handrail support 204 is made of two two by four pieces of lumber having a height greater than 45 inches the two by four pieces of lumber are inserted into the handrail support 1710 wherein the face of the two by four piece of lumber having the smaller dimensions faces the front the two two by fours are fixedly. |
6 | support bearings and with a front outlet in the form of an elbow shaped duct 97 which supports ventilator 95 the latter forces out the exhaust gases the intermediate housing 99 consists of a bulkhead with flat parallel faces with friction paths 90a on both sides this bulkhead contains in addition to the lubrication cooling and shaft support systems an air transfer tunnel whose intake 101 allows passage of air from the intake chamber of the auxiliary rotor piston 70a in the direction of the compression chamber of the rotor piston 70 under the intake 101 the tunnel outlet 100 is shown as a diabatic tunnel through which the first expansion gases flow toward the post expansion chamber under the rotor piston 70a section a a fig2 shows section a a in fig2 a schematically to provide the placement of the moving elements already explained as well as intake mouth 98 and the lateral port 107 through which the fresh air will penetrate to cool the rotor 70a and will then pass out through the port 107 39 reference numeral 104 identifies the purge valve regulated to work at intervals by means of electrical impulses it is the function of the valve to control the quantity of air or gas to be recirculated toward the combustion chamber and the post combustion chamber fig2 shows section b b of fig2 a where a layout similar to the foregoing is repeated in addition it indicates the injection method 102 and ignition 103 distributed on the combustion chamber in this same. |
6 | a rapid replacement of the led power supply units the lighting appliance according to the present invention will comprise in addition appropriate seats suitable for housing connection cables between the devices housed in said inner compartment 14 and said punctiform lighting devices 13 said cables will advantageously be fitted with suitable connectors so as to be able to easily separate the devices housed in said inner compartment 14 and said punctiform lighting devices 13 as may be seen clearly in fig3 the cover 12 comprises a cover section 12 a or cover portion 12 a and an optical section 12 b or optical portion 12 b as may be seen in the appended drawings the optical section 12 b is provided to receive the aforesaid plurality of punctiform lighting devices 13 and preferably the relative reflector and or refractor means and is an extension of the cover section 12 a in particular if as in the example shown the cover 12 has a main longitudinal direction of extension p 1 fig1 the optical section 12 b is an extension of the cover section 12 b in the main longitudinal direction of extension p 1 it is to be observed that the aforementioned hinging. |
8 | environment having awgn and mui is calculated by p c 1 2 ue89e exp ue8a0 r c and r c e b u00b7 a 2 4 ue89e p el u00b7 2 ue89e k c 3 ue89e n ue89e e b u00b7 a 2 2 ue89e k c 1 3 ue89e n ue89e e b u00b7 a 2 u00b7 2 2 n 0 2 12 4 improvement of system performance with serially connected adaptive array antenna and interference canceller the adaptive array antenna 21 which is serially connected to interference canceller 22 forms a beam in the direction of a desired signal on the basis of a weighting value calculated in the adaptive receive processor which maximizes the reception gain of the desired signal antenna 21 also provides a null to an mui signal received from a different direction than that of the desired signal in order to minimize the reception gain of the mui signal thus the mui signal is eliminated here the remaining mui signal of antenna 21 and an mui component received at the same angle as that of the desired signal are cancelled by relying on correlation of the received signal by interference canceller 22 an error probability equation for a ds cdma dpsk system using the serially connected adaptive array antenna 21 and interference canceller 22 in an environment having awgn and mui is. |
5 | h i j k for velocity and c 39 d 39 h 39 i 39 j 39 k 39 for pressure correspondingly at the mandrel inlet section the fluid velocity sharply increases b c because the inner diameter of the mandrel is less than tubing 1 and the pressure decreases in accordance with the bernoulli law b 39 c 39 there is the same condition at the nozzle inlet section d e for increasing velocity and d 39 e 39 for decreasing pressure in the narrowing section of the nozzle 12 the flow velocity rapidly increases e f and achieves its maximum in the throat 13 f and then decreases f g in the diffuser 14 accordingly to the bernoulli law pressure inside nozzle section 12 decreases e 39 f 39 reaches its minimum in throat 13 and increases f 39 g 39 in the diffuser 14 in the narrowing nozzle passage 12 the static pressure is converted into kinetic energy by acceleration of the flow then the opposite occurs in the expanding area 14 wherein the kinetic energy is converted into the static pressure by the slowing down of the flow velocity at the nozzle outlet the flow velocity sharply decreases g h and the pressure increases g 39 h 39 correspondingly because the flow cross section sharply expands the same condition occurs at the mandrel outlet section i j for decreasing flow velocity and i 39 j 39 for increasing pressure u03b4p2 is the difference between pressure. |
8 | clock timer 238 outputs a pulse the next pulse will be triggered by the timer 238 upon the input of the fourth positive transition of the sixteen times clock signal the sixteen times clock signal is also provided as an input to the sample clock timer 244 the sample clock timer 244 receives four bits from the lower nibble of the eight bit timer latch 242 which controls the sample clock 244 pulse rate the value received from the timer latch 242 determines how many positive transitions of the sixteen times clock signal are required at the input to the sample clock 244 to trigger an output pulse from the sample clock timer 244 in the manner described above the output of the sample clock is provided to the microprocessor 210 for use during decoding of the frame information 45 and the interleaved information blocks the sample clock signal allows the microprocessor 210 to decode the demodulated data at 1200 bits per second regardless of whether the demodulated signal is 1200 baud 2400 baud or 4800 baud the sample clock signal is also provided to a sample register 250 of a sync2 correlator 246 the sync2 correlator comprises the sample register 250 which receives the demodulated signal as data and a reference register 248 which receives data from the eight bit data bus 211 the reference register 248 and sample register 250 feed error counting logic 252 the output of which is coupled to one input of a five bit magnitude comparator 254 the error counting logic 252 compares on a bit by bit basis the corresponding bits of the sample register and the reference register and generates a. |
6 | actuator piston 28 fig2 during each pulse cycle gain multiplier 86 provides a gain to the error signal as a function of the change in position of the controlled device as measured by the position sensor 18 during the previous clock cycle the gain in multiplier 86 is derived from signal line 120 and is updated each cycle to provide the updating capability the actual position signal on line 22 is fed via line 97 to a sample and hold circuit 98 to which is also fed a series of clock pulses via line 14c the actual position signal on line 22 is also fed to a summing junction 100 via line 102 the sample and hold circuit 98 stores therein the actual position signal at the last preceding clock pulse upon receipt of the next clock pulse the new position data is fed as an input to the sample and hold circuit and the last preceding position data is fed to the summing junction 100 via line 104 the sample and hold circuit 98 may contain a shifting register at each clock pulse the summing junction 100 thereby receives on line 102 a signal indicative of the present position of the controlled device and via line 104 a signal indicative of the position. |
5 | m there are two type movements between riser 18 and the jacket leg and particularly the stiffened section 42 this could be a vertical motion i e longitudinal with respect to the axis of these members or it can be a pivoting type motion this bearing arrangement takes care of each the vertical movement can be between the bearing housing and the outer wall of floating bearing 48 this permits one to slide with respect to the other rotational movement between the riser and the jacket can be permitted or accommodated between the inner surface of floating bearing 48 and the outer surface of spherical bearing 49 thus inasmuch as these bearings are the spherical self aligning type they will allow riser rotation without forcing secondary forces and moments into either the riser or jacket structure the importance of using both upper and lower horizontal bearings is indicated in fig7 and 8 the lateral deflection of riser 18 without upper horizontal bearing 26 would be as indicated in fig7 assuming riser sleeve 30 were not in place fig8 indicates a changed and limited deflection of riser 18 between lower horizontal bearing 32 and vertical support bearing 22 the mathematics for determining lateral deflection of a vertically suspended pipe. |
4 | depth becomes greater than 10 mm preferably the groove depth should lie between 3 and 7 mm and as a rule should be 5 mm the laser beam 12 should act on the surface of the roll 10 over a width of at the most 1 mm preferably 0 3 to 0 7 mm as a rule the laser beam should vaporize the material of the roll surface over a width of 0 5 mm and thus generate a groove width of 0 5 mm by the displacement of the roll in the axial direction the lateral distance between two adjacent groove channels is defined the maximum axial displacement velocity of the roll 10 should not form a distance between two adjacent groove channels 18 greater than at most 10 mm preferably about 5 mm of course the groove depth can also be set in the intensity of the laser beam 12 is increased or decreased while the roll 10 is rotated with constant velocity all the movements may be performed solely by the roll 10 or alternatively solely by the laser or laser beam preferably the roll 10 will execute the rotational movement while the laser beam 12 or laser source 14 will execute the axial movement along the axis of the roll 10 fig2 shows a schematic basic illustration of the arrangement according to fig1 but in plan view the helical path of the groove 18. |
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