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4 | idler girder 110 includes a first end 124 and a second end 126 which defines a bridge rail 128 the first end 124 and the second end 126 include a plurality of end stops 130 further the bridge rail 128 is structured to facilitate slidable movement of the trolley frame 112 the movement of the trolley frame 112 may slide over the bridge rail 128 however such movement of the trolley frame 112 is restricted by the end stops 130 placed at the first end 124 and the second end 126 the trolley frame 112 includes a hoist 132 and the pair of trolley drives 116 the trolley drives 116 on each side of the trolley frame 112 facilitate the slidable movement of the trolley frame 112 over the bridge rail 128 between the first end 124 and the second end 126 of the idler girder 110 further the lifting device 104 may be coupled to a hook 134 via the lifting link assembly 102 u2032 the lifting link assembly 102 u2032 may be a strap cord or chain member for example or any portion of the aforesaid hereof fitted with a force sensing and communication componentry as will be described herein below further as seen in fig1 the hook 134 carries a load 136 such as a partially assembled transmission for transit to. |
4 | reaction temperature is reached a hydrocarbon source gas 21 is introduced into the reaction chamber at an optimal flow rate the gases are pumped into the reaction chamber 33 through the gas inlet 17 and blown onto the substrate 34 using a quartz gas distributor 16 exhaust gas leaves the chamber through the gas outlet 18 in this embodiment the reaction is set to 30 minutes after the reaction the resulting product is scratched from the substrate previous experiments by varadan v et al u201c synthesis of carbon nanocoils by microwave cvd u201d smart mater struct 11 2002 728 734 did not involve the production of carbon nanocoils and utilized different processing materials and conditions than described in the present invention the advantage of using a microwave field is that it is uniform throughout the reaction chamber 33 this uniform field allows for a higher quantity of coiled carbon nanotubes with consistent properties to be produced during each reaction in addition a microwave field can be instantly turned off whereas a reaction chamber heated by a furnace must be allowed to cool to room temperature before any nanotubes can be extracted this dramatically reduces the lag time between production rounds in the preferred embodiment of the invention a commercially available. |
6 | than others in particular titanium is abrasive and may wear through other contacting materials if subjected to sufficient stress the coating 40 minimizes wear from twisting bending and other deformation as well as from friction the assembly 11 includes more than one spring so each individual spring can have a lower mass as strength from multiple springs is combined as a result of the lower mass of each individual spring in the system the dual spring embodiment has a higher intrinsic natural frequency this higher natural frequency adds safety as the frequency is out of the range of frequencies experienced in use when the apparatus experiences frequencies similar to its natural frequency it can more easily fail this has been seen in airplane landing gear because the natural frequency of the system is higher a measure of safety is added returning to the end mounts 18 the inner diameter of the grooves 28 in end mounts 18 is slightly larger than the resting coil diameter of the outer spring 16 for this reason coupled with the fact that the mentioned springs are tension springs as the spring is introduced to tension the spring diameter naturally tends to decrease however the end mount 18 forces the coil diameter to remain the same on. |
2 | disengagement movement is respectively added or subtracted or is added on the one side and is subtracted on the other side depending on the conveying direction of the web 08 and whether the forme cylinders 02 11 are disengaged in the same or in the opposite direction with respect to each other in connection with the linear embodiment of the double printing group 13 for example as seen in fig7 in particular the amount of the relative speed such as angular position or angular speed resulting from the disengagement in the case of the transfer cylinder 07 whose movement during disengagement has a component in the conveying direction of the web 08 is subtracted while in the case of the transfer cylinder 03 whose movement during disengagement has a component which is anti parallel to or opposite to the conveying direction of the web 08 it is added for placing the double printing group 13 against a web 08 running at production speed for example following a flying plate change or at start up the conditions must be applied in accordance with the relative speed resulting from the engagement the amount of the relative speed such as angular position or angular speed resulting from the engagement in the case of the transfer cylinder 07 whose movement during disengagement has a. |
6 | a lubrication conduit 6 are disclosed by fig4 and 5 6 and 7 8 and 9 and 10 and 11 respectively the lubricant conduit 6 fluidly connects to the pump 5 and serves to supply pressurized lubricant to a device in need of lubrication e g a motor the lubricant conduit 6 of each embodiment can be protected from damage caused by excessive pressure by providing a pressure relief valve 14 in the embodiment of fig4 a conduit or pipe leads from the annular conduit 12 to two input ports u201c a u201d of respective 3 port 2 position valves i e directional control valves 15 the valve ports u201c b u201d in fig4 5 are each in fluid communication with a reservoir t e g reservoir 2 of fig1 valve ports u201c c u201d are each in fluid communication with a pump outlet a p and b r respectively the other pump ports are the pressure gauge ports ma and mt a measuring port m and a vent e thus in fig4 and 5 a two line central lubrication system includes two directional control valves 15 in the form of two 3 port 2 position valves 18 19 respectively which operate as follows if the valve 18 is switched to the first position lubricant is supplied through outlet a p and if valve 18 is switched to the second position lubricant is supplied to the reservoir t unpressurized. |
2 | recesses fig2 a through 2 b will be used for this a recess is thereby defined as any deviation of a copper surface from an ideal or totally flat or planarized copper surface these observations can be summarized as follows and are based on empirical observations of polished copper surface 1 the severity of recesses is higher in higher levels of metals as opposed to lower levels of metal that is the occurrence of recesses is for instance more severe in level 6 metal m6 than in level 3 metal m3 2 the recesses are dependent of the length of a copper interconnect line to which an overlying via interconnect is attached the longer the interconnect line the more severe the recess in the surface of the polished via and 3 the recesses are dependent on the size of the surface that is being polished a small surface area has more recesses than a larger surface area for an explanation of the above highlighted observations the following is suggested 1 higher level of copper are created in overlying layers of dielectric and are therefore less firmly anchored or supported than the lower levels of metal causing increased likelihood of vibration of the higher levels of copper 2 a shorter interconnect line to which an overlying copper via is attached is a firmer body of metal than a longer interconnect line the longer interconnect line is therefore more prone to vibrate a vibration that is transferred to the thereto connected via resulting in unstable contact between the polishing pad and the surface of the via at the time of polishing of the surface of the via and 3 a larger surface area will more uniformly contact a polishing pad than a smaller surface area resulting in more uniform polishing of the. |
6 | release 29 and correspondingly a pivot arm with release 30 that employs a pivot arm with release stop 28 the pivot arm release 29 and the pivot arm with release stop 30 allow an operator to insert a finger or an actuation release tool to release the shackle pivot arm 2 without providing tension on the release lanyard 8 referring to fig1 the shackle with release lever 34 represents another embodiment of the device and method design as most of the features are similar to or identical to the features of the shackle with handle 26 this description will focus on and highlight only the differences between the embodiment of shackle with handle 26 and the embodiment of shackle with release lever 34 specifically the shackle 34 includes a finger actuated release lever 32 that rotates about the finger release lever pivot 33 when an operator actuates the finger release lever 32 counterclockwise as represented by the configuration of fig1 the release lever 32 engages release cam 5 by applying a force in direction 48 which in turn follows the sequence described above to release the shackle pivot arm 2 of shackle 34 the addition of the release lever 32 provides for a third way to release the shackle with release lever 34 this configuration provides for a dual force release arrangement as the length of the pivot arms associated with the release lever 32 can be. |
6 | other similar metal materials wood stone and or other natural materials and or rubber plastics or other synthetic materials alternatively the inserts also could be formed from various ceramic or solid surface materials such as corian u00ae silestone u00ae cambria u00ae caesarstone u00ae or other similar materials that substantially match the look feel and composition of surrounding countertops additionally any of these materials further can be colored and textured so as to match the surrounding decor or the color and or appearance of the appliance itself such as the handle and knob inserts being colored with substantially the same red color as the door of the oven to which they are applied such a coating can be formed for example using powder metal coating techniques or can be applied using high gloss or flat enamel paint rubberized coatings or other similar coating materials or additionally could be wrapped with a removable stick on covering such as a vinyl rubber or other synthetic or textile covering still further as illustrated in the figures in addition to different colors the appliance inserts also can be provided with a variety of different designs i e swirls initials or monograms photos crests or other or designs including designs having a hand painted appearance as well as be provided with a variety of different textures or finishes for example wood grain textures or other similar naturally appearing finishes or textured accents or resinous inserts having various designs and or materials such as leaves washers reeds etc embedded in a clear or colored tinted plastic or resinous material can be provided in addition the handle and knob inserts can be provided with a tacky feel with raised designs ribs bumps or protrusions a leather. |
7 | mechanism 162 the width w 2 of the gas supply path of the secondary flow between the flow path structuring members 113 and 114 is set by the moving mechanism 163 fig5 illustrates yet another example in this figure parts corresponding to fig4 are assigned identical codes and explanations of these parts are omitted in this example flow path structuring members 111 through 114 shaped similarly to the cross section of a nozzle such as illustrated in fig1 are attached to a base plate where a moving mechanism is connected to part of the base plate the widths of the flow paths can be adjusted with this structure as well fig6 illustrates further example in this example the mechanism is one wherein the flow path structuring members 113 and 114 are swiveled around support points 173 and 175 by cam mechanisms 171 and 172 that are rotationally angularly driven by a motor not shown to adjust set the flow path width between the flow path structuring members 113 and 114 in this way it is possible to adjust the width of the flow path of the primary flow and the width of the flow path of the secondary flow of the virtual impactor the flow rate of the primary flow can be adjusted by adjusting the width of the flow path of the primary flow moreover the sizes of the particles of the branch flow and the sizes of the particles subject to condensation can be adjusted through adjusting. |
6 | in the front of the vehicle or illuminates it only weakly this leads during reflection on a wet roadway to little dazzling of an oppositely approaching vehicle driver for producing the light beam required for illumination of the measuring screen 17 in the above described way the reflectors 13 of the headlights 10 and 11 can be designed so that they reflect the light radiated by the light source 14 and correspondingly the light source 15 so as to produce the light beam alternatively each light beam can be produced by optically active elements on the light disk 16 from the light reflected by the reflector 13 the above described illumination device can be provided in accordance with a further embodiment of the invention with an adjusting device 32 illustrated in fig2 the adjusting device 32 can adjust the headlight 11 which illuminates the opposite traffic side with respect to its inclination the adjusting device 32 can increase the inclination of the headlight 11 to the roadway starting from a value for an unloaded vehicle so that the upper bright dark limit 22 of the light beam radiated by this headlight can assume also for a loaded vehicle the position required for eliminating a dazzling of the opposite traffic it is also possible that the adjusting device 32 can adjust the whole headlight 11 or only its reflector 13 the adjusting device 32 can be operated automatically in this case a control device is provided which detects the loading of the vehicle and sets the adjusting device in operation when an adjustment of the headlight 11 is required to avoid dazzling the opposite traffic it is also. |
8 | generally consist of a wafer of p type monocrystalline silicon the substrate 206 shown in the figures comprises a small portion of such a wafer the steps for initially preparing the wafer and for forming field oxide are well known to those skilled in the art and are not therefore described here the steps for fabricating the semiconductor structure 202 shown in fig2 a from a prepared wafer are in sequence 1 form the thin gate oxide 212 of approximately 50 to 400 angstroms 3 pattern and etch the polysilicon gate layer using conventional photoresist masking and etching in order to form the polysilicon gate member 210 fig2 a and 4 reoxidize the gate member 210 to create a reoxidized polysilicon layer 226 these processing steps are well known to those skilled in the art and are therefore not further described here referring to the cross sectional representation of fig2 b the next step in a conventional oxide spacer etch is to deposit a layer 234 of tetro ethyl orthosilicate teos having a thickness of approximately 3000 angstroms the multi layer structure of fig2 b is then inserted into the chamber of a plasma etching apparatus such as that shown in fig1 the ensuing high power plasma etching process operates to destroy sequential horizontal planes of the teos. |
5 | supported by joists 155 so that the space 156 within containers 157 underneath can be employed for storage purposes water may be stored under containers 157 cell 12 may be equipped with fiber glass water tanks 160 lining the inside wall of cell 12 and supplies required for occupants to remain for at least 41 days and up to one year or more using shelter 10 as living quarters when it is safe to leave the shelter for short periods of time water food medical supplies radios instruments such as devices to measure radioactivity batteries etc would be contained within cell 12 as well as a manual flush up toilet 162 segregated by a wall 164 having a cutout 165 for access in existing shelter designs air access is generally accomplished using a pipe extending up through the surface of the ground and terminating in an upside down u configuration or a gooseneck such an arrangement is considered unsatisfactory for several reasons the presence of flying debris during a blast could shear off the top of the pipe or distort it so that a blockage will result also it is accessible to intruders who can use the inlet to insert water or noxious fumes to gain access to force the residents to leave instead of the. |
8 | fig3 is the sectional schematic view of an open style active noise suppressing receiver of the invention embodiment and fig3 b is the sectional view along the line of b b as shown in fig3 compared with fig9 23 24 and 36 it differs from them in that its noise collecting module is the same as that in fig2 the difference between the receiver module and that in fig9 and 36 lies in the acoustically transparent diaphragm 23 in fig9 is placed between the screen 3 and the diaphragm support 22 a in the receiver module in fig2 and feedback pickup 8 a which can insulate sound and is fixed by sound proof anti vibration pad 20 a is put between acoustically transparent diaphragm 23 and diaphragm support 22 a feedback pickup 8 a can receive sounds input from the sound hole on diaphragm support 22 a screen 3 combines with the external wall of acoustic channel 21 rather than with the internal wall of cylinder 4 a acoustic channel 21 a is available between receiver 9 and the internal wall of cylinder 4 a 0217 fig3 is the sectional schematic view of an open style active noise suppressing receiver of the invention embodiment and fig3 b is the sectional view along the line b b as shown in fig3 compared with fig3 and 38 it differs from them in that its noise collecting module is the same as that in fig3 the difference between the receiver module and that in fig3 lies in screen 3 does not combine with the external wall of acoustic channel 21 but with the internal wall of cylinder 4 a acoustic channel 21 a is available between receiver 9 and the internal wall of cylinder 4 a due to the. |
1 | of subtle neuro physiological consequences resulting from sympathetic predominance potentially including headaches anxiety sleep disorders allergies and other maladies that have yet to be attributed to this condition thus leading to a general improvement in health well being and homeostasis it accomplishes this by systematically reducing the breathing frequency with consequent increases in breathing depth the ultimate goal being the realization and ongoing maintenance of 1 complete breathing cycle in 11 76 seconds or 5 complete breathing cycles in 58 8 seconds the result being improved health well being and homeostasis application_number US 93263604 A description the present invention provides a method and system by which u201c breathing therapy u201d may be optimally applied to a conscious recipient or recipients by facilitating the slowing of the recipients resting breathing rate to the ultimate rhythm of 1 cycle in 11 76 seconds inhalation persisting for 5 88 seconds and exhalation persisting for 5 88 seconds additionally several sub methods and sub systems are defined providing alternative means of presenting the recipient with breathing cues and for monitoring the breathing rate of the recipient in both stationary and mobile normal walk of life settings the care recipient is presented an audio visual or audio visual representation of the objective breathing cycle with a gradually increasing interval decreasing frequency to which the recipient consciously synchronizes their breathing cycle in this way a person suffering from chronic sympathetic predominance might start out with. |
5 | has a flange which fits into the corrugations of the chamber 20 as described above can be positioned within a corrugation at any point along the length of the chamber to provide a baffle or act as a weir in one such use the dome may have a cutout or through hole at an elevation alternatively with the kind of loose fit mentioned above there can be flow through the gap between the end dome and the chamber corrugation so the end dome functions like a weir if it is desired to prevent such flow appropriate sealant or gasketing can be employed using a dome as weir creates subchambers within the length of a chamber more than one dome may be positioned along the length of a chamber to create a multiplicity of subchambers the dome as weir is used to make the subchamber function as a reservoir and settlement basin thus water flowing along the length of the chamber will stagnate in velocity and desirable settling of entrained debris will be realized thus by strategic placement of dome weirs along the length of the chamber near the inlet end of a string of chambers a preferential region for settlement of heavier than water debris is created cleaning is made easier while the dome shaped end plate is preferred when a weir is desired in the generality of this aspect of the invention flat end plates may be used as weirs the chamber has another feature which is characterized by an approximate or exact elliptical curve this. |
8 | a sound generator 17 r and a transmitter tr of hearing device 10 r are drawn hearing device 10 l comprises a receiver re although drawn as separate units the dsp 13 r and the amplifier 14 r may be integrated within the same software or electrical unit in addition also the controller or control software 15 r may be integrally formed with dsp 13 r and or amplifier 14 r the hearing device controlling software 15 l 15 r may be implemented in a separate processor but does not have to the same applies for the corresponding elements of the hearing device 10 l in fig1 it is sketched how a concurrent or practically jitter free perception by the user of an acknowledge sound e g upon a volume change in hearing device 10 r can be achieved the user manipulates the user interface 16 r in order to change the volume loudness of signals 7 8 he perceives typically the loudness in both hearing devices shall be changed this generates a control signal whereupon the sound generator 17 r is instructed by the controller 15 r to generate an appropriate sound message acknowledge signal which is referred to as first audio signals 30 the first audio signals 30 are on the one hand fed to the output transducer 12 r e g via dsp 13 r and amplifier. |
3 | malonic acids a reaction temperature of from 30 u00b0 100 u00b0 c at a reduced pressure of from 40 1000 mbar should be set the reaction is preferably carried out at a temperature from 50 u00b0 70 u00b0 c and from 100 1000 mbar isolation of the malonic acid and alkylmalonic acids dissolved in water and the removal of the water with the aid of organic solvents are carried out using two different preferred variants 1st variant from 50 95 of the water used originally is removed by distillation the distillation preferably takes place under reduced pressure at a temperature from 40 u00b0 60 u00b0 c then an organic solvent is added in which the malonic acid or the alkylmalonic acid is insoluble and the remaining water is removed azeotropically suitable solvents for this purpose are those which as the azeotrope contain relatively large amounts of water but separate into two phases upon condensation the aqueous phase is eliminated suitable solvents include hydrocarbons and relatively long chain ethers such as toluene cyclohexane and dibutyl ether the water removed by distillation can be reused in subsequent batches the malonic acid and alkylmalonic acids which crystallize from the organic solvent are removed by filtration washed and dried in vacuo the filtrate including the wash liquid of the organic solvent can be reused for subsequent batches either directly or after distillation from time to time it is especially the recycling of all the solvents that increases the yield if as yet unhydrolyzed or only monohydrolyzed alkyl. |
1 | an interior chamber disposed between an upper wall 16 and a lower base wall 18 upper wall 16 defines an upper surface having a first marginal portion 20 see fig1 a second marginal portion 22 and a standing portion 24 provided proximate first marginal portion 20 is a golf ball containment means which is connected to base 14 for containing a multiplicity of golf balls the containment means here comprises an upstanding body portion 26 within which is formed the first portion 28a of an inclined ramp along which the golf balls roll by force of gravity a second ramp portion 28b connects with ramp portion 28a and extends generally perpendicularly from the golf ball containment means toward a golf ball support means that includes a tee 30 which in a manner presently to be described is movable between a first lowered position and a second elevated position wherein the top of the tee extends above the upper surface of top wall 16 with this construction tee 30 is disposed intermediate the upstanding body 26 and the standing portion 24 of the apparatus body portion 26 of the containment means is of a sufficient height to function as a barrier means for intercepting the flight of errant golf balls from adjacent an apparatus or from golf balls flying from tee 30 in a direction toward the barrier means upstanding body 26 is provided proximate its upper portion with a cover 32 which can be lifted to gain access to ramp portion. |
4 | structure however anywhere from two to twelve weft yarns may be utilized within these single fabric layer areas seams 16 22 the intermediate double fabric layer areas 18 20 comprise each only four weft yarns 28 within plain weave patterns the number of such intermediate weft yarns 28 between the single fabric layer areas 16 22 must be in multiples of two to provide the maximum pressure bearing benefits within the two seams 16 22 and thus the lowest possibility of yarn shifting during inflation at the interfaces of the seams 16 22 with the double fabric layer areas 12 14 24 26 fig2 shows the weave diagram 30 for an inventive fabric which comprises two irregularly shapes concentric circles as the seams such a diagram also provides a general explanation as to the necessary selection criteria of placement of basket weave patterns within the fabric itself three different types of patterns are noted on the diagram by different shades the first 32 indicates the repeated plain weave pattern throughout the double fabric layers 12 14 18 20 24 26 of fig1 for example which must always initiate at a location in the warp direction of 4x 1 with x representing the number of pick arrangement within the diagram and at a location in the fill direction of 4x 1 thus the pick arrangement including the specific two layer plain weave signifying block 32 begins at the block four spaces below it in both directions the. |
5 | fluid pressure chamber pc through the unidirectional check valves 9 provided in the fluid passages 7d and 7c and raises the fluid pressure in such fluid pressure chamber to the level existing in the casing annulus below the packer the tubing pressure may then be decreased by bleeding off the pressure a further decrease if desired can be obtained by swabbing operations in the tubing string in any event the fluid pressure in the casing annulus surrounding the housing assembly 2 will be substantially reduced below the level of the pressured fluid trapped within the fluid pressure chamber pc when the fluid pressure differential across the hammer 40 reaches a desired level the locking sleeve piston 46 is shifted by such fluid pressure differential shearing the shear pin 46c the hammer 40 can then cam the collet arms 45c outwardly and drive down into impact engagement with the primer 32 under the force of the differential fluid pressure the detonation of primer 32 effects the detonation of the booster charge 33 and in turn the ignition of the intermediate primer cord 34 which travels down the primer cord 34 to detonate the booster charge 35 detonation of booster charge 35 will effect the detonation of the booster charge 36 contained within the upper end of the perforating gun 20 thus effecting the detonation of the primer cord 26 extending through the perforating gun 20 to detonate each of the shaped charges 21 mounted therein another. |
3 | b is boron and me is methyl comprising treating a chiral boronic ester r b 2 with a methyl magnesium salt or trimethylaluminum wherein r is the same chiral organyl group and r 39 is alkyl application_number US 9105793 A description the following examples further illustrate the present invention all operations were initially carried out under a nitrogen atmosphere with oven dried glassware the spectra were obtained in an inert atmosphere the 11 b nmr spectra were recorded on a varian ft 80a spectrometer and the chemical shifts are in u03b4 relative to the ethyl etherate of boron trifluoride ee bf 3 with chemical shifts downfield from ee bf 3 assigned as positive the 1 h nmr spectra were scanned on a varian t 60 spectrometer and the 13 c nmr spectra were obtained on a varian ft 80 instrument chemical shifts all in d 2 o are relative to external me 4 si for 1 h and 13 c nmr spectra gas chromatographic analyses were carried out with a varian 1400 fid instrument equipped with a hewlett packard 3390a integrator plotter using a 6 ft u00d7 0 125 in column of 10 carbowax 20m 2 koh on chromosorb w and an internal standard capillary gas chromatographic analyses were carried. |
4 | 1b of the circular sieve 1 both from the outside and from the inside as best seen by referring to fig3 the spray jets of the spray nozzles 11 39 are directed essentially perpendicular to the surface of the circular sieve or screen 1 and they are dispositioned at a location of the circumference of the circular sieve 1 which viewed in the direction of rotation of such circular sieve is disposed at an angle u03b1 fig3 of about 60 u00b0 to 80 u00b0 with respect to the topmost location or crown t of the circular sieve 1 as also will be recognized by reverting to fig1 to 3 the circular sieve or screen 1 is provided with impervious regions 13 which in each instance form troughs or vats 14 owing to the domed or curved configuration of such regions 13 the troughs or vats 14 are suitable for the formation of a liquid sump or pool s the related base or floor of the troughs or vats 14 are formed in each instance by the impervious regions 13 of the circular sieve or screen 1 viewed in the axial direction of the circular sieve 1 the troughs or vats 14 are. |
5 | pass through the inner cover 46 as shown in fig5 the inner cover 46 includes an opening through which the shell 16 is inserted into the inner cover 46 the inner cover 46 also includes an opening above the plug 68 such that the plug 68 can be removed from the pylon 10 without removing the inner cover 46 removal of the plug 68 allows access to the various components carried within the pylon 10 an outer cover 50 encases the inner cover 46 the outer cover 50 provides a second level of protection to the shell 16 it is contemplated that the outer cover 50 will be adorned with logos designs or advertising materials the outer cover 50 includes fasteners and openings whereby the outer cover 50 is readily removable and replaceable from the pylon 10 so as to allow ready customization of the outer appearance of the pylon 10 the outer cover 50 also includes a window 52 which when both the inner cover 46 and the outer cover 50 are installed on the shell 16 aligns with the window 48 of the inner cover 46 to allow light to emit from luminaire 18 to the exterior of the pylon 10 referring now to fig1 in one configuration the support structure incorporates a magnetic base defined by a magnet 54 a support plate 56 an anchor 58 and a fastener 60 the anchor 58 forms an interference fit within the tube 14 and the fastener 60 sandwiches the magnet 54 between the anchor 58 and the. |
2 | or the like has enhanced resiliency and support at strategic locations due to the use of coil springs interlocked and held within a densified heat bonded low melt fiber batt used as the core or cover of the resilient structure the densified fiber batt core includes low melt fibers which when heated to the melting point and then cooled intersect and interlock with the coil springs the coil springs function as an integral part of the fiber batt eliminating the need for lattice wires and the like to interlock the springs in the structure the invention also increases the capability of manufacturing resilient structures in a wide variety of shapes and sizes application_number US 91051597 A description according to a preferred embodiment of the invention applicant uses a moderately densified heat bonded low melt fiber batt as a starting material such a fiber batt may be formed from a bale of dual polymer fibers 30 as shown in fig1 a such as celbond u00ae staple fibers manufactured by hoechst celanese corporation alternatively high melt or heat stable fibers may be mixed with low melt fibers preferably if a dual polymer fiber is used a bale of the dual polymer fibers is picked and fluffed to a desired degree then tumbled and fed to a feed hopper thereafter the fiber mass is carded by a garneting machine until a desired volume and or density is achieved as is known in the industry densifying a fiber batt of this type involves various stages of heating and compressing to form a predetermined shape the celbond u00ae dual polymer fiber includes a low melt polymer sheath which surrounds a thermally stable polyester. |
2 | complete the job as needed the mip consists of memory for storing digital image input received from the rip once the images are in mip memory they can be repeatedly read from memory and output to the render circuit the amount of memory required to store a given number of images can be reduced by compressing the images therefore the images are compressed prior to mip memory storage then decompressed while being read from mip memory the output of the mip is provided to an image render circuit 39 which alters the image and provides the altered image to the writer interface 32 otherwise known as a write head print head etc which applies exposure parameters to the exposure medium such as a photoconductor 18 after exposure the portion of exposure medium belt 18 bearing the latent charge images travels to a development station 35 development station 35 includes a magnetic brush in juxtaposition to the belt 18 magnetic brush development stations are well known in the art and are preferred in many applications alternatively other known types of development stations or devices may be used plural development stations 35 may be provided for developing images in plural colors or from toners of different physical characteristics full process color electrographic printing is accomplished by utilizing this process for each of four toner colors e g black cyan magenta yellow upon the imaged portion of belt 18 reaching development station 35 lcu 24 selectively activates development station 35 to apply toner to belt 18 by moving backup roller or bar 35 a against belt. |
7 | velocity application_number US 47924795 A description fig1 a shows a plan view drawn to scale of a portion of the surface of a silicon substrate 1 in one embodiment measuring 2 5 mm u00d7 5 mm at any convenient thickness in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention it is to be understood that materials other than those disclosed herein may also be used in the surface of substrate 1 is etched a channel having a wide portion 2a and a narrow portion 2b fig2 and 3 show cross sectional views of a glass or silicon cover 12 and the substrate 1 as viewed along line b b and line a a respectively in fig1 a a groove channel 13a in fig2 and 13b in fig3 is etched in a surface 12a of cover 12 the groove having wide and narrow portions corresponding to the wide and narrow portions of the channel 2a 2b of substrate 1 the cover 12 is anodically or wafer bonded to the substrate 1 so that the channel 13a 13b of cover 12 aligns with the channel 2a 2b of substrate 1 to form a flow path for fluids referring again to fig1 a the wide portion 2a of substrate 1. |
4 | frequency of the oscillator is dependent upon the values of the inductive reactance of the coil l 1 and the capacitive reactance of c 1 the inductive reactance of the coil l 1 is varied by the proximity of armature 50 when current flows in coil l 1 eddy currents are generated in the armature plate 50 by virtue of the electromagnetic field generated by the current flow in coil l 1 the physical position of the armature 50 is changed by virtue of movement of diaphragm 18 in response to pressure changes in chamber 26 which in turn causes variations in the inductive reactance of coil l 1 in the present practice of the invention it has been found satisfactory to use a coil l 1 having an inductance of 2 3 millihenries with c 1 having a value of 0 01 microfarads when the voltage from the l c circuit to the collector of q 2 along lead 152 is high q 2 is off and q 1 is on when the voltage to the collector of q 2 is low q 2 is on and q 1 is off q 1 and q 2 thus act as an oscillator in conjunction with associated resistors r 2 r 5 r 4 r 6 and capacitor c 3 the oscillator circuit of the present invention has been found satisfactory if the values of the resistors r 1 r 4 r 6 and capacitor c 3 are chosen to give an oscillator frequency. |
1 | and disassembly of body 50 and trigger member 90 trigger member 90 includes first end 81 second end 83 inner surface 84 and outer surface 82 as best seen in fig1 and 2 first end 81 includes trigger flange 85 which is preferably curved and extends away from outer surface 82 in a substantially perpendicular direction a sufficient distance to support at least one finger of a user 39 s hand referring to fig4 and 5 first end 81 further includes guide member 86 preferred or integral with flange 85 to facilitate linear movement of trigger member 90 within channel 35 guide member 86 extends along outer surface 82 a distance sufficient to provide support and maximal linear movement of trigger member 90 through channel 35 and the opening or slot 57 in handle 55 in the preferred embodiment guide member 86 extends along outer surface 82 about one fourth to one half of the distance toward second end 83 this distance can be readily adjusted by one skilled in the art second end 83 of trigger member 90 is provided with a plunger withdrawal extension 92 which outwardly directs plunger 13 from barrel 12 when apparatus 10 is operated as. |
1 | r 2 and r 3 substituted compounds of this invention can be prepared using one or more of the following reactions str4 in this reaction r 1 r 4 and r 5 can be as defined above a nitrate r 2 group can be inserted by the use of ceric ammonium nitrate halo r 2 39 s can be inserted by the use of ceric ammonium nitrate together with a halo containing nucleophilic such as lithium chloride or lithium bromide or the like an alkoxy r 2 can be inserted by the use of ceric ammonium nitrite together with the alkanol corresponding to the alkoxy the r 3 group will be oh if no alkanol is present and can be alkoxy if alkanol is present this reaction is generally carried out using excess ceric ammonium nitrate i e a 1 5 to 10 molar excess when forming compounds having a nitrate r 2 group the starting steroid and the ceric ammonium nitrate are mixed generally in a polar solvent especially 80 100 acetic acid and stirred at low to moderate temperatures such as 5 u00b0 to 40 u00b0 c for from about 1 hour to about 24 hours when adding halo r 2 39 s an excess 2 to 20 molar of halo nucleophile. |
5 | the operation is being carried out so long as the plug 20 is not completely dissolved until after the operation is completed in another exemplary embodiment the thickness of the plug 20 may be sufficiently thick and the soda content sufficiently low such that the plug 20 barely dissolves even in the presence of water to guarantee that a required operation is completed before dissolution in an exemplary embodiment shown in fig4 to advance the dissolution of the plug 20 at least one fluid port 40 or a plurality of fluid ports 40 may be provided in an area circumferentially surrounding the plug 20 water or heated water may be provided to the plug 20 at a time when the plug 20 is to be dissolved the temperature of the water and the time the plug 20 is exposed to the water may both be selected to dissolve the plug 20 in a desired amount of time the fluid ports 40 may be arranged such that the water or heated water is directed towards a portion of the plug 20 that is desired to be dissolved first in yet another exemplary embodiment as shown in fig5 a 5c the plug 20 includes a protective oil based layer 50 deployed. |
9 | mounted as shown in an upper bearing 19 and a lower bearing 20 the motor 8 the gear 10 and the compressor housing with the rotor are arranged as shown within a common pressure shell 21 within this pressure shell there is a common gas atmosphere the so called the drive atmosphere seals 17 and 18 delimit a compressor process atmosphere from compressor housing 13 runs an open flow line connection 22 as shown into pipeline 1 which flows into the separator 39 s gas chamber 4 and supplies a well stream to the separator flow line 22 exits from the compressor housing 13 below a balance piston 23 for the compressor 39 s drive shaft flow line 22 thus runs from the compressor process atmosphere to the pipeline 1 for the well stream between flow line 22 and a lube oil sump 25 runs a gas line 24 with a built in throttle 33 the lube oil sump has as shown at 26 an open communication with the interior of pressure shell 21 and is therefore a part of the drive atmosphere the lube oil sump 25 is at the same time a part of the lube oil circuit which comprises a lube oil pump 27 a lube oil cooler 28 and a lube oil flow line 29 which goes to the respective bearings in the motor gear and compressor the lube oil flow line 29 is distributed as shown into branch pipes to the various bearings although in this case not to the. |
4 | 33 g 10 7 mmol of ferric nitrate nonahydrate and 0 42 g 1 19 mmol of ferric acetylacetonate in 50 ml of methanol the mixture was stirred for 75 min before drying at 105 u00b0 and 28 in hg for 17 hrs the solid was ground and sieved 80 mesh to afford 5 87 g of catalyst analysis showed 13 79 iron present in the catalyst fibrils were prepared following the procedure of example 2 at 650 u00b0 c using 0 0939 g of the above catalyst to afford 0 3962 g of fibrils this corresponds to 31 times the theoretical iron content of the catalyst into a round bottom flask was added 4 33 g of degussa fumed alumina in 20 ml of water followed by a solution of 4 33 g 10 7 mmol of ferric nitrate nonahydrate and 0 17 g 0 138 mmol of ammonium molybdate in 40 ml of water the mixture was mechanically stirred for 1 hour the water was removed at reduced pressure at 40 u00b0 c overnight final drying was accomplished at 140 u00b0 c and 26 mm hg for 21 hours to afford 5 57 g of solid analysis of the catalyst showed 9 87 iron and 1 45 molybdenum to be present fibrils were prepared following the procedure of example 2 at 650 u00b0 c using 0 0794 g of catalyst to afford 0 8656 g of fibrils this corresponds to 111 times the iron content of the catalyst into a round bottom flask containing 4 33 g of degussa fumed alumina and 30 ml of methanol was added a solution of 4 33 g 10 7 mmol of ferric nitrate nonahydrate and. |
5 | an amine an amide a hydroxyl or a thiol group this reaction can be carried out at ambient conditions and also under conditions occurring in a subterranean hydrocarbonaceous formation these gels are novel in that they are unaffected by high saline concentrations often encountered in oil reservoirs high temperatures encountered in said reservoirs do not adversely affect said gels carbonate bicarbonate and sulfate anions encountered in oil reservoirs which are known to affect certain metal crosslinked gels but do not affect these novel gels these novel gels can be formed under all ph conditions and are particularly useful in ph conditions of 10 or less a method for making a kindred gel is discussed in u s pat no 4 157 322 which issued to colegrove on june 5 1979 unlike colegrove the instant gelation reaction is not catalyzed by a salt which is acid generating upon the application of heat this patent is hereby incorporated by reference gels utilized as chemical blocking agents herein can be made from various related materials these materials will be discussed later if the formation is over pressured which means the reservoir pressure is greater than the hydrostatic pressure of water 0 433 psi ft standing in the wellbore the volume of chemical blocking agent should be prepared from the high density brine as is anticipated a relatively small amount usually less than about 50 barrels of the liquefied chemical blocking agent is required to isolate the perforated interval and the washed out portion of the formation surrounding well 4 as shown in fig2 after about 2 to about 4 hours the chemical blocking. |
7 | 375 the utterance is rejected otherwise if either the score value is greater than the change in score value plus 250 or the change in score value is less than 28 an n best algorithm is applied to the utterance otherwise the utterance is accepted in the embodiment described with reference to fig2 two dimensions are used for the linear discriminative analysis the dimension u201c score u201d represents the distance between a given utterance and a given vr template as derived from the outputs of multiple bandpass filters not shown the dimension u201c change in score u201d represents the difference between the lowest score i e the closest matched score and the next lowest score i e the score for the next closest matched utterance in another embodiment the dimension u201c score u201d represents the distance between a given utterance and a given vr template as derived from the cepstral coefficients of the utterance in another embodiment the dimension u201c score u201d represents the distance between a given utterance and a given vr template as derived from the linear predictive coding lpc coefficients of the utterance techniques for deriving the lpc coefficients and the cepstral coefficients of an utterance are described in the aforementioned u s pat no 5 414 796 in alternate embodiments the linear discriminative analysis is not restricted to two dimensions accordingly a first score based upon bandpass filter outputs a second score based upon cepstral. |
6 | shaft 24 and to which a ring of turbine blades 112 can be connected and disconnected by a conical friction clutch 114 connection and disconnection of the clutch 114 is accomplished by establishing a pressure differential on opposite sides of radial extension 110 in accordance with my u s pat no 3 831 463 another cone clutch 116 can be operated in a similar way for connecting the turbine shaft 24 to the rotatable casing 6 12a if the turbine shaft is connected to the casing and if the ring of turbine blades 112 is connected to the turbine shaft the whole blade system will rotate however due to the construction and form of the blade system according to the invention the ring of guide blades 16 will not rotate at the same speed or even practically the same speed as the pump blades or the turbine blades because even at much lower speeds it will not significantly agitate circulation of fluid through the blade system and therefore it will rotate at a considerably lower speed rotation of the ring of guide blades at such speeds reduces the wear on the free wheel and or relatively speaking allows the free wheel to operate under a higher connection force on the blocks in the free wheel which is highly desirable owing to the wide variation in oil viscosity and without causing wear thus the blade system of the invention has given the designer a wider scope for better design and at the same time reduced wear of the free wheel fig5 and 5a show the performance obtained for a high torque absorption transmission according to fig4 having a blade system according to the invention and with the ring of guide blades mounted on a one way free. |
4 | abstract boron nitride nanotubes boron nitride nanoparticles carbon nanotubes graphites or combinations are incorporated into matrices of polymer ceramic or metals fibers yarns and woven or nonwoven mats of bnnts are used as toughening layers in penetration resistant materials to maximize energy absorption and or high hardness layers to rebound or deform penetrators they can be also used as reinforcing inclusions combining with other polymer matrices to create composite layers like typical reinforcing fibers such as kevlar u00ae spectra u00ae ceramics and metals enhanced wear resistance and usage time are achieved by adding boron nitride nanomaterials increasing hardness and toughness such materials can be used in high temperature environments since the oxidation temperature of bnnts exceeds 800 u00b0 c in air boron nitride based composites are useful as strong structural materials for anti micrometeorite layers for spacecraft and space suits ultra strong tethers protective gear vehicles helmets shields and safety suits helmets for industry application_number US 201113136216 A description the following detailed description is of the best presently contemplated mode of carrying out the invention this description is not to be taken in a limiting sense but is made merely for the purpose of illustrating general principles of embodiments of the invention the embodiments of the invention and the various features and advantageous details thereof are more fully explained with reference to the non limiting embodiments and examples that are described and or illustrated in the accompanying drawings and set forth in the following description it should be noted that the features illustrated. |
5 | from the principles of the present invention as depicted in fig1 a casing string 12 has been positioned in a parent wellbore 14 and has been cemented therein the casing string 12 could be any type of tubular string such as a string of liner etc and the parent wellbore 14 could be any type of wellbore such as a branch wellbore a vertical horizontal or deviated wellbore etc in keeping with the principles of the invention in addition the terms u201c cemented u201d u201c cement u201d u201c cementing u201d etc as used herein are intended to encompass any means of securing and sealing the casing string 12 in the wellbore 14 for example materials such as epoxies gels resins polymers elastomers etc as well as cementitious materials may be used for this purpose after the casing string 12 has been cemented in the wellbore 14 a latch profile 16 is installed in the casing representatively the latch profile 16 is used in the method 10 to position a whipstock assembly 18 at a location in the casing string 12 where it is desired to drill a branch wellbore however it is to be clearly understood that the latch profile 16 may be used for any of a large variety of purposes other than positioning the whipstock assembly 18 without departing from the principles of the invention for example the latch profile 16 could be used to position a device for re entering the branch wellbore after it is drilled and the whipstock assembly 18 is retrieved from the well the latch profile. |
6 | a nozzle orifice 11 which abuts flush on the inner side of the partial cone shell so that the liquid fuel spray which propagates from each individual fuel nozzle propagates preferably perpendicularly to the inner wall of the partial cone shell the fuel spray which propagates from each individual fuel nozzle forms a conically expanding fuel spray cloud which includes a cone angle of u00b1 45 u00b0 with regard to an axis perpendicularly intersecting the nozzle orifice in order to avoid the wall regions of the partial cone shells which lie opposite the respective nozzle orifices being wetted by the propagating fuel spray clouds the liquid fuel supply units 9 10 are installed preferably downstream on the leading edge of a respective partial cone shell 2 3 so that no partial cone shell wall lies opposite the nozzle outlet orifices 11 and so the fuel spray clouds which issue from the fuel nozzle orifices can propagate freely into the inside of the swirl chamber 1 a fuel supply pressure of at least 20 bar is to be provided inside the liquid fuel lines in order to ensure a degree of atomization which is as high as possible and also to ensure a penetration depth of the liquid fuel to be introduced into the swirl chamber through the liquid fuel supply units which is as great as possible i e fuel droplets with droplet diameters of 50 u03bcm maximum preferably between 20 and 50 u03bcm are to aimed for in addition to the use of most simple fuel nozzles with a nozzle passage which extends rectilinearly and a flat nozzle orifice as they can be gathered from the schematized presentation in fig2. |
3 | 500 cells well after 24 hours the medium was changed and adipogenic or osteogenic or normal medium was added after 5 weeks when the aptamer isolated cells reached confluence the adipogenic and osteogenic staining procedure was started fresh human plasma was prepared by centrifugation 3000 g of whole blood for 20 min 8 nmol of the aptamer were incubated at 37 u00b0 c in a final volume of 0 5 ml of freshly prepared heparinized human plasma samples of 50 u03bcl were removed after 0 0 5 1 1 5 2 2 5 3 and 6 hours the reactions were terminated by adding of 10 u03bcl of loading buffer and subsequent storage on ice full length and digested oligonucleotides were separated on a 2 agarose gel and photodocumented porcine and human amscs were successfully isolated from bone marrow via gradient centrifugation expanded in a monolayer culture and evaluated for osteogenic differentiation potential spindle bipolar to polygonal fibroblastic cells were observed after 4 days of the first seeding the cells reached confluence after 12 days of culture on the first passage the cells showed a uniform monolayer the amscs cultured in osteogenic medium showed alp positive and von kossa positive calcium mineral precipitation after 8 days and 28 days the amsc cultured in adipogenic differentiation medium showed red oil staining while all the controls were negative fig1 a the surface marker staining showed that the attached cells were cd29 cd44 cd45 u2212 cd90 sla class i sla dq u2212 and sla dr u2212 fig1 b amscs derived from porcine and human bone marrow were used as the target for in vitro selection of aptamers from a random pool of dna molecules the starting library consisted of 79 mer single stranded dna molecules containing randomized 40 oligonucleotide inserts this. |
8 | of 220 vac for 230 vac systems so under the conditions of extreme or overvoltages the voltage decreasing ac voltage regulator keeps the output voltage to the load at the selected set energy savings voltages under the conditions of the input ac mains voltage falling below the energy savings set voltage in this example 114 vac for nominal 120 vac systems and 220 vac for nominal 230 vac systems if a full avr is used then the full avr will not only be using internal power to increase or boost the low input mains ac voltage but that will not save as much energy as the present invention as below the set energy saving voltage the control electronics will sense the low input ac mains voltage switch off the voltage decreasing ac voltage regulator power electronics saving internal energy and activate the series bypass contactor hence the low main ac input voltage is now applied directly to the load minimizing the voltage drop if the voltage decreasing ac voltage regulator stayed connected in the circuit and additional energy savings is achieved by this low input mains ac voltage being applied directly to the load through the series bypass contactor also when the input mains ac voltage increases above the set energy savings voltage the series bypass contactor is switched out and the voltage decreasing ac voltage regulator is. |
8 | to implement segment 3 as part of the high priority restoral route and will then update rtt database 118 to indicate that segment 3 is part of the high priority restoral route and the unavailable segment 1 is part of the low priority restoral route as a result of this segment swap segment 3 which can be successfully and automatically implemented is now a part of the high priority restoral route therefore the high priority restoral route can be quickly implemented rather than depending on a repair to segment 1 segment 1 is now a part of the low priority restoral route but does not add to the time needed to implement this route this is became the time needed to repair segment 1 will be much less than the time needed to execute the manual actions that are required to implement a low priority route ______________________________________ not part of not used or priority priority priority restoral unavailable group 1 group 2 group 3 pre plan segments______________________________________restoralpre planset upsegment 1 s sub 1segment 2 s sub 2segment 3 s sub 3segmentsubstitutionsegment 1 s sub 1 u2192 s sub 1segment 2 s sub 2 u2190 s sub 2segment swapsegment 1 s sub 1 u2192 s sub 1segment 3 s sub 3 u2190 s sub 3______________________________________ fig2 5 are block diagrams of a network of dne nodes these figures illustrate the different scenarios in which the present invention operates fig2 illustrates. |
6 | a second method step preferably by means of an electric resistance welding so as to provide a butt weld seam not illustrated alternatively to this the two ring ends 29 30 may also be joined together by means of other suitable thermal joining methods for example by laser welding or the like before thermal joining it is usually necessary to subject the region of the ring ends 29 30 to mechanical retreatment for example by detaching a short piece in the region of the two ring ends 29 30 and or by lathe turning the ring ends 29 30 before the actual welding operation at least two continuous cylindrical venting bores 32 33 are introduced into the ring 28 by drilling or punching preferably in the region of the ring ends 29 30 on the one hand these venting bores 32 33 prevent excess pressure from occurring in the ring 28 as a result of the welding gases arising due to the thermal joining process on the other hand the venting bores 32 33 during the subsequent process of shaping into the flanged disk 16 in which a change in volume of an inner space of the ring 28 generally also occurs prevent the situation where excess pressure within the ring 28 arises before the shaping process an outside diameter 34 of the tube portion lies in a range of between 15 mm and 30 mm but may. |
6 | shown in fig4 this snap like action results from the junctions of the groove sides with the floors and interconnecting bands functioning as toggle joints after the tube has been removed from the forming machines it may be flexed to a bent position and thereafter retain such configuration during this operation individual groove walls on the outside of the bend snap often in a random fashion from mutually convergent to divergent configurations in fig5 for example the outside wall portions of groove walls 40 have so snapped while their inside curved portion 41 have retained their mutually convergent orientation additional flexing of the tube causes groove walls 43 also to snap with toggle like action to an open mutually divergent configuration in other cases as shown in fig2 the snap action of the groove walls along the convex side of the bent flexible zone is random here for example it is seen that groove walls 45 have snapped open while walls 46 have not it thus is difficult to predict the exact order of the progression of toggle action we thus see that a flexible tube is provided of the type having minimal spring back tendencies which has a substantially smooth and unruffled peripheral surface that may be. |
8 | fabricated with a pattern of receptor sites that matches the pattern of functional elements 102 that are formed on the wafer the template substrate is then placed on the wafer in one embodiment with relative alignment such that the functional elements 102 are then released into the template substrate to reduce the adhesion of the dicing tape uv release dicing tape could be used and the uv exposure could be either a flood exposure or through a stencil or mask so that only the adhesive touching the chips that are to be transferred is uv treated as the dicing tape releases the functional elements 102 the elements 102 are released into the template substrate the layout of the wafer containing the functional elements 102 is important for the transfer of many devices at one time it is preferable to layout the functional elements 102 on the wafer such that the spacing between every i functional elements 102 in the x axis and every j functional elements 102 in the y axis matches the x and y spacing between holes on the punched web 108 to which the devices will be transferred if such a layout is not convenient or practical then the transfer of the functional elements 102 could be completed in more than one step as described above analogously the transfer of two or more different functional elements 102 could be completed in a sequential index and transfer process as described above another option would be to first cut the. |
7 | the variable j column number is set to any value of 1 to n in the step s 419 in the step s 420 the defect points of all rows i 1 to m 1 of the jth column are read the m 1th row means a row of u201c total defect points for each educational material unit u201d in the table 35 in the step s 421 it is judged whether the total defect points d m 1 j for each educational material unit is at least the threshold value or not as the threshold value 70 points is set for example if it is lower than the threshold value the process returns from the step s 424 to s 420 and proceeds to processing the next column in the educational material unit defect point table 35 if it is the threshold value or more the process proceeds to the step s 422 in the step s 422 the variable k is incremented by 1 in the step s 423 the value of the variable j is put in the element wd k of the defective educational material unit number table 36 0109 fig1 shows a content of the defective educational material unit number table 36 in the table 36 the number j of educational material unit 37 in the illustrated example whose total defect point is the. |
8 | written for each sem discriminating a spectrum where wave numbers falling outside the tolerable range appear from spectra where wave numbers are within the tolerable range and displaying the spectrum and discriminating the graph itself of the corresponding sem from the graph of the sem having only a spectrum falling within the tolerable range and displaying it alternatively plural sems may be displayed as models as shown in fig1 and a specific sem model may be flickered when powers go outside the preset tolerable range or set values by providing display in this way diurnal change of each inspection apparatus and the differences between apparatuses can also be managed when an abnormality is discerned a disturbance factor is identified based on the analyzed disturbance frequency and work for eliminating the factor is performed in the above embodiment the master computer 105 picks up evaluated values of a disturbance vibrations from each apparatus the master computer 105 may pick up images for analyzing disturbance vibrations from each apparatus and analyses of the disturbance vibrations may be performed on the side of the master computer 105 on the side of each apparatus the work time for the analysis of disturbance vibrations can be passed to other work time in busy cases this is effective in that the inspection throughput is not deteriorated embodiments of scanning electron microscopes sems have been described so far similar advantageous effects can be obtained with a scanning transmission electron microscope stem and a scanning ion microscope sim that is any apparatus can yield the advantageous effects of the present invention as long as it is a microscope using a scanning beam made of focused charged particles furthermore a 1d fft or. |
2 | an area corresponding to that area of the carton c against which the closure flange l rests the ultrasonic sealing member 30 is then actuated the closure f is sealed to the carton c at the flange l and the ultrasonic sealing member 30 as well as an applicator anvil 32 are then moved out of engagement with the carton c and closure f respectively an exemplary open top carton c partially constructed is illustrated in fig6 while an exemplary closure f for use with the present applicator 26 is shown in fig7 a present applicator 26 is illustrated in fig2 through 5 referring to fig2 the applicator 26 includes generally a frame 34 the sealer 30 such as the exemplary ultrasonic sealer also referred to as an ultrasonic horn an anvil arm 36 on which the anvil 32 is mounted and a drive assembly 38 the applicator 26 cooperates with a closure supply 40 that supplies closures f to the applicator 26 via the transport assembly 28 the transport assembly 28 can be configured as a chute or like transport path through which the closures f move from the supply 40 to the applicator 26 an exemplary chute arrangement is disclosed in the aforementioned patent to giacomelli et al the frame 34 is a stationary member affixed to a portion of the form fill and seal packaging machine 10 the applicator 26 components are affixed to the frame 34 and are either stationary or configured for movement as will be discussed herein the sealer 30 typically includes a horn or other actuating member the horn 31 is. |
7 | or extra power is required uses redundancy and non linear filtering to reduce the likelihood of erroneous results and does not require far end silence or special termination device an auto negotiation method is disclosed which captures the time domain reflection of auto negotiation an pulses by using an internal buffer it then identifies the near and far end echoes and uses the distance between the signal echoes to estimate the cable length it also uses the amplitudes of the far end echoes to determine whether the cable is terminated to a far end phy or if it has an open or shorted wire the presence of actual an pulses from a far end device can cause incorrect measurements due to the resemblance between these pulses and the reflected pulses from the device conducting the test in order to avoid this each measurement is repeated multiple times and the results are calculated and saved for one or more or all iterations using all of the stored measurements the cable length may be chosen by median filter to avoid spurious results an improper termination is determined by whether a majority of the results were flagged for that type of cable fault in one embodiment the method disclosed herein calculates the length of the cable under test for good cables which are terminated by another phy for faulty cables with an open wire or. |
9 | cylinder attached to manifold and vented cylinder goes through a vacuum n 2 fill cycle vacuumed cylinders filled with 5000 ppm h 2 s in n 2 to 100 psig and maintained for 9 days manifold vented through a scrubber and vacuumed step 4 h 2 s removal cylinder attached to manifold and vented out through scrubber cylinder goes through a vacuum n 2 fill cycle cylinder vacuumed for at least 2 hours step 5 standard filling filled with 89 5 ppb h 2 s in cp grade ethylene step 1 vacuum bake size 16 cylinder goes through a vacuum fill bake cycle for a minimum of 4 hours step 2 silane passivation cylinder attached to manifold and vacuumed cylinder filled with 1 silane in n 2 to 100 psig and maintained for 3 days manifold vented and vacuumed step 3 silane removal and h 2 s passivation cylinder attached to manifold and vented cylinder goes through a vacuum n 2 fill cycle vacuumed cylinders filled with 5000 ppm h 2 s in n 2 to 100 psig and maintained for 8 days manifold vented through a scrubber and vacuumed step 4 h 2 s removal cylinder attached to manifold and vented out through scrubber cylinder goes through a vacuum n 2 fill cycle cylinder vacuumed for at least 2 hours step. |
8 | and 7 side exterior wall 14 c has slot 26 slot 26 is configured to receive pull tab 56 illustrated in fig1 it is to be understood that slot 26 is optional that it can be positioned in one or more of the side exterior walls 14 and that it can have different geometries to accommodate different types of pull tabs insulating housing 10 can have more than one slot 26 e g in case more than one pull tab 56 is desired optionally side exterior wall 14 c has a set of terminated cable assembly retention feature apertures 28 it is to be understood that terminated cable assembly retention feature apertures 28 can be positioned in one or more of the side exterior walls 14 terminated cable assembly retention feature apertures 28 preferably have a lead in formed e g by rounded edges to facilitate proper assembly retention and removal of each terminated cable assembly 30 illustrated in fig1 fig8 and 9 illustrate different perspective views of another exemplary embodiment of an insulating housing according to the present invention insulating housing 110 has a front exterior wall 112 laterally extending side exterior walls 114 a 114 b 114 c and 114 d hereafter collectively referred to. |
2 | blade clamping surface 13 on the left side member 12 slides inside a shoe like protrusion in the right side member at 23 so as to hold blade 16 in a lower off center position angled slightly with respect to the planar bottom surface 15 the knife blade is easily removed by loosening the bolts 20 and separating the top and bottom sections 12 and 14 the bottom section 14 preferably has a cavity at 19 to hold extra knife blades 22 since the multi edged blade element 16 is symmetrical it may be used in a left handed or right handed configuration without any modification to the multi edged blade structural details of an embodiment of a multi edged utility knife are shown in fig2 a 2 b 3 a and 3 b in fig2 a there is shown a side view detailing bottom section 14 directly below in fig2 b a top view of the bottom section 14 is depicted a channel 17 is formed adjacent planar bottom surface 15 in the blade supporting portion to accept the knife blade the width of the channel is substantially the same as the width of the blade which is designed to fit as a loose fit the depth of the channel 17 combines with the clamping surface 13 to form a space that is slightly less than that of the blade thickness so that when the top and bottom sections 12 and 14 are clamped the knife blade 16 is firmly held also illustrated is an opening which houses. |
8 | prior art or in the above described embodiments further in these figures reference numeral 45 designates the base station device which includes the control circuit a 11 which controls the signal receiver a 7 the signal transmitter a 8 and the synthesizer a 10 and serves as an interface between the signal transmitter a 7 and the signal receiver a 8 and an external device further in the figures reference numerals 46 and 47 designate windings a and b of a hybrid transformer respectively 49 dc voltage supply terminals 50 signal cable connecting terminals 51 further in fig7 reference numeral designates a conical ground plate of a discone antenna and 52 control lines for making access to the control circuit a 11 in fig7 the antenna 6 39 and the conical ground plate 51 are aerial sections and external conductor 19 with the skirt as shown in fig6 are outside of a coaxial cable not shown the components 9 through 11 and 46 through 49 provided inside the external conductor a 19 form a radio section and the connecting terminals 50 form a connecting section the operation of the base station device shown in fig6 will now be described the length of the skirt a 20 is set to a quarter 1 4. |
9 | have a surface which will experience abrasion with service such as instrument panels armrests window edges headrests steering wheel columns consoles etc since the three dimensional multi colored thermoplastic allows many surface colors on the plastic part an application of a paint or stain to a textured threedimensional multi color surface which is then wiped off will simulate cloth and wood textures better than when a solid colored surface is used in the three dimensional multi colored formula it may be possible to add a 34 fabric fragrance 34 to the compound fused particle shape can be controlled by process parameters such as heat time and rotation rate fused particle shape can be varied from round to elongated to a total blend a three dimensional multi color plastic part has two effects on textured surfaces 1 on a coarse texture where one would expect to have shadows the texture is enhanced 2 on shallow textures little shadowing the texture is subdued and less apparent than if a solid colored pigmented particles were used the synergism between three dimensional multi colored pigmented particles and the previously described denim texture or other cloth simulated textures appears to reside in part in the psychological recognition process two of the most obvious influences on the recognition process are the frequency and recency with which an input has been encountered in the past to replicate prior experiences one way in which frequency seems to facilitate recognition is by establishing higher level memory representations that can be matched to the input the more often a pattern is experienced the more likely it can be matched as a single unit against a memory representation in most cases of recognition familiarity and identification. |
9 | concavity portion the concavity portion has an outer surface 32 and an inner surface 34 the inner surface contains a concavity 40 with a concavity end 42 that is also one attachment point for the upper body 100 the concavity may contain structural ribs to enhance the geometric stability of the glide and the concavity also functions to allow elastic deformation of the glide due to impact forces providing impact absorption in severe service this provides means for absorbing impact forces normal to the tubular product axis on a surface offset from and surrounding the tubular product as shown in fig9 10 and 11 the concavity inner surface is also integral with the attachment extension portion that has an attachment extension 44 with a first end 46 where it is molded with the concavity portion inner surface to form the main body and a second end 48 that is the second attachment point for the upper body 100 between the main body outer and inner surface there is a countersink opening 50 located centrally in the attachment extension first end 44 the countersink opening is sized to allow through passage of the bolt threaded portion 64 while keeping the bolt head portion 62 within the countersink the opening may not include a countersink in which case the bolt head portion 62 may protrude from the main body outer surface the engagement means is shown in cross sectional view of a first embodiment in. |
9 | essence of the invention tube 100 is pictured to be hollow but it is obvious to use a solid member or one having more complex internal structure tube 100 has an exterior surface 102 which defines the circumference of the tube 100 exterior surface 102 is interrupted by peripheral wall 104 which cuts into the tube 100 peripheral wall 104 and bottom 106 together define the outline and cross section of recess 108 the cross section of tube 100 with recess 108 in a plane perpendicular to the axis of tube 100 may be described as the intersection of two partial chords of tube 100 in this case neither bottom 106 nor peripheral wall 104 cut completely across tube 100 from one point on its circumference to another as the partial chord defined by the peripheral wall 104 is radial within the cross sectional plane the recess 108 is only a fraction of the section which would be defined by two radii meeting the circumference of the tube 100 at the same locations as the partial chords defined by bottom 106 and peripheral wall 108 this section defined by recess 108 will be referenced herein as a partial chordal section note too that bottom 106 necessarily has the geometric property of being parallel to some tangent of the circumference of tube 100 the points at which a tangent is parallel to a chord on a circular surface are those points which are directly perpendicular to the. |
8 | the rotor an actuation of motor m requires a transformation of the current vector from the system rotating along with rotor r into a stationary system having the axes ia and ib this requires knowledge of angle w at all times which varies with the rotation of rotor r and is referred to as commutation angle w the transformation is also referred to as a park transformation it should be noted that such motors m frequently have a multiplicity of magnetic periods i e pole pairs so that a complete movement of the current vector or rotor r through a magnetic period corresponds to only a partial mechanical rotation a motor m having two pole pairs has mechanically rotated only about 180 degrees when rotor r has traversed a complete magnetic period it is important to note that commutation angle w must be known at all times for the park transformation it can be acquired with the aid of position measuring device e provided the mechanical position of rotor r has previously been put in relation to the position of rotor r within a magnetic period of motor m conventional methods that are used for this purpose have been mentioned above example embodiments of the present invention are based on european published patent application no 0 784 378 mentioned above in which a commutation offset is adjusted with the aid of a controller structure greater deflections of the rotor being avoided in so doing however such methods fail under certain conditions in that no stable commutation angle comes about even after a longer period of time in particular systems featuring with low friction bearings and an initial speed that differs from zero are. |
9 | 8202 aminco bowman spectrophotofluorometer slm instru inc urbana ill equipped with a 9 u03bcl continuous flow cell separations were made on either a 4 6 mm analytical or 1 0 cm semi preparative u00d7 25 cm vydac 218tp 10 micron c 18 column the separations group hesperica calif by application of a linear gradient system of 0 17 acetonitrile from 10 to 97 min with either tfa or hfba as counterion at a flow rate of 1 analytical or 2 ml min semi preparative pyridoxamine sigma chem co st louis mo which autofluoresces was used as an internal standard for analytical purpose the hplc program was shortened such that a linear gradient of 10 17 acetonitrile was applied from 0 35 min with hfba as the counterion see fig5 sugars were incubated with l lysine and l arginine at 80 u00b0 c for 1 hour in pbs each sugar and amino acid were present at concentrations of 100 mm in a total volume of 2 ml in 13 u00d7 100 mm test tubes placed in a reacti therm heating block pierce chem co rockford ill a pool of young dura mater average age 15 years obtained at autopsy was homogenized in pbs and extracted for 24 hours in 2 1 chloroform methanol dry blotted tissue 0 5 g wet weight was incubated with 100 mm each of the pentose sugars l arginine and l lysine in 12 ml of pbs containing 10 u03bcl each of toluene and chloroform after incubation at 37 u00b0 c for 6 days 0 3 g wet tissue weight was withdrawn from each tube and washed three times with 5 ml portions of pbs and water respectively samples were acid hydrolyzed in 2 ml of 6 n hcl for 24. |
6 | cold water enter the pressure chamber via side inlets 352 353 the outer housing 301 has a barrier 350 separating its lower and upper parts the upper valve housing 345 is seated against the lower surface of the barrier 350 the top part of the outer housing 301 is attached to the spout 371 and any water flowing into the top part passes through and out of the spout 371 the barrier 350 contains a series of holes 354 fig1 b through which the hot cold water mixture may pass when the valve is in an open position the barrier 350 also contains a separate central channel 398 which runs in a horizontal direction and connects has a separate central outlet 357 to the spout 371 filtered water may flow through this channel 398 by passing the valve system and exiting into the spout 371 the outer housing 301 has a series of circumferential grooves 397 around its outer surface which can each accommodate an o ring in order to seal the outer housing 301 against the inside of the faucet assembly 380 faucets delivering hot cold and filtered water are well known and described fro example in ep a 501989 0047 fig1 shows an underneath view of the faucet assembly the faucet assembly has three inlet pipes u2014 a hot water inlet 381 a cold water inlet 382 and a filtered water inlet 383 each inlet has a control valve 360 361 362 associated with it to control the flow of water the faucet assembly also has an outlet pipe 84 running through it this outlet leads to the spray when the spray is opened hot and cold water which have been mixed together in the valve assembly are diverted to this outlet 384. |
6 | open and close such valves at the appropriate times for smooth operation of the engine these valves and timing devices form no part of the invention because they are well known and commercially available accordingly they are not shown in the attached drawings ports 25 and 26 are entrances and exits from intermediate cylinders 16 and 17 respectively these cylinders and the cooperating pistions 11 and 12 are preferably employed to precompress air to be used in the combustion of fuel in chambers 18 and 19 one port 25 or 26 is an entrance passageway for air and the other port 25 or 26 in an exit passageway for compressed air these ports all require suitable valves which are not shown because they too are conventional commercial devices ports 27 and 28 communicate with the two ends of central cylinder 15 one of each pair of ports 27 and 28 is an exit it is of course necessary to have an entrance and an exit from each portion of cylinder 15 the portions being separated by central piston 10 the function of central piston 10 central cylinder 15 and ports 27 and 28 is to pressurize and pump a suitable fluid e g a gas or a liquid since central piston 10 is double acting there will be a pumping stroke for each movement of central piston 10 toward one end or the other end of central cylinder 15 if a gas is pumped by piston. |
1 | 22 and the male connector 24 and the slot membrane 1 with for example four or six radially extending slots valve 20 has a rotary ring 25 held rotatably on housing 22 24 and a spreader 26 mounted displaceably in the housing the spreader 26 can be pushed into the range of action of the slot membrane 1 or of the lamella area 3 such that the membrane lamellae 3 a 3 d of the slot membrane are permanently opened in the direction of the patient in order to thus release the flow center in the interior of the valve and not to represent a relevant flow resistance spreader 26 has two holding noses 27 which open through the housing between the male and female tube connectors 22 24 into the oblique path 28 of the rotary ring 25 the rotary ring 25 has besides the oblique path 28 an annular groove 29 into which snaps a bead 30 of the housing the rotary ring 25 is axially fixed at the housing hereby when rotating the rotary ring spreader 26 is axially displaced over the oblique path 28 and can thus be brought optionally into a position close to the y piece respirator side where the spreader does not mesh with. |
7 | fiber with the core diameter about 8 u03bcm it should be noted in fig5 that almost all the power applied into the optical fiber propagates in the core 8 as the waveguide mode when the beam center of the output beam of the semiconductor laser 6 coincides with the core axis of the optical fiber and then the leakage beam of the cladding mode is minimum further it should be appreciated that the direction of the output beams of a semiconductor laser from a pair of opposite mirror planes coincides completely with each other therefore the axis alignment of the optical fibers is accomplished by positioning the optical fibers by finely adjusting the location in the x and y directions so that the detected signal levels v 1 and v 2 become minimum when the core axes alignment is completed the semiconductor laser 6 in fig4 is removed in the direction r then at least one of the optical fibers 2 and 4 is slid in the z direction which coincides with the core axis direction so that the spacing beteen two optical fibers is appropriate for melting splicing for instance 10 u03bcm then the conventional melting splicing is accomplished by applying an arc to the butt joints the semiconductor laser 6 in the present invention may be either a short wavelength laser or a long wavelength laser further a super luminescence type light emission diode which provides output beams in a pair of opposite directions can be used in the present invention instead of a semiconductor laser further. |
2 | the device is in use if the door is open or in the process of being opened or closed or if the control means are not electrically isolated u201c in use u201d message or that the device is in a state corresponding to a configuration consistent with take off for the control means i e at the end of the so called isolation sequence u201c flight u201d message preferably the u201c gdo status u201d indicator 35 is an indicator having two stable states which only consumes power during the transition from one state to the other according to a particular aspect of the invention the u201c gdo status u201d indicator 35 is linked with a marker 45 which can be seen in fig1 which can be moved between a retracted position wherein it enables the panel 15 for accessing the control board 17 to be closed and which corresponds to the u201c flight u201d position of the u201c gdo status u201d indicator 35 and a projecting position shown here wherein it prevents the panel 15 for accessing the control board 17 from being closed which corresponds to the u201c in use u201d position of the u201c gdo status u201d indicator 35 therefore the pilot can check during the pre flight inspection which state the device of the invention is in and be warned by the panel 15 remaining open that the device of the invention has not been returned to the u201c flight u201d status according to another particular aspect of the invention the control board 17 comprises a second push to test button 41 for checking via a pressing action that additional equipment operates correctly in particular it. |
6 | motor is described comprising a plurality of segments separated by radial grooves adapted to slidably house paddles each segment includes a surface external edge consisting of a convex portion joined to at least one concave abutment application_number US 79314110 A description with reference to the accompanying drawings and in particular to fig1 and 2 a surfacer 100 is shown comprising a pneumatic paddle motor 20 belonging to the known art motor 20 is equipped with a rotor 10 with paddles 40 eccentrically contained in a housing 60 adapted to activate a shaft 170 motor 20 is described in the introduction of the present application hereinafter a brief reminder of the activation of rotor 10 as depicted in fig2 is provided the compressed air flow from an inlet 70 enters in a milled channel 400 in the upper 140 and lower 150 heads fig1 thus triggering the rotation said channel 400 consists of a radial section 401 connected to inlet 70 and of a curved section 402 adapted to direct the air towards a housing 60 of a paddle 40 a self triggering rotor 1 according to the present invention for a pneumatic paddle motor 2 is seen in fig3 7 in particular in fig3 the self triggering rotor 1 activating a shaft 17 is denoted which comprises radial grooves 5 in which paddles 4 adapted to define rotor segments 50 are slidably housed. |
7 | eight instructions of window 102 additional inputs include long word load operation flags register file decode signals invalid destination register flags destination address signals and addressing mode flags for all eight instructions ddc 208 comprises 28 data dependency blocks 204 each block 204 is described in a key 206 each block 204 receives 3 inputs ixs 1 ixs 2 and ixs d ixs 1 is the address of source input number 1 of instruction x ixs 2 is the address of source input number 2 of instruction x and ixs d is the address of the source destination input of instruction x each block 204 also receives input iys d which is the destination register address for some previous instruction y a top row 208 for example receives i 0 s d which is the destination register address for instruction 0 each block 204 outputs the data dependency results to one of a corresponding bus line 114 for example the address of i 2 s d must be checked with operand addresses s 1 s 2 and s d of instructions 7 6 5 4 and 3 each block 204 performs the three comparisons to illustrate these comparisons consider a generic block 700 shown in fig7 which compares instruction y 39 s source destination operand with each operand of instruction x in this example the three following comparisons must be made these comparisons are represented by three comparator blocks 702 704 and 706 respectively one set of inputs to comparator blocks 702 704 and 706 are the bits of the iys d field which is represented by number 708 comparator block 702 has as its second set of inputs the bits of the ixs 1 similarly comparator block. |
8 | mme finds the originally registered sgsn according to the p tmsi and rai and acquires ue context from the sgsn in this step an isr may be established between the sgsn and the mme s 514 the mme finds the corresponding msc vlr according to the globally unique temporary ue identity guti and the current location information included in the tracking area update message and initiates a cs update process to the msc vlr s 516 after registration the msc vlr returns an mme cs update response including location information lai and the temporary ue identify tmsi distributed by the msc vlr to the mme s 518 after update the mme returns to the ue a combined ta la update response including location information lai and tmsi registered in the msc vlr and location information tai list and temporary ue identification guti registered in the mme and flag of isr as activated through steps from s 510 to s 518 the ue implements registration in the mme a sgs association is established between the msc vlr and the mme and the isr function is activated s 520 ue accesses from the gsm umts network again due to movement of the user and because the isr has been activated and the current routing area has been registered the rau process will not be initiated s 522 because currently the e utran periodic tau timer in the ue still runs the timer will expire after a period of time herein it should be noted. |
4 | driven in a similar manner from the preceding applicator roll the driving pulley alternating from side to side it may be noted that the applicator rolls rotate in the direction opposite to that in which yarn strands y are fed at the upper periphery of the rolls i e the yarns are fed from the left to the right in fig1 while the rolls 56 rotate counter clockwise although any number of selected applicator rolls may be utilized in the dyeing apparatus of the present invention six such rolls are illustrated in the preferred embodiment illustrated in the drawings each applicator roll 56 being disposed within a respective dye pan 58 containing a particular dye color which preferably differs in each pan mounted in the lower housing behind each dye application roll 56 and in front of the first dye applicator roll is a yarn support member 76 of a small cylindrical form each yarn support member which is preferably formed from stainless steel is disposed with its upper peripheral surface at or slightly above that of the dye applicator rolls so that yarn may be fed over the members 76 without contacting the dye applicator rolls with pressure thus the yarn may be fed over the dye applicator rolls without having dye applied to it mounted on the beams 22 and 24 of the upper head 12 are a plurality of pairs of bearings 78 each of which rotatably supports a pulley 80 at each exterior side of the respective beam 22 24 in a similar manner to the bearings 50 and the pulleys 52 of the lower head. |
8 | different transconductances that is different products of the bias current by the degenerescence resistance the determination of the transconductance values to be used is performed for example by so called volterra developments according to an embodiment of the present invention all transistors are identical the behavior of transconductor 30 will be described hereafter in relation with fig3 b and 3c fig3 b which is to be compared with fig1 b and 2b illustrates gain g of the stage according to input output voltage v fig3 c which is to be compared with fig1 c and 2c illustrates the variations of the transconductor output current i out according to the same input voltage v the considered input voltage v is the base emitter voltage applied across the transistors in parallel 31 and 32 the gain of the transconductor remains constant at a value g 5 however each transistor 31 32 has a specific gain g 3 g 4 characteristic of a class ab stage especially beyond a given threshold v 0 each gain g 3 g 4 varies a multiple transconductance implementation according to the present invention enables obtaining inverse variations and same amplitudes for example gain g 3 tends to increase from threshold v 0 while gain g 4 tends to decrease for small input signals the transconductor then exhibits a class a behavior the. |
1 | is infused to the vascular or other system of a medical patient for example this novel fluid metering system 170 accordingly enables detection of subtle pressure differentials changes and rates of change such detection may be at the point of access of the body or alternatively simultaneously at multiple selected sites within the body whereas fluid metering may be grossly accomplished by varying the speed of the motor 75 alone with the enhanced dynamics introduced by the interplay between the pressure sensor 175 and the fluid restrictor 185 particularly when combined with refined flow rates accomplished with the selective variation in number of peristaltic channels utilized in the peristaltic mechanism 70 micro liter volumetric infusion of therapeutic liquids is enabled in the present embodiment with greater specificity continuity reliability and commensurate efficacy and safety than has heretofore been achievable more particularly set forth in fig7 is a signal processing feedback loop a strain gauge amplifier provides feedback signal so that the roller pump controller may establish the targeted fluid pressure at the roller pump exit chamber pressure developed upstream from the flow resistance or restriction stage is sensed with a pressure sensor which may be a strain gauge piezoelectric or similar micro circuit structure such as a four resistive element strain gauge bridge minute differential changes of resistance within the bridge result from changes in the mechanical force applied onto the strain gauge u201c beam u201d these resistance changes are detected and converted to a resultant output voltage by integrated circuit u 1 u 1 also provides a reference voltage used to maintain constant voltage across the strain gauge elements. |
1 | nine the greens are open whereas on the back nine the opening of the greens would be over water and sand traps by moving from one booth to another booth it is contemplated that four players will play like a foursome on a normal course the first player will step up on the tee and hit his tee shot and then the second player etc until all the tee shots have been hit each player will record his shot or the distance of his shot on a score card after the first shots have been made the players in the foursome then will make their second shots and continue play as a foursome until the ball is holed out inside the building at the green area then the golfers will play the second hole so to speak and repeat the process until nine holes has been completed after nine holes have been completed then a different tee position will be used as previously noted and the foursome will then play the so called back nine from the different tee positions in the same way that the first nine was played preliminary tests on a simulated course have established that a golf round can be completed in about two hours the reason for this speed up is that there are no lost balls and there is no travel time between tees and no waiting so the whole game of golf can be completed quickly this. |
2 | drive 10 the circuit board is coupled to a connector 18 in a known manner the connector 18 may be a usb 3 0 a type b type micro or mini or other type of connector the main body 16 provides a protective shield to the circuit board and also to the connector 18 when the housing 12 is coupled to the cover 14 in the closed configuration the connector 18 extends outwardly a certain distance from an upper surface 20 of the main body 16 in particular the upper surface 20 includes an aperture 22 to allow the connector 18 to protrude outwardly from the main body 16 the distance of protrusion of the connector 18 may be adjustable such that the usb drive 10 can be coupleably received by a device such as a personal computer printer mobile phone or the like for example such devices may have a usb port with a certain depth to coupleably receive the usb drive 10 the protrusion of the connector 18 may therefore be sized and shaped to be coupleably received by such devices the illustrated housing 12 includes a stick portion 24 located at a lower surface 26 of the housing 12 the stick portion 24 is generally semi cylindrically shaped and further sized and shaped to create an appearance of a stick of the ice cream bar the housing 12 also includes a projection 28 the projection 28 can be located proximal to an intersection of a lower side of the main body 16 and a side extending perpendicularly from the lower side of the main body 16 the projection 28. |
4 | engagement with the rest of the card top bar and which at the same time holds the sliding region in order to improve the card top bar the card top heads are in engagement with the carrier for the clothing application_number US 45219603 A description with reference to fig1 a carding machine for example a tr u00fctzschler dk 903 trade mark high performance carding machine having a feed roller 1 feed table 2 lickers in 3 a 3 b 3 c cylinder 4 doffer 5 stripper roller 6 nip rollers 7 8 web collecting element 9 web funnel 10 draw off rollers 11 12 revolving card top 13 having clothed card top bars 14 can 15 and can coiler 16 curved arrows indicate the directions of rotation of the rollers reference letter a denotes the work direction stationary carding elements 33 and 34 are arranged opposite the cylinder clothing 4 a in accordance with fig2 on each side of the carding machine a flexible bend 17 having several adjustment screws is fixed laterally to the machine frame the flexible bend 17 has a convex outer surface 17 a and an underside 17 b on top of the flexible bend 17 there is a slideway 20 for example made of low friction plastics material which has a convex outer surface 20 a and a concave inner surface 20 b the concave inner surface 20 b rests on top of the convex outer surface 17. |
1 | from the dispenser 200 u2033 and used as shown in fig7 the disposal system 100 u2032 u2033 may include a dispenser 200 u2032 u2033 in the form of a mountable housing with screw holes 201 the dispenser 200 u2032 u2033 includes folded bags 302 u2032 u2033 similar to those described above within its inner cavity 204 u2032 u2033 as shown in fig8 the disposal system 100 u2033 u2033 may include a dispenser 200 u2033 u2033 in the form of a vase in this embodiment the shape of the vase from a top view is in the shape of the heart but the invention is not limited thereto a roll of bags 302 u2033 u2033 is located within the inner cavity 204 u2033 u2033 a silk flower 700 is also included in this embodiment and fits within an opening in the roll of bags 302 u2033 u2033 in this embodiment the vase has a width w of the side wall of approximately 0 125 inch an approximately 0 250 inch inner radius and an approximate height of 7 inches however the invention is not limited thereto another embodiment of a bag 402 is shown in more detail in fig4 the bag 402 includes a closeable portion 404 for enclosing a feminine hygiene product within the bag in this embodiment the closeable portion 404 includes a flap 404 a with an adhesive strip 404 b extending beyond an edge 406 of the bag. |
9 | g abnormal responses to ultraviolet radiation idiopathic in dermatology in general medicine ed by fitzpatrick et al mcgraw hill inc new york fourth edition 1993 38 heaney r p calcium and vitamin d in human nutrition in calcium vitamin d and colon cancer ed by m lipkin h l newmark and g kelloff crc press boco raton 1991 39 holloway l atmospheric sun protection factor on clear days it 39 s observed dependence on solar zenith angle and its relevance to the shadow rule for sun protection photochem and photobio 56 229 234 1992 40 jacobus claire h holick m f et al hypervitaminosis d associated with drinking milk new engl j of med 326 1173 1177 1992 41 kato m honma k et al effects of exposure to a circularly polarized 50 hz magnetic field on plasma and pineal melatonin levels in rats bioelectromagnetics 14 97 106 1993 42 kime z r sunlight world health publications penryn calif 1980 43 knox e g ischemic heart disease mortality and dietary intake of calcium lancet 1 1465 1467 1973 44 kovacs r light therapy publisher charles c thomas springfield ill 1950 p96 45 kummerow f a nutrition imbalance and angiotoxins as dietary risk factors in coronary heart disease am j clin nutr 32 58 83 1979 46 leach j f mcleod v e et al measurement of the ultraviolet doses received by office workers clin and exp dermatol 3 77 79 1978 47 lefkowitz ellen s and cedric f garland sunlight vitamin d and ovarian cancer mortality rates in us women internat jour epidemiology 23 1133 1136 1994 48 licht s history of ultraviolet therapy in therapeutic electricity and ultraviolet radiation third edition ed by g k stillwell williams and wilkins baltimore 1983 49 linden v vitamin d and. |
4 | explosive forces it is an expensive part of the vessel 5 as a result a system such as this one that permits an increased number of detonations per vessel top 10 is more cost effective although this example uses five trenches 110 arranged in parallel to each other and one vessel top 10 it is noted that the number and position of trenches 110 and the number of vessel tops 10 used would be optimized by taking into consideration the amount of time needed to empty and prepare a trench 110 and the amount of time required to unlock remove relocate and lock a vessel top 10 in position it is anticipated that the optimum combination of these factors would result in the vessel top 10 being continually moved from trench to trench being in position above any particular trench only as long as required to safely detonate the explosive charge while the example of the vessel bottom 20 shown in fig1 is resiliently held in position by top springs 90 and bottom springs 92 it is also possible to rigidly hold vessel bottom 20 in position so that it does not move relative to foundation liner 40 when subjected to. |
1 | ejaculation both of which are neurally governed the first stage erection has been thought to be mediated by the parasympathetic nervous system whose activity may be inhibited by alpha adrenergic tone cholinergic impulses from the spinal cord cause arterial dilatation and venous constriction in the penis the arterial blood in the erectile tissue of the penis builds up under high pressure due to the venous constriction which blocks the outflow of blood from the penis the second stage ejaculation is thought to be mediated by the sympathetic nervous system sensory nerves in the penis respond to sexual stimulation by sending sensory impulses to the spinal cord after processing these impulses the spinal cord sends sympathetic impulses to the male reproductive organs these sympathetic impulses stimulate alpha 1 adrenergic receptors in these reproductive organs causing them to contract this contraction results in the filling of the internal urethra with sperm and prostatic fluid the corresponding pressure increase in the internal urethra stimulates pressure receptors which send impulses to the spinal cord cholinergic impulses are then sent from the spinal cord to the penis where the skeletal muscle surrounding the erectile tissue is stimulated to contract causing ejaculation of the sperm from the internal urethra the method and compositions described herein is a system of enteral drug therapy to correct impotence in patients having no demonstrable organic cause for the disorder the method employs antihypertensive drugs of the same type often used in normotensive states wherein they have little or no effect. |
6 | defining catch surfaces the body 202 has downwardly extending inverted u shaped jumpers 208 three shown and a support backing 210 hingedly attached at one end to an upper support 211 this embodiment is used by inserting the legs 204 into alignment openings 212 in the extension 32 b and replacement extension 36 b so that the feet 206 catch bottom surfaces 214 the support backing 210 is than pressed toward the body 202 so that the jumpers 208 contact the contact pads of the extension 32 b and replacement extension 36 b in yet another alternate embodiment shown in fig8 a 8c the splice clamp 300 is similar to the preferred embodiment however the upper 302 and lower 304 plates are separate rather than joined by a hinge and the upper 302 or 304 lower plate is insert molded or otherwise made integral with a support for one of the electronic components in a location proximate the extension 32 c fig8 a shows the lower plate 304 molded into the air intake manifold 12 beneath the extension 32 c proximate its splice region 37 as shown in fig1 a referring to fig8 b and 8c the splice ends of the extension 32 c and replacement extension 36 c are aligned in a recess 307 in the lower plate 304 so that their conductor runs 308 and contact pads 310 are aligned by mating alignment posts 312 in alignment openings 314 the upper plate 302 having jumpers 315 is engaged with the lower. |
1 | are made of synthetic or natural high polymer metal glass or ceramics etc 1 u00d7 10 4 b16 f10 a melanocyte are grown in the dmem medium with 10 fetal calf serum and incubated in a 5 co 2 incubator at 37 u00b0 c the bags filled with fir powder as the fir groups and the bags filled with non functional powder as the control group were inserted beneath the dishes of b16 f10 cells which are cultured with the cells without direct contact after 24 hrs and 48 hrs the mtt solution 3 4 5 dimethylthiazol 2 yl 2 5 diphenyltetrazolium bromide is added into the cultured cells for a 4 hr incubation subsequently the suspension of the culturing is removed and the dmso dimethyl sulfoxide is added thereinto after a 10 minute incubation the absorbance of the cells is measured at 540 nm please refer to fig2 a and fig2 b which show the effect of the fir releasing substance of the present invention on the growth of pigment cells b16f10 fig2 a and fig2 b represent the results of cell growth co cultured with the fir releasing substance for 24 hrs and 48 hrs respectively the milk powder serves as a control group for comparing the difference between the control group and the fir group as fig2 a illustrates the. |
9 | forward current charging operation a reverse current charging operation an oxygen less operation and an open circuit operation the oxygen less operation and the open circuit operation can be performed simultaneously one method of reforming using these reforming operations is as follows assuming the fuel cell is operating with a 0 5 a forward current in a first step the forward current is increased for a period of time e g 3 a for 15 seconds in a second step the forward current is decreased back to 0 5 a these two steps are then repeated in a third and a fourth step it should be noted that greater forward current in the first and third steps translates to greater improvement in performance also it has been observed that greater performance improvement is achieved if the voltage in the second and fourth steps is reduced to almost zero in a fifth step a reverse current e g 3 a is applied for a short period of time e g 15 seconds in a sixth step the cell is operated with a forward current of 0 5 a for a short period of time e g 15 seconds these two steps are then repeated in a seventh and an eighth step in a ninth step the airflow to the cathode is interrupted and the cell is operated in open circuit mode for a period of time e g two minutes or more in a tenth step the airflow to the cathode is. |
3 | phosphor is capable of absorbing a portion of the green emission and converting it to a red emission which peaks at about 615 nm the remainder of the green emission will combine with the red emission to produce an overall yellow emission when the phosphors are blended in the correct proportions similarly in fig2 the green emission of the zns cu cl phosphor is overlaid on the absorption and emission curves of a sr ca si 5 n 8 eu phosphor again the green emission of the el phosphor falls in a region of relatively strong absorption for the sr ca si 5 n 8 eu phosphor which exhibits a peak emission at about 600 nm thus a yellow emission may be obtained from these phosphors when they are blended in the correct proportions a green emitting zns cu cl phosphor osram sylvania type 728 and a red emitting sr ca s eu phosphor where coated with a hydrolzyed trimethylaluminum tma coating in accordance with u s pat no 5 220 243 several blends of these phosphors were prepared by adding various amounts of the phosphors to a plastic bottle and blending on a paint shaker for twenty minutes the amount of the coated sr ca s eu phosphor varied from 4 to 15 by weight the remainder of the blend consisted of the coated green emitting el phosphor test lamps having a conventional thick film construction were made with the phosphor blends and operated at 100v 400 hz the results of the lamp tests are given in the table the x y. |
2 | a single scan line then as the rolling image buffer advances a single counter value a new scan line is printed because of the potential random orientation and spacing of the objects two or more consecutive bitmap images may be required to print on a number of objects these bitmap images can simply be serially placed into the buffer thus there is no visible seam or change between the two images when the two images overlap a single object being printed on there can be bitmap images in the buffer that virtually contact one another or there can be bitmap images in the buffer that are spaced apart from one another depending on the spacing of the objects in some implementations the sensor is a camera that takes snapshots of the images on the conveyor to ensure that no information is lost these snapshots are taken at intervals that result in overlapping objects in consecutive snapshots when the bitmaps are formed duplicate information from the overlapping snapshots can be ignored such as by ignoring the information from the later snapshot in time in some implementations the sensor detects a finite number of objects in a single snapshot in this situation the sensor may detect the same printable object in two different images and could cause bitmap images to be created for the same object twice in this case a step of determining that the same object has been captured by the sensor is performed one of the objects is discarded and only one bitmap image is used for printing image data can be comprised of scan lines including binary data 1s and 0s 1 is active 0 is inactive meaning the drop ejection. |
6 | 24 has a first section 26 attached to the bracket 16 such as by welding the first section to the bracket the first section 26 extends perpendicular to the face of the bracket 16 and substantially parallel to the terrain over which the vehicle is moving the first section 26 has a second end distal the end attached to the brackets the distal end being attached to a second section 28 of the arm 24 which extends at an oblique angle to the first section 26 so that the second section 28 depends downwardly towards the ambient terrain at the end of the second section 28 opposite the first section 26 a third section 30 is mounted at an oblique angle to the second section 28 similar to the angle between the first and second sections so the third section 30 extends outwardly parallel to the terrain at the end of the third section 30 a dentate cutting bar 32 having a plurality of teeth 34 is attached rigidly across the arms 24 the result is a cutting device disposed at a distance from the vehicle which will remove brush small trees and rocks as shown in the drawing the hedge breaching device of this invention can be constructed with additional structural members designed to increase rigidity and provide stability the device as shown has two reinforcement bars 36 or members that are disposed perpendicular to and between the first and second sections of the arms 24 also shown are two additional reinforcement structures 38 or members shaped similarly to. |
7 | from all the pages the parity value is calculated and written in a parity page designated for the block with a column parity calculated for the same sector in all the pages of the block group parity in the second dimensional raid provides additional parity protection in a flash memory device a group parity for a parity group that includes less than all pages of a block sets a higher level of protection than column parity which is illustrated in fig6 as a first step the number of pages in the parity group is selected as the group size this number is chosen carefully in order to provide adequate protection from paired page faults and is often selected by the mlc flash memory manufacturer for the pairing chosen a typical group size is 8 fig8 shows group parity with 8 pages in each parity sector group in fig8 pages p 3 p 11 p 59 are parity pages fig1 illustrates a parity grouping configuration applicable to the configuration shown in fig8 according to one embodiment of the present invention as shown in fig1 the first group i e group 1 is a half group in each subsequent group of 8 pages the first 4 pages are paired with the 4 pages in the previous group for instance if the page pairing sequence at the multiple level cells is 0 4 1 5 2 6 and 3 7 i e page 0 is paired to page 4 page 1 is paired to page 5 page 2 is paired to page 6 and page 3 is paired to page 7 then for each write of any of pages 0 1 2 a. |
5 | cold and the surface of the basin 12 is frozen the water underneath the surface is liquid and remains at a sufficient temperature to heat and start fluidising the snow the water injected into the compacted snow therefore allows initial fluidisation the snow is then chopped and mixed by chopping and mixing means 2 comprising a plurality of chopping and mixing devices 2 arranged horizontally and parallel each chopping and mixing device 2 comprises a plurality of discs with toothed periphery and or with fingers or projections in the form of blades 2 a tilted in relation to the vertical in a regularly spaced and parallel arrangement and mounted around and along a horizontal shaft 2 b able to be set in rotation by a motor 2 c the rotating toothed discs and or blades 2 a create the triple technical effect of chopping mixing and forced downward movement of the compacted snow to a lower part 1 c of the reservoir arranged below the chopping and mixing means 2 in the lower part 1 c the side walls of the first reservoir are of pyramidal of funneled shape at this level the compacted snow has been partly fluidised and is in the form of a mixture any pieces of ice contained therein have been crushed and any blocks of highly compacted snow have been chopped the chopped mixed snow is also subjected to water injection treatment by second lower water spray nozzles 3 b arranged underneath the chopping and mixing devices 2. |
5 | 12 can move to a lower position in the window frame than prior art brake shoe assemblies that support tilt posts in a cam near the center of the brake shoe housing referring to fig5 in conjunction with fig1 4 it can be seen that when the window sash 12 is tilted inwardly the tilt posts 22 of the window sash 12 causes the cam element 18 to turn prior the long axis 61 of the cam element 18 had been vertically oriented when the window sash 12 is tilted that orientation changes toward the horizontal the cam element 18 is oblong in shape since it has a long axis 61 and short axis 63 consequently when the cam element 18 turns the cam element 18 spreads the first arm element 30 from the second arm element 32 of the brake shoe housing 16 as the cam element 18 spreads the brake shoe housing 16 the brake shoe housing 16 flexes in its bottom section 34 the first arm element 30 and the second arm element 32 engage the side walls 27 28 of the track 24 the result is that the brake shoe assembly 19 becomes locked in position within the guide track 24 as the cam element 18 spreads open the brake shoe housing. |
3 | monofluorobenzene and the mixture was stirred at 35 u00b0 40 u00b0 c for 2 hours then 300 g of ice was added thereto to discontinue the reaction the organic layer of the reaction mixture was washed successively with 6n hyrdochloric acid 200 ml water 500 ml and a saturated aqueous sodium chloride solution 200 ml and then 138 g of cf 2 clcfclo cf 2 3 co p c 6 h 4 f was obtained as a fraction having a boiling point of 98 u00b0 98 u00b0 c 2 mmhg by distillation yield 74 7 str14 5 135 g 0 308 moles of cf 2 clcfclo cf 2 3 co p c 6 h 4 f and 2 ml of water were poured into an autoclave having a capacity of 250 ml brought into a vacuum state and then 110 g of sf 4 was poured into the autoclave the autoclave was shaked at 155 u00b0 160 u00b0 c for 30 hours then the gas was purged from the autoclave and the reaction mixture was neutralized to ph 7 0 with an aqueous sodium hydrogen carbonate solution then the reaction mixture was washed with water and dried over cacl 2 and 125 g of cf 2 clcfclo cf 2 3 cf 2 p c 6 h 4 f was obtained as a fraction having a boiling point of 90 u00b0 c 2 mmhg by distillation yield 87 7 6 23 g 1 3 moles of powdery zinc 100 ml of anhydrous dimethyl formamide and 0 5 g of iodine were charged into a four necked flask having a capacity of 300 ml provided with a stirrer a thermometer a reflux condenser and a dropping funnel and the flask was heated to 110 u00b0 c then a solution containing. |
1 | shown in fig1 a these sensors detect acceleration over a range of u2212 2 g or alternatively up to u2212 8 g with a small scale low power circuit many patient 39 s are classified as u2018 abdomen breathers u2019 meaning during respiration their abdomen undergoes larger movements than their chest a relative minority of patients are u2018 chest breathers u2019 indicating that it is the chest that undergoes the larger movements for this reason it is preferred that rr is determined using an acc waveform detected along the z axis with an accelerometer 14 positioned on the patient 39 s abdomen in alternate configurations the accelerometer 12 on the chest can be used in its place or two augment data collected with the abdomen mounted sensor typically acc waveforms along multiple axes e g the x and y axes are also modulated by breathing patterns and can thus be used to estimate rr in still other configurations multiple signals from one or both accelerometers 12 14 are collectively processed to determine a single u2018 effective u2019 acc waveform representing e g an average of the two waveforms this waveform is then processed using adaptive filtering to determine the patient 39 s rr as shown in fig2 a and 2b ecg waveforms are simultaneously measured with the acc waveforms using a trio of electrodes 20 22 24 typically positioned on the chest of the patient 10 in an einthoven 39 s triangle configuration during a measurement each electrode 20 22 24 measures a unique analog signal that passes through a shielded cable to an ecg circuit 26 which is typically mounted in a small plastic box 25 attached to the patient 39 s chest the ecg circuit 26. |
5 | 78 is adjusted such that it is level to the horizontal any suitable means such as a conventional bubble or laser level may be used to guide the leveling of the floor rail 78 an exemplary position of the floor rail 78 relative to floor channel 74 is illustrated in fig5 referring to fig4 and 8 the panels 12 a c are then lifted into the slot 34 of ceiling rail 32 and then dropped onto panel supports 90 in particular the panels 12 a c are fitted in channel 100 of hat 98 if necessary fine leveling adjustment may be provided by turning the flange 93 with a wrench which in turn adjusts the height of the bolt 96 referring now to fig2 and 3 each panel 12 a c is further secured by mounting the clips 50 in both the ceiling and floor assemblies 14 16 respectively as additional panels are installed in the same manner as described above elbow brackets 40 are mounted to the ceiling and floor assemblies 14 16 at the joint of adjacent panels also the adhesive material 18 is applied along the adjacent vertical edges of the panels finally the ceiling trim member 60 and floor trim member 110 are snapped onto the clips 50 fig1 12 show a second embodiment of the present invention which is particularly suited for floor surfaces with greater slope such that greater leveling is required in this second embodiment two or more nested floor channels may be provided for clarity only two floor channels 74 a 74 b are illustrated the uppermost floor channel 74 b supports the floor rail 78. |
9 | with the previous heat treatment plus 19 hours of continuous annealing at 260 u00b0 c the curve has become more convex but the ordering temperature t cr has not changed much remaining around 180 u00b0 c the plot in fig5 shows h ua t for a thermal annealing treatment of 3 cycles at 240 u00b0 c plus 41 hours of continuous annealing at 260 u00b0 c here the room temperature value of h ua has increased to about 40 oe and the shape of h ua t has changed once more so that it is convex at lower temperatures below about 150 u00b0 c and becomes almost linear again at higher temperatures the ordering temperature has increased drastically to about 300 u00b0 c since h ua has now shifted to a temperature exceeding 240 u00b0 c the neel temperature of femn it must be concluded that now the nife is exchange coupled to a different antiferromagnet characterized by a stronger antiferromagnetic order in addition the reappearance of linear behavior in h ua t suggests that the conversion of femn antiferromagnetism at the interface into this new antiferromagnetic system may be very non uniform forming a series of intermediate alloys along the exchange path at the interface the plot in fig6 shows h ua t for a. |
3 | products to be contacted with carbon dioxide snow are food products and sensitive chemicals such as catalysts or polymer starting materials because of problems with clogging of snow and water ice in apparatus such as the prior art in fig1 the present invention was conceived and developed to overcome such problems with reference to fig2 and fig3 the purge system of the present invention is viewed in its first embodiment the carbon dioxide snow generator consists of a reversing diffuser chamber 10 into which a j tube snow separator 12 is positioned the j tube snow separator is fed by a liquid carbon dioxide inlet 18 affixed to the end of the j tube which resides outside the diffuser chamber 10 supply of the liquid carbon dioxide from the inlet 18 to the j tube 12 is controlled by a separator solenoid valve 22 when the valve is in the open position high pressure liquid carbon dioxide passes from the inlet 18 into the j tube snow separator 12 and is expanded through an expansion orifice 40 which is not shown in detail in the figures as is recited by the prior art the expansion of liquid carbon dioxide to a pressure below its triple point creates a two phase mixture of solid carbon dioxide and gaseous carbon dioxide this two phase mixture of solid and gaseous carbon dioxide is accelerated through the curved pathway 42 of the separator 12 due to the pressure differential therein as the solid and gaseous carbon dioxide flow through the curved portion of the separator 12 the solid carbon dioxide snow is forced by its greater weight against the radial outer section 46 of the tube while the gaseous carbon dioxide. |
7 | 10 occupies similar relative positions with respect to the remaining parts of the assembly head 24 during both the pick up and the placement operation for example during the pick up operation the tip 16 moves towards the target member 70 in order to pick up a component 20 before performing the placement operation the assembly head 24 performs a pick up operation in order to couple the component 20 and the tip 16 as shown in fig1 the assembly head 24 with the component 20 coupled thereto is then moved into position over the target member 70 once the component 20 and the target member 70 are in close relation the programmable motor is actuated to move the support 40 downwards in the z direction against the bias of the spring 50 and away from the stop member 30 this action causes relative movement of the shaft 12 within the support 40 and compression of the spring 50 once the support 40 and coupled sensor 60 reach the predetermined distance from the stop member 30 the sensor 60 switches from one state to the other in order to complete the placement operation the component 20 needs to be deposited on the target member 70 with sufficient pressure to secure the component 20 to the target member 70 therefore once the sensor 60 has switched from one state to the other there should be continued downward movement of the support 40 in the z direction in order to press the component 20 and the target member 70 into closer contact with one another the additional pressure ensures that the component 20 attaches. |
8 | is interconnected to eight output pads 703 a 703 b 703 c 703 d 703 e 703 f 703 g and 703 h each of these output pads is responsible for driving a particular segment of the display system and each of the segment displays a particular image of the signage display the functional block 702 may also include an output pad 705 for a ground signal or other necessary function for an integrated circuit each of these output pads 703 a 703 b 703 c 703 d 703 e 703 f 703 g and 703 h functions like those carrier connection pads 305 and 306 in essence these pads establish electrical connections between the integrated circuit included in the functional component 702 and the functional components on the display in one example the output pad 703 g may be used to establish the electrical connection with the portion of the top electrode layer 710 that is responsible for controlling the u201c jones product u201d segment of the display system 700 similarly the output pad 703 e may be used to establish the electrical connection with the portion of the top electrode layer 710 that is responsible for controlling the u201c creations. |
2 | be made it will be desirable that separately from said organic material an organic material which very readily permits minute photolithography working be used as the material forming the second protective layer as such organic material mention may preferably be made for example of polyimide isoindolo qinazoline dione trademark 34 piq 34 producted by hitachi kasei polyimid resine trademark 34 pyralin 34 producted by du pont cyclized polybutadiene trademark 34 jsr cbr or cbr m901 34 producted by nippon gosei rubber photoneece trademark producted by toyo rayon co ltd or photosensitive polyimide resin for the formation of each said layer the film coating method can be used besides the conventional technique thus simplifying the process in order that liquid may not leak from the outer surface around an orifice 204 and may not go around the outside of the orifice 204 it is preferable to apply a water repellent treatment in a case where the liquid is of the water system and to apply an oil repellent treatment in a case where the liquid is of the non water system the formation of the orifice 204 may be accomplished by attaching photosensitive resin to the base plate 202 forming a pattern by photolithography and further attaching a top plate thereto also by using photosensitive resin flow path walls for forming the liquid flow path may be formed simultaneously with the formation of the orifice 204. |
7 | the multiple functions of the device or combination there of by 1 control command signals 2 programmable registers 3 mode registers 4 command register etc u2014 they can reside in part or in whole in controller memory special control command interface chip or even cpu it should be made clear that the u201c pages u201d and u201c buffers u201d mentioned in these pages titled u201c nvms u201d do not necessarily have to be 1 static latches 6 transistor latches or 2 traditional sram 39 s they can be dram 39 s as is known widely in the industry they can be mram feram ferroelectric or other similar concepts molecular ram etc the implementation of a nonvolatile memory system may contain these configurable nvms chips as described here one or more configurable nvms can be combined with commodity nor nand one nand flash chips controllers psram 39 s dram 39 s or other similar functions to offer a total u201c system in package u201d sip or u201c system on chip u201d soc in order to conserve operating power the unselected yet available pages can be in a u201c stand by u201d mode u2014 namely reduced vcc power supply voltage until the access to that page is required such a u2018 cycle look ahead u2019 can be built into the memory chip or provided by controller on chip or off chip a battery back up for the sram part of the device can be a very attractive option for a very large density total nonvolatile static random access memory nvsram that can go into a broad range of applications in computer consumer communications etc maxim supplies nvsram 39 s u2014 no flash ic in nvsram a u201c power triggered switch off on u201d similar to what simtek 39 s. |
1 | tube member and a cup held within the tube member application_number US 201514736945 A description the problem that exists when a woman with sizable breasts sleeps in a recumbent horizontal position is illustrated in fig6 the chest wall 20 generally slopes downward as one moves from the center or sternal area towards the lateral chest wall the various configurations exist as a result of the basic patterns 20 u2032 seen in fig3 and the fact that there is a propensity for asymmetry in the human body largely because of asymmetry of the underlying skeleton the breast b tends to follow the contour of the chest wall with unusually close cleavage in conditions like those seen in fig4 this condition is known as pectus excavatum the chest configuration that is most desirable for maintaining youthful perky breast or keeping a desirable position of the breast following plastic surgery is the rectangular shape seen in fig5 in this situation there exists a stable horizontal support for the mass of the breast with or without a breast implant during the roughly 8 hours per day that a person sleeps they are in either the supine or prone position at least half of the time this rectangular configuration protects the circum mammary ligament from stretching out by supporting the breast in the horizontal position the worst condition of the chest for maintaining a youthful perky breast is that seen. |
5 | prepared slurry was then placed into the pressurized consistometer and thickening time was measured according to iso 10426 2 standard at a bottom hole circulating temperature of 40 u00b0 c according to api schedule 9 2 recommended practice 10b 1997 the following example demonstrates the accelerating effect of the water soluble cellulose derivatives at 40 u00b0 c a sample b1 was made by the subsequent addition of 167 g of 10 m solution of sodium hydroxide and the blend comprising 569 g of fly ash class c 53 5 g of sodium disilicate into 235 g of water the prepared slurry was then placed into the pressurized consistometer and thickening time was measured according to iso 10426 2 standard at a bottom hole circulating temperature of 40 u00b0 c according to api schedule 9 2 recommended practice 10b 1997 a sample b2 was made by the pre dissolution of 6 3 g of low viscosity carboxymethylcellulose in 235 g of water and subsequent addition into this solution of 167 g of 10 m solution of sodium hydroxide and the blend comprising 569 g of fly ash class c 53 5 g of sodium disilicate the prepared slurry was then placed into the pressurized consistometer and thickening time measurements were performed according at a bottom hole circulating temperature of 40 u00b0 c according to api schedule 9 2 the results are shown in the table 2 below n m designates that the experiment was stopped and measurement was not taken because it took more than 16 h to achieve the consistency of 30 bc bearden consistency. |
5 | d and 16 b also featured is a lower planar portion 76 which perpendicularly meets planar portions 70 and 72 as shown in fig6 which creates a flat stable base for the building system 10 notches 78 and 80 create inbound shoulders 82 and 84 outbound shoulders 86 and 88 and end portions 90 and 92 fig7 illustrates a front view of upper half height member 18 a and fig8 illustrates an end view of the lower half height member 18 a with additional reference to fig1 and fig2 the features of upper member 18 a are now described upper half height member 18 b has the same structure as lower half height member 18 a upper member 18 a are comprised of two lower beveled portions 94 and 96 which extend downwardly and inwardly from planar portions 98 and 100 and meet at a groove joint 102 groove joint 102 allows upper member 18 a to interlock with the tongue joint 30 of the intermediate members 16 d and 16 b also featured is the upper planar portion 104 which perpendicularly meets planar portions 98 and 100 as shown in fig8 which creates a flat smooth top for the building system 10 notches 106 and 108 create inbound shoulders 110 and 112 outbound shoulders 114 and 116 and end portions 118 and 120 the notches 106 and 108 in upper member 18. |
4 | of the wall element 6b are bent angularly at 6b 39 so that the wall element has an approximately u shaped cross section the lower terminal portion 6b 34 of the wall element 6b which is situated in the zone of the air outlet openings 5a 5b of the feed chute 1 is oriented parallel to the lateral walls 1a and 1b of the feed chute 1 the wall element 6b may be in case of a sufficient own weight supported at its upper zone edge 6b 34 39 at the wall 1b the lower part 6b 34 may be supported by means not shown at its side on the chute wall where the air outlet openings 5a 5b are provided fig5 illustrates a vertical fiber tuft divider 17 which is arranged in the feed chute for dividing it into two partial chutes the upper rounded part of the divider 17 may reach approximately to the mid height of the feed chute 1 while the lower zone of the divider 17 extends into the divided fiber tuft columns 8a 8b which leave the fiber chute 1 as respective divided laps 9a 9b the lateral walls 1a and 1b of the feed chute 1 are each associated with a wall element 6c and 6d respectively whose upper respective ends 18 and 19 extend into respective support devices 20 and 21 through non illustrated slots provided in the lateral walls 1a and 1b the support devices 20 and 21 are situated at the outside of the lateral walls 1a and 1b the upper ends 18 and 19 of the respective wall elements 6c and 6d are vertically displaceably arranged in the support elements 20 and 21 so. |
6 | a sleeve like intermediate body 15 with a radial extent a and composed of nonmagnetic material in this case as well the magnitude of a is chosen as in the embodiment shown in fig2 in the embodiment of the magnetic bearing apparatus 12 shown in fig3 the magnetic control flux mf 2 is likewise produced by a fixed position winding 17 on an electromagnet this control magnet winding 17 is in this case however located in an area of the center plane me close to the rotor shaft in order not to impede the profile of the lines of force of the holding flux mf 1 there is therefore no central rotor disk element in this area either the circuit for the control flux mf 2 is in this case closed close to the axis via the rotor shaft 3 and remotely from the axis via stator disk elements 7 e which rest on one another in the area of the center plane me there and the outer yoke body 14 the above embodiments of magnetic bearing apparatuses 2 and 12 have been based on the assumption that the magnetic field generating means for generating the magnetic holding flux mf 1 are either permanent magnet elements 7 m or windings 131 on at least one field magnet a combination of permanent magnet elements and windings on electromagnets is of course also possible in order to generate the desired axial holding flux mf 1 via the. |
4 | digital code input may be fed into a random access memory bank to store the ditital code information or to address a main random access memory having previously been programmed with stitch position coordinate information referring now to fig7 there is shown therein another embodiment of a selector means 122 by which an operator can visually reproduce a desired pattern on the surface 124 thereof as shown in fig7 the surface 124 of the selector 122 is provided with a matrix of points 126 each point 126 is appropriately used for designating an individual stitch position coordinate in digital output signals for the bight and for the feed thus referring to fig7 for the stitch position 1 which is illustrated with a number 1 in a circle point 126 at this position will indicate a digital code of 0000 for the feed and 0000 for the bight at point 126 at stitch position 2 indicated as the number 2 in a circle a digital code of 0010 will be indicated for the feed and 0000 for the bight it will be seen therefore that for each pattern physically drawn or reproduced on the surface 124 of the selector 122 appropriate digital information may be selected the bight and feed digital information is indicated horizontally and vertically alongside the selector 122 in fig7 to illustrate the digital output information required for each point 126 it will be seen from the above description that a. |
1 | mean gap between nor and osa and small spread about respective means were chosen as the features for class discrimination nor or osa 80 as shown in fig1 such features can for example be identified by a minimum deviation to mean ratio fig5 illustrates the signal processing steps on an ekg clip according to the example of 198 clips the number of clips the number of encoded images four shown and the number of glcms normalized or not can vary in alternate embodiments consistent with the present invention fuzzy logic systems have been used in previous studies to distinguish classify between inputs with overlapping input values j m mendel u201c uncertain rule based fuzzy logic systems introduction and new directions u201d prentice hall n j 2001 membership functions mfs used in fuzzy logic systems assign a membership degree between 0 low and 1 high to the range of inputs sigmoid mfs were chosen for the example of 198 clips where a sigmoidal function can be written as in the exemplary embodiment of 198 clips a singleton fuzzy system was employed the system is made up of input fuzzifier rule fed inference engine and a defuzzifier the values of the selected features are used as inputs each value is. |
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