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at step 1903 the protection module disables any further transfer of power to the output branches step 1917 and the red led on the output panel is illuminated indicating low energy if the customer 39 s device requires ac power at step 1804 dc power is delivered from the protection module to the dc to ac converter module step 1905 dc to ac converter module converts the power to ac form at step 1906 and delivers the ac power to the ac fuse at step 1907 and hence to the gfci connector at step 1908 from the gfci connector power is conducted to the customer 39 s device attached to an ac output connector at the output panel module in step 1910 if the customer 39 s device is fully charged the device may be disconnected at steps 1915 and 1916 and returned to the customer as in fig1 if not fully charged the process repeats beginning with the protection module at step 1902 if the customer 39 s device requires dc power a similar process is implemented in steps 1911 through 1914 without the need of the dc to ac conversion step and with power following the dc paths to a dc connector at the output panel module instead of the ac paths as described in the previous paragraph the same steps are followed when the customer 39 s device is fully charged or when the protection module determines the energy level is too low to.

into a central aperture in a bottom endcap 545 in operation the formation fluid typically a slurry of the fluid with some sand from the flow line enters the sand trap assembly by flowing through apertures 516 of the top endcap and around the screen 525 at this time the change in volume reduces the flow rate causing sand to precipitate to the bottom of the receptacle e g at 581 the formation fluid passes through the screen providing further filtering then the formation fluid absent the sand enters the top 531 of the stand pipe 530 and flows out through the bottom of the bottle into the water line which returns the formation fluid to the main flow line the upper seal valve 338 may be opened and sample chambers above the pump out may be filled by opening the upper seal valve any pressure drop occurring across the sand trap may be avoided unlike a gravel packed probe where sample quality is compromised due to a large pressure drop across the gravel pack it is not necessary to close the inlet to the sand trap before filling the sample chambers above the pump out sand from the sand trap will not flow back out the top of the sand trap because the upper pressure relief valve 315 will not allow fluid to displace what is already inside the receptacle the remaining bottles of the multisampler below the pump out may be filled with formation fluid by closing the upper seal valve closing the inlet to the sand trap and opening the valve to the desired sample bottle the sample bottle may then be filled.

matter is removed from oil strainer 720 vane pump 700 develops a hydraulic pressure from the oil supplied thereto and supplies the hydraulic pressure to control valve unit 720 control valve unit 720 adjusts the hydraulic pressure of the oil and supplies the working oil to each device oil cooler 730 sucks the oil which is not supplied to each device and the oil stored in oil pan 740 the sucked oil is supplied to the lubricating oil chamber the oil in the lubricating oil chamber is cooled by means of the coolant in the coolant chamber adjoined to the lubricating oil chamber via a partitioning wall and thereafter the foreign matter in the lubricating oil filter 750 installed on filter inserting portion 124 b of oil cooler 730 is removed and supplied to each device torque converter 200 augments the torque transmitted from the engine during a low vehicle speed and engages the lock up clutch during the high vehicle speed during a high vehicle speed to transmit the driving force from the engine to forward and backward switching mechanism 300 in forward and backward switching mechanism 300 the inputted revolution is directly outputted with the sun gear and ring gear integrally engaged by means of the forward clutch during the forward travel on the other hand during the backward run of the vehicle the backward brake fixes the carrier of forward and backward switching mechanism 300 to second housing 120 so.

in the stainless steel layer 134 the bends 160 effectively shorten the distance between the contact arm 140 and the contact base 148 through the actuation of the one contact arm 140 all the leads 124 can be effectively simultaneously switched between their shunted and electrically open states fig7 a and 7b illustrate several steps in the process by which the shunt 110 can be fabricated as shown in fig7 a following the formation of the gap 142 the contact arm is formed by severing the adjacent sections of the leads 124 at a location adjacent to the contact pads 144 when the contact arm 146 is forced downwardly against the bias force provided by the insulating layer 136 and copper alloy layer 132 as shown in fig7 b the bends 160 can be formed in the arms 162 shunt 210 a third embodiment of the present invention is illustrated in fig8 shunt 210 is similar to shunt 110 described above and similar features are identified with similar reference numbers as shown the contact base 248 includes a section 249 of added conductive material to function as a common ground conductive material section 249 can be an extension from the base load beam material carrier strip or a separate component shunt 210 offers many of the advantages of shunt 110 but does not require the vertical space needed for the bent.

glycol polypropylene glycol and polytrimethylene glycol are examples in general alkane diols such as the glycols mention above as well as butane diol pentane diol and hexane diol may be used unchanged or polymerized into polyalkylene glycols generally alkane diols with 2 to 24 carbon atoms may be used unchanged or polymerized into polyalkylene glycols typically the copolymer will have two ester linkages with a polyether chain linking the carbonyl carbons and a polyether chain with one or more ether oxygen atoms extending from the ester oxygens the copolymer may be substituted if desired at any convenient location to add molecular weight or a desired functionality the copolymer may be sulfonated to add surfactant activity the sulfonate groups typically attach at positions alpha to an ester linkage for example at the alpha carbon of the carbonyl oxygen atom the sulfonate groups add anionic charge density to selected locations of the copolymer to provide the linearized charge separation and or dipole moment that gives rise to surfactant activity in aqueous solution the anionic surfactants described above are associated with cations the complex has a structure generally according to the following formula where z represents a cation with a single positive charge examples of which include alkaline metals such as sodium potassium and lithium molecular cations that may be used to maintain solution of the surfactants described above include ammonium trialkylammonium and tris.

the first and second link members includes a table top support bracket 239 mounted between the midpoint and the upper ends of the link members for contacting and supporting the table top when it is placed on the upper ends of the legs each of the legs has an upper end 240 and a lower end 242 and the upper end of the first link member is pivotally connected to the upper end of one of the legs and the lower end of the first link member is slidably connected to an adjacent one of the legs likewise the upper end of the second link member is pivotally connected to the upper end of one of the legs and the lower end of the first link member is slidably connected to an adjacent one of the legs the upper ends of the legs include a pair of lands 244 for supporting the plurality of table tops each leg preferably includes a slider member 250 slidably mounted to the leg for slidably connecting the lower ends of the first and second link members to corresponding ones of the legs as described above in a presently preferred aspect at least one of the legs includes latch means for latching at least one of the.

the microprocessor 300 refreshes i o port directions i e whether each of the ports is to be input or output at block 478 the microprocessor 300 updates the status of the radio lockout flag if necessary the radio lockout flag prevents the microprocessor from responding to a signal from a remote transmitter a radio interrupt described below will disable the radio lockout flag and enable the remote transmitter to communicate with the receiver at block 480 the microprocessor 300 checks if the door is about to travel if not the routine skips to block 502 if the door is about to travel the microprocessor 300 checks if the limits are being trained at block 482 if they are the routine skips to block 502 if not the routine asks at block 484 if travel is up or down if down the routine refreshes the down limit from non volatile memory eeprom 302 at block 486 if up the routine refreshes the up limit from nonvolatile memory eeprom 302 at block 488 the routine updates the current operating state and position relative to the pass point in non volatile memory at block 490 this is a redundant read for stability of the system.

example the systems and methods of this invention can be generally expanded and applied to support any type of structure furthermore while exemplary distances and scales are shown in the figures it is to be appreciated the systems and methods of this invention can be varied to fit any particular implementation fig1 and 2 show an inward batter guide offshore platform indicated generally at 10 in which battered bracing piles 12 a e are arranged so as to minimize platform dimensions at the water surface 14 while maximizing the spacing of the piles as they extend upward from the water surface so that loads from a deck 16 at the top of the piles are transferred directly to the piling the platform includes a pile guide structure 18 which fits over and is connected to a central vertical member 20 to receive the piles 12 a e at the water surface the piles extend angularly through guides 22 of the pile guide structure in such a manner that the distance between piles is minimized at the water surface but the distances between angled piles is maximized both at the ends supporting the deck 16 as well as at the opposed end buried below the mudline 24 the pile guide connects.

wall 14 of the casing 13 when the shaft 1 is rotated in one direction the ratchet wheel 20 entrains the associated pawl 18 and causes the casing 13 to rotate the sleeve 12 with the crossheads 9 in one direction i e the slats 25 are tilted in a first direction if the shaft 1 is rotated in the opposite direction the ratchet wheel 21 causes the associated pawl 19 to rotate in the same direction whereby the casing 13 causes the sleeve 12 to turn the crossheads 9 in the opposite direction i e the slats 25 are tilted in a second direction the parts 1 2 3 and 7 constitute a means for moving the slats 25 up and down between upper and lower end positions in which the venetian blind is respectively fully contracted and fully extended the parts 9 10 11 and 12 constitute the aforementioned turning mechanism which can change the angular positions of the slats 25 between first and second end positions respectively shown in fig5 and 7 and through a practically infinite number of intermediate positions including that which is shown in fig6 a stop 22 which is fixedly mounted at a level below the sprocket wheels 20 21 has two suitably inclined disengaging surfaces 23 and 24 when the shaft 1 is rotated in a counterclockwise direction as viewed in fig5 to raise the slats 25 i e to reduce the length.

strips 30 the top strip 32 and the bottom strip 34 are fabricated from airbag material known to one skilled in the art for example the material may be a woven nylon fabric a volume of the airbag 28 is a function of in part a quantity of intermediate strips 30 between the top strip 32 and the bottom strip 34 the greater the quantity of the intermediate strips 30 the greater the volume of the airbag 28 the width of each strip 30 is generally determined by the width of the webbing 16 which may also affect the volume of the airbag 28 the intermediate strips 30 may all be the same size or vary in size the intermediate strips 30 are welded together in accordance with a weld pattern in the weld pattern a first edge 38 of a first strip 36 is edge joint welded to a first edge 42 of a second strip 44 a second edge 40 of the first strip 36 is edge joint welded to a second edge 46 of a third strip 48 the second strip 44 and the third strip 48 are on opposite sides of the first strip 36 neither the first edge 38 nor the second edge 40 of the first strip 36 are welded to both the second strip 44 and the third strip 48 the weld pattern results in the edge joint welds of the intermediate strips 30 being staggered between the first and second edges the airbag 28 may be assembled by sequentially stacking and edge joint welding adjacent strips alternatively the airbag 28 may be assembled by stacking all the strips and.

hz this component is progressively damped with increasing frequency because of the time required for oxygen diffusion from the chloroplasts to the gas phase thus at high frequency only the photochemical loss persists and the transient decrease in this case fig4 c reflects the gradual onset of photochemistry lowering the measured heat release upon light absorption during photosynthetic induction modulated co 2 uptake does not contribute significantly to the signal being strongly damped due to successive intermediary reactions involving relatively slow rate constants and large pool sizes which separate between the photoact and co 2 uptake fig5 shows steady state measurements the interpretation of which is again that at low frequencies fig5 c 15 hz the change introduced by background light is due to oxygen evolution and that at high frequencies fig5 a 425 hz it is due to photochemical energy storage both effects measuring photosynthetic activities an intermediate effect is obtained at intermediate frequencies fig5 b 150 hz the numbers in the figure give the background light intensity in w m 2 used fig6 shows the use of measurements such as those shown in fig4 to follow the distribution of incident illumination between the two photosystems in green plant leaves if modulated light is used that is effective mainly in exciting photosystem i ii an enhancement of photochemical activity i e oxygen evolution is seen when continuous background light is used that is effective mainly in exciting photosystem ii i while no such effect is seen when 34 white 34 continuous background light is used such measurements are useful for example for studying the effects of environmental conditions on.

ph that do not interfere with the reaction such as sodium hydroxide tetrabutylammonium hydroxide and benzyltrimethylammonium hydroxide the organic sulfonates of the above formula do not readily lend themselves to 34 internal 34 or 34 engine 34 sizing procedures inasmuch as the basic conditions required for reaction between the cellulose fibers and the sulfonate generally far exceed those normally found in the head box or other stage of the paper making process during which additives are added to the slurry therefore when sizing paper according to the method of the invention it is preferred to 34 surface size 34 the paper any conventional surface sizing techniques may be employed to carry out the invention thus the paper sheet may be passed through a tub of a solution of the organic sulfonate or passed over a roller or other applicator in contact with a solution of the sulfonate those skilled in the art having been exposed to the principles of the invention will be aware of suitable techniques for achieving the sizing reaction without the exercise of undue experimentation when sizing paper it is preferable to react the cellulosic fibers thereof with about a 2 weight volume solution of the organic sulfonate amounts less than 0 5 weight volume will not enhance the hydrophobicity of the cellulosic fibers to any significant degree generally amounts greater than about 5 weight volume will not result in any added degree of hydrophobicity the preferred method of carrying out the invention is to pre wet the paper substrate with an aqueous solution of the base and then wet the substrate with a solution of the organic sulfonate for.

foot 100 having a socket 102 defining an inner diameter 104 and an extension 106 support shoe 100 may be secured to a surface by use of fasteners such as the illustrated bolts 108 inner diameter 104 may be configured to mate with the outer diameters of posts 14 and 30 as with the embodiment of fig7 fig9 illustrates a wall mounting bracket 110 having one or more flanges 114 configured for engaging a wall an outer wall 118 is provided with a plurality of notches 122 which are configured for mating with rear sockets 26 for example fig1 is a perspective view of an adjustable wall mounting bracket 130 having one or more flanges 134 spaced apart from a rear flange 138 an adjustable notched mounting element 140 has one or more bottom flanges 142 and an outer wall 144 in which a notch 146 is defined the adjacent flanges 134 and 138 are offset so as to define one or more slots 152 into which flanges 142 may be inserted depending on the intended use fasteners will then be attached to join elements 130 and 140 together when notch 146 has been located at the desired height for supporting shelf 18 fig1 illustrates a single shelf bracket 160 having a pintle 164 thereon pintle 164 may be provided with a sloped surface 168 the outer diameter of pintle 164 may be sized so as to mate snugly with inner diameter 70 of socket 26 likewise sloped surface 168 is provided to enhance engagement of pintle 164 with socket 26 pintle 164 may be provided on an extension 172 attached to a mounting flange 176 fasteners 178 may be used to secure.

the difference in pressure when that pressure difference falls to a first threshold value which is equal to a first setpoint of the pressure switch 100 the switch 100 acts to turn on the blower 32 and fill the air reservoir 80 when enough air has been pumped into that reservoir the pressure difference rises to a second threshold value equal to a second set point of the pressure switch 100 and the switch 100 acts to turn off the blower 32 the setpoints of the pressure switch 100 may be discovered from the same arguments that were previously offered in a discussion of differential pressures important to the apparatus when the diver has exhausted the air in the air reservoir 80 his her next attempt to inhale will cause the pressure in the air reservoir 80 to fall below the pressure in the ambient water by as much as 20 30 cm of water e g approximately 2500 newtons per square meter thus the pressure switch 100 may be set to turn on when the pressure in the air reservoir is at least 20 cm of water e g approximately 2000 newtons per square meter less than the ambient the blower 32 is to be shut off before the pressure in the air reservoir rises high enough to unseat the flaps or poppets in the blower outlet valve 46 and in the exhaust check valve 52 and to exhaust air into the water through exhaust check valve 52 since exhaust check valve 52 is preferably built into the mouthpiece 50 and the mouthpiece is approximately 10 cm above a chest mounted air tank when the diver is swimming in a normal horizontal position the maximum differential pressure supplied by the.

in the forward longitudinal direction of arrow t the lateral displacement of the trigger bar 30 is corrected by both the lateral restoring force imparted by biasing member 600 and the lateral force due to the effects of the trigger return spring that is in some embodiments the trigger bar 30 receives a lateral restoring force from two independent sources the trigger return spring and the biasing member 600 the addition of the lateral force contributed by biasing member 600 enhances the mechanical impact between the trigger bar 30 and the sear 50 as the trigger bar 30 and the sear 50 reconnect this added force in turn enhances the impact resonance at the trigger reset event allowing an operator to more easily ascertain when the reset even has occurred furthermore the longitudinal movements of the trigger bar 30 are not significantly impeded by the mechanical cooperation with the notch 660 of the biasing member 600 because the trigger bar 30 is allowed to slide freely in the forward and rearward longitudinal directions within the notch 660 the mechanical cooperation of the trigger bar 30 and the biasing member 600 does not impact the trigger pull weight additionally a secondary impact resonance is created between the first end 630 of the biasing member 600 and the interior surface.

or updates to text file 224 in directory 210 in file system 200 as discussed above each file e g text file 216 or directory e g directory 210 may have a unique inode the inode corresponding to each file may list attributes of each user visible file and file system object e g directory within file system 200 in addition in this example it is noted that although the example directory and file structure visible to the user may be organized in a particular hierarchy the inode data associated with each file and directory may be in a single inode file 250 that may not convey the hierarchy inode file 250 may simply list the inodes as they are created or updated but the files may not be physically or logically e g as a user would u201c see u201d them in a directory listing adjacent to each other this will be discussed further in fig3 although fig2 discloses a particular number of files directories and storage resources with respect to system 200 it is understood that system 200 may have greater or fewer directories files and storage than those depicted in fig2 in addition although fig2 discloses a certain type of files with respect to system 200 the types of files in system 200 may be of any suitable type in addition although one inode file 250 is shown system 200 may have any number of inodes and or inode files system 200 may be implemented using any configuration of files or directories location in the same or geographical disparate locations in certain embodiments system 200 may be implemented by any combination of hardware and software embodied in tangible computer.

mechanism 126 and substitute a less complex wiring harness for wiring harness 190 preferably the completely mechanical version of the latching mechanism is identical to power latching mechanism 126 except that any components or assemblies associated with the power latching and unlatching e g power drive assembly 252 latch sector 264 have been omitted or substituted with other components such as spacers to provide substantial similarity between the latch mechanisms in their installation and operation similarly should a manual sliding door with power locks be desired the vehicle manufacturer need only omit power door drive mechanism 124 and control module 54 substitute an electronically actuated latching mechanism for power latching mechanism 126 and substitute a less complex wiring harness for wiring harness 190 while the electronically actuated latching mechanism may be the same component as the power latching mechanism 126 it preferably substitutes a less complex mechanism than power drive assembly 252 for actuating dog member 268 to permit latch ratchet 262 to return to the fully unlatched position configuration in this manner permits the cost of the latching mechanism to be minimized while maintaining substantial similarity between the latch mechanisms in their installation and operation it will be understood however that the cavity for drive motor 210 gearbox 212 and or control module 54 could alternatively be formed between exterior panel 1000 and interior panel 1002 i e the cavity may be formed in door panel assembly 138 accordingly the particular embodiment illustrated is not intended to be limiting in any manner referring to fig3 the methodology for controlling sliding door 36 is shown in schematic flow diagram form the methodology is entered at bubble 2000 and progresses to decision block 2004 where control module 54 determines whether body control module 52.

diameter of the hub 34 and the shaft 30 thus an annular space is formed between the inner circumference of the godet casing 32 and the outer circumference of the hub 34 and shaft 30 this annular space is filled by a package of individual primary windings which are arranged stationarily and unmovingly to this end a cooling tube 39 concentric with shaft 30 is attached to a stationary holder 38 the cooling tube projects into the aforesaid annular space and extends up to the front cover 33 it should be emphasized that the cooling tube 39 is stationary and surrounds the shaft 30 concentrically and without contacting it arranged on the cooling tube 39 are four zones with individual primary windings 40 each package of an individual primary winding comprises a flux tube 41 flux poles 42 as well as the individual primary winding 40 the flux tubes 41 and flux poles 42 consist of a magnetically highly conductive material each flux tube extends into the range of a respective individual primary winding fixedly attached to the ends of the tubes 41 are two annular flux poles 42 one individual primary winding 40 each is arranged between two flux poles 42 the thus formed packages are threaded with the flux tubes 41 on the cooling tube 39 with a narrow clearance and are held in position with the holder by longitudinal screws there being further provided flux disks 43 at the end of the entire.

components it is to be understood that components 4 6 can be plates bars or thick cylindrical shells it is to be noted that the height of the patterns 8 10 will be determined by the material ductility the initial microstructure and the degree of local plastic strain needed for a quality bond micro asperities within components 4 6 are the source of voids which are aligned essentially along a bond plane a purposely machined roughened surface is used in a way to control and enhance the local plastic deformation at elevated temperatures in order to eliminate these voids in addition more surface is made available by this process and dynamic grain growth would occur in both longitudinal and transverse directions at elevated temperatures again the material near the center of the components to be welded experiences essential local flow and rearrangement whereas by conventional processing the surface material in this region has little or no displacement which results in a stagnation zone with a plane of weakness during the operation of joining system 2 fig2 a and 2b components 4 and 6 are machined by conventional machining techniques with surface patterns 8 and 10 respectively components 4 and 6 can either be constructed of similar or dissimilar.

u2032 includes a pawl 41 u2032 at a distal end 42 u2032 thereof for adjustable engagement with teeth 38 u2032 upon relative movement of opposed ends 34 u2032 and 36 u2032 teeth 38 u2032 are engaged by pawl 41 u2032 to provide adjustable interlocking therebetween this allows the diameter of the circular stent 28 u2032 to be adjustably expanded in incremental fashion to set the diameter thereof at discrete increments now with reference to fig4 an additional embodiment of a stent is shown stent 28 u2033 is a wire stent employing telescoping ends the wire 30 u2033 is formed in a circular configuration and includes a first end 34 u2033 that is positioned in general axial alignment with a second opposed end 36 u2033 a distal portion 34 a u2033 of first end 34 u2033 telescopes into an elongate open ended channel 44 u2033 formed at opposed end 36 u2033 the diameter of the stent 28 u2033 is contracted and expanded by movement of first end 34 u2033 into and out of open ended channel 44 u2033 the various embodiments of each of the stents 28 described herein are preferably manufactured out of a bio compatible metal most preferably the bio compatible metal is stainless steel platinum gold nitinol tantalum and alloys thereof one or more such stents 28 may be disposed between tubes 12 and 22 for example in one embodiment a single stent 28 is disposed about one end of tube 12 in an alternative embodiment of the invention two stents 28 are disposed about each end of tube 12 in yet another embodiment of the invention several stents 28.

liner a first flow sleeve surrounding the combustor liner forming a first substantially axially extending flow annulus radially therebetween the first flow sleeve has a first plurality of apertures formed about a circumference thereof for directing compressor discharge air as cooling air radially into said first flow annulus a transition piece is connected to the combustor liner the transition piece adapted to carry hot combustion gases to the turbine and a second flow sleeve surrounds the transition piece forming a second substantially axially extending flow annulus radially therebetween the second flow sleeve has a second plurality of apertures for directing compressor discharge air as cooling air radially into the second flow annulus the first substantially axially extending flow annulus connecting with the second substantially axially extending flow annulus a resilient annular seal structure is disposed radially between an aft end portion of the combustor liner and a forward end portion of said transition piece the resilient annular seal structure configured to form a first annular cavity radially between the forward end portion of the transition piece and the aft end portion of said combustor liner at least one transfer tube radially extends from the second flow sleeve through the second flow annulus to the transition piece.

housing 4 of an automatic transmission for a motor vehicle the travel direction of the motor vehicle is indicated by a co ordinate arrow x and the transverse direction to the travel direction by a co ordinate arrow y the structural unit 3 also called the pump aggregate has a longitudinal axis a which extends in the y direction i e transversely with respect to the travel direction of the motor vehicle inside the transmission housing which also comprises an oil sump or is closed toward the outside by an oil sump are arranged a hydraulic shifting unit hsu 5 and a transmission oil filter 6 the auxiliary oil pump 1 has a pressure connection 7 which is connected to the hydraulic shifting unit 5 and a suction connection 8 which is connected to the transmission oil filter 6 from which it draws in oil the pump aggregate 3 is fixed relative to the transmission housing 4 or the oil sump by three schematically represented struts 9 above the pump aggregate 3 behind the plane of the drawing a parking lock mechanism 10 is indicated schematically the electric motor 2 of the pump aggregate 3 is controlled and supplied with current by a pump control unit 11 arranged outside the transmission housing 4 via connection leads 12 the connection leads 12 between the pump control unit 11 and the electric motor 2 pass into and through the transmission housing 4 via an aperture 13 for its part the.

described for examples 1 and 2 the same quantity 19 76 grams of the same c 16 olefin mixture was contacted with 15 1 grams of methyl acrylate in the presence of a catalyst comprising 0 59 grams of anhydrous aluminum chloride 0 37 grams of cesium chloride and also in the presence of 0 05 grams of hydroquinone the contact took place in the autoclave at a temperature of 100 u00b0 c for a total of 16 hours analysis of the final reaction mixture indicated a 96 conversion of the vinylidene olefins the product of the vinylidene olefin reaction comprised 86 unsaturated c 19 methyl ester 3 8 c 22 unsaturated diester and 10 c 16 saturated chlorides the general procedures were again applied to the contact of the same quantity of the same c 16 olefin mixture with 7 56 grams of the methyl acrylate reactive agent in this case however the contact between the olefin mixture and the reactive agent was continued beyond the point of essentially complete conversion of the vinylidene olefin in the mixture the contact was not terminated prior to substantial conversion of the mixture 39 s linear olefin component in the presence of a catalyst comprising 2 35 grams of anhydrous aluminum chloride 0 32 grams of potassium chloride 0 24 grams of sodium chloride and 0 05 grams of hydroquinone contact over 5 hours at 100 u00b0 c and under nitrogen atmosphere converted not only 100 of the vinylidene component but also 41 of the linear component this example shows that the process selectivity to the conversion of only the vinylidene olefin component of the mixture is decreased if.

ml 4 06 mmoles of tbdms triflate at 0 u00b0 c was added the reaction mixture was stirred at room temperature for 30 min the reaction mixture was taken in 20 ml of dichloromethane washed with saturated nahco 3 solution 1 u00d7 20 ml water 2 u00d7 20 ml and brine 1 u00d7 20 ml the non aqueous solvent was finally dried with anhydrous na 2 so 4 and dried in vacuum column chromatographic purification using 60 120 mesh silica gel and 2 ethyl acetate in hexane as eluting solvent mixture of the dried residue afforded a 1 as a white solid 1 01 g 71 yield r f 0 4 in 10 ethyl acetate in hexane 1 h nmr 300 mhz cdcl 3 u03b4 0 19 s 6h si c h 3 2 0 9 s 3h 18 c h 3 1 0 s 9h sic c h 3 3 1 4 1 7 and 1 9 2 55 m 13h cyclopentane and cyclohexane ring protons 2 85 m 2h 6 c h 2 6 52 d j 2 2 hz 1h 4 c h 6 57 dd j1 2 6 hz and j2 8 4 hz 1h 2 c h 7.

an actuating assembly to a locking pin assembly the linear member can be a flexible linear member allowing it to convey motion to the locking pin assembly around corners the locking pin assembly has a moveable locking pin with an actuator and an extension that can engage a keeper the linear member has multiple actuator engagement sites along its length where the actuator of the locking pin can engage the linear member the linear member can then be used to move the locking pin with respect to the locking pin assembly so that the extension can engage or disengage a keeper the locking pin assembly can be mounted on a fenestration frame and the keeper opposingly mounted on a window or door mounted in the fenestration frame alternately the keeper can be incorporated into the fenestration frame and the locking pin assembly opposingly mounted on the window or door mounted in the fenestration frame application_number US 15424602 A description tape 1 serves as the flexible push pull member in my design it starts at a locking lever assembly denoted generally by arrow 300 in the embodiments of my invention illustrated in fig1 through 4b locking lever assembly 300 is mounted on a windowsill 2 or at other locations on the frame or perimeter of a fenestration opening tape 1 can extend to as many locking pin assembly locations as desired these could be.

protect electrical components as shown in fig1 a socket 10 is mounted on second printed circuit board 19 second printed circuit board 19 may include a variety of other electrical parts 21 as shown in fig1 b second printed circuit board 19 which includes among other things socket 10 runs through surface mount reflow oven which heats second printed circuit board 19 through convection and impinging radiation in the infrared spectrum and or through condensation i e vapor phase from above as referenced by heat waves 11 as shown in fig1 c electrical module 3 containing the clock module which is comprised of lithium battery 6 crystal 8 and integrated circuit 15 is then inserted into socket 10 as shown in fig1 c electrical module 3 is then effectively positioned on second printed circuit board 19 and electrically connected via socket 10 to second printed circuit board 19 as shown in fig1 d this process effectively removes electrical module 3 from the reflow process in a surface mount reflow oven this process would damage electrical module 3 because the surfaces of electrical module 3 facing the surface mount reflow oven would typically absorb heat through convection and impinging radiation in the infrared spectrum and or through condensation i e vapor phase from above as referenced by heat waves 11 fig1 is an illustration of an alternate preferred embodiment of the low profile socket module system for surface mountable applications when the electrical module 3 utilizes a cob assembly 3 with extended lip 150 of alternate cap or tub.

50a is deformed to take the shape of the end 50b the flattened end 50b no longer passes through the openings in the washer 56 the washer is fixed and the cartridge is complete fig5 d to avoid buckling of the spacer springs fig6 a shows an element 19 with two pins 60 62 around a central zone 61a of a guide 61 fitted with a collar 63 this collar 63 is placed between two bundles of spacer springs 64 65 so that it is still guided in the recess of the projecting portions 11 12 of the pistons 5 6 this ensures low friction which results in a high yield for the actuator in order to increase the stability of the guide 61 the plates 61a 61b are attached to the ends by the parts 61d 6ie the structure of the guide 61 will be better understood from fig6 b 6d there is the collar 63 around the central zone 61a from the centre upwards in fig6 b run two plates 61b 61c enclosing a space 67 the plates 61b 61c do not cover the full width of the guide but leave shoulders 68a 68b for guiding the pin 60 in a first plane at the end of the plates 61b 61c is the part 61d connecting the plates 61b 61c and closing off the space 67 in a perpendicular plane the pin 60 is guided by the plate 69 from the centre downwards in fig6 b here again there is a part 61e providing the connection to the second plate 70 shown in fig6 c fig6 c shows the symmetrical structure of the.

weight of the composition in one embodiment the composition comprises a from about 80 to about 91 by weight of the composition of polyethylene glycol wherein the polyethylene glycol has a molecular weight from about 5 000 to about 11 000 b from about 2 to about 12 by weight of the composition free perfume and c from about 2 to about 12 by weight of the composition of a friable perfume microcapsule wherein the perfume microcapsule comprises encapsulated perfume wherein the composition is shaped in a pastille each of the pastilles has a mass from about 0 95 mg to about 2 g such a formulation is thought to provide for a balanced scent experience to the user of the composition with the level of polyethylene glycol between about 80 and about 91 by weight of the composition the about 2 to about 12 by weight of the composition of free perfume can provide for a pleasant scent experience to the user upon opening of the package containing the composition and as the user pours the composition into a dosing device and transfers the composition to her washing machine that is the user can experience the scent at an appreciably detectable level but is not overwhelmed by the scent similarly the about 2 to about 12 by weight of.

conductive path between remaining portions of the polysilicon structures 10 one method for eliminating the stringers e g stringer 60 is to perform an over etch when creating the space 50 a result of applying this method is illustrated in a structure 200 in fig3 in which a stringer such as stringer 60 in fig2 is removed leading to clean sidewalls 70 of the oxide structures 15 however the over etch may produce an undercut 72 of the polysilicon structures 10 thereby creating a gate having a reentrant profile 75 with a critical dimension 74 that is not well controlled the reentrant profile 75 therefore may lead to a v t with a distribution having a width that exceeds an acceptable value the present disclosure addresses the difficulties with prior art methods such as described above with reference to fig1 3 fig4 illustrates one example of a semiconductor film stack 300 configured to solve the problems of the prior art already identified the film stack 300 is similar to film stack 100 of fig1 comprising an ono layer 5 polysilicon structures 10 oxide structures 15 a polysilicon layer 20 and hard mask layers 25 40 each of the layers and structures having dimensions thicknesses that may be similar to corresponding layers and structures of the film stack 100 of fig1 the film stack 300 is further overlaid with a liner 80 the liner 80 which may be formed for example.

performed by the tappet 17 a is being damped so that the tappet 17 a is again centered relative to the central longitudinal axis 9 of the casing 8 a after disappearance of the transverse load component in case of a transverse load component of great amplitude the motion of the outer rib portion 52 a is defined by the stop 55 a the following is a description of a third embodiment of the invention taken in conjunction with fig8 and 9 identical parts have the same reference numerals as in the first embodiment to the description of which reference is made parts that differ in construction but are functionally identical have the same reference numerals with a b annexed the substantial difference from the first embodiment resides in the configuration of the guiding damping unit 41 b like in the first embodiment the guiding damping unit 41 b is fixed to the cap 39 b unlike the first embodiment the cap 39 b is not pushed over the casing cup 27 but into it so that the locking noses 43 b that are disposed on the cap 39 b stand out radially snap engaging from inside with corresponding recesses in the casing cup 27 the cap 39 b comprises four damping elements 50 b which are uniformly distributed along the circumference and project inwards from an annular edge 68 the inner rib portion 51 b as well as the connecting rib portions 53 b constitute a flexibly compressible spring arm or bow which projects inwards.

between 360 v at 45 hz and 500 v at 75 hz the principles by which inverters operate are well known a typical inverter uses pulse width modulation u201c pwm u201d to control the voltage and frequency of the ac output the inverter 34 includes a bank of electronic switches that turn on and off in response to control signals from an inverter controller by electronic switching pulses of varying amplitude and duration are produced the output is a three phase ac waveform in many inverters the ac power is filtered to remove high frequency harmonics and to produce a sine wave output fig4 5 show additional preferred embodiments of the present inventive transport refrigeration system an input inverter bridge with a dc bus voltage control 33 replaces the rectifier 31 and elevator chopper 32 to produce the regulated dc power signal the input inverter bridge 33 is an inverter with the output terminal coupled to the alternator 22 the inverters 34 36 provide numerous advantages to the system described above first the transport refrigeration system 14 is more compact because a second prime mover independent from engine 20 need not be included in the system 14 the electrical operation of the system 14 and the absence of a second prime mover.

with one another until the last plate like object 1 is placed in the position shown by a broken line in fig2 in a conventional container of this kind having no plate spring 6 therein only thirty pieces corresponding to fifteen channel boxes at most of plate like objects 1 can be held while in the above embodiment of the present invention which has the same dimensions as the conventional container thirty six corresponding to eighteen channel boxes plate like objects 1 can be held even if the elongated rod referred to in the statement under 34 description of the related art 34 is not used fig3 is a horizontal section of an embodiment of the present invention in which flat plate like objects not angle like objects are to be placed in tight contact with one another the construction and operation of this embodiment being similar to those of the first embodiment previously described in this embodiment the plate like objects 1 39 can be inserted in a tightly laminated state until the last plate like object 1 39 is placed in the position shown by a broken line in the same drawing in the above described embodiments two plate springs 6 are arranged in the widthwise direction of a container one plate spring may also be provided at the widthwise intermediate portion of the interior of the container or not less than two plate springs at horizontally symmetric portions of the interior thereof in the above described embodiments only one or only one horizontal row of plate springs are provided in the container the plate springs may also be provided at vertically spaced portions of the interior of the container the form of the springs may be modified in various manners the.

recycled to the reaction stage i a build up of methylformate and dimethoxymethane is not observed although these compounds are not or only to a lesser extent converted in the hydrogenation reaction under the above specified conditions without wishing to be bound by theory it is believed that hydrogenation removes peroxides which otherwise would react in subsequent working up stages forming methylformate dimethoxymethane and precursors to these compounds at the same time hydrogenation also removes said and or other precursors to methylformate and dimethoxymethane like formaldehyde and prevents them from being recycled to the reaction stage with the solvent consequently the present invention leads to a more effective and cost efficient epoxidation process since the operation cycle between regeneration cycles of the epoxidation catalyst can be considerably prolonged and to an improved product quality these advantages can be achieved by a relatively simple measure of a hydrogenation step moreover the hydrogenation step can be easily integrated into the work up procedure of the epoxidation product according to one embodiment of the present invention the reaction mixture is separated in a pre evaporator into an overhead product containing propene possibly propane propene oxide and solvent and into a bottom product containing solvent water non converted hydrogen peroxide higher boiling point by products such as for example propylene glycol and if a suspension method is used for the epoxidation step suspended titanium silicalite catalyst the pre evaporator preferably has at most only 5 theoretical separation steps and is designed so that the stripping section corresponds to a simple evaporation and the remaining separation effect is achieved in the rectification section the pre evaporator is operated at a reflux ratio of at most 1 5 and.

the rotational position data 7 provided by the controller 5 module 10 stores in memory the characteristics of all the return springs associated with the heddles of the harness of the system 2 with the result that knowing at any moment the rotational position data 7 the return effort or force of each spring as a function of the position in height of the heddle in question and the direction of displacement of the heddles weaving information 8 it can calculate the unbalanced forces or torques at each instant as a function of the difference of elastic return efforts between the heddles which rise and the heddles which descend module 11 stores in memory the inertias of the parts of the shed forming system to be driven and it may calculate on the one hand the speed of these parts as a function of the variation of the angular position 7 in time t value d7 dt on the other hand the acceleration of said parts as a function of the variation of speed dv dt these values enabling the inertia force to be calculated finally module 12 takes into account memorized or inputted constant forces for example the constant or frictional forces data 13 unbalance forces 14 inertia forces and 15 constant forces respectively supplied by modules 10 11 and 12 of the calculator 9 are sent to an electronic adder or comparator 16 in.

the source side of the backflow valve 114 is prevented and the fluid source 30 may be disconnected in the case that there is a sudden drop in pressure in the fluid source 30 the backflow of fluid in the pressurized chamber 20 and thus outlet chamber 40 could possibly be so rapid that some of the spray fluid that entered the pressurized chamber 20 from the sealed vessel 18 enters the weep chamber 136 before the backpressure forces the outlet stopper 38 to close the pressure drop in weep chamber 136 forces the weep diaphragm 144 against the shoulder 148 thereby opening the weep slot 150 further the shoulder 148 restricts the amount the weep diaphragm 144 may flex toward the source side of the weep chamber 136 thus restricting the fluid flow towards the source side stopper 34 and providing time for the source side stopper 34 to close the pressure within the weep chamber 136 is communicated to the now open weep slot 150 and if a sufficient pressure is reached the push in stopper 154 is ejected therefore the pressure within the weep chamber 136 is relieved before a pressure that could cause a failure in the source side stopper 34 is reached thus the backflow valve 114 is configured such that even if some spray fluid enters the weep chamber 136 the spray fluid is prevented from.

with a vacuum steam will be generated below 212 u00b0 f and radiant heat can be used to assist in speed the cooking process this result in less shrinkage and more moisture retained in the food as it is browned and caramelized by the radiant heat this would also result in use of less water to generate steam so that the product being cooked retains more of its natural moisture radiant heat contacting the food cooks the food as to be expected and reduces condensation on the surface of the food as the steam cooks the food the condensation can act as an insulator to reduce the heat transfer between the condensing steam and the food and by combing radiant heat therewith the steam will cook more efficiently using less energy and less water to produce a slow cooked food product with attention to fig4 the vessel 10 of this invention can be enclosed in a housing 60 using a door 62 in the front and the housing 60 can be designed to be stackable as desired in a commercial environment as shown the vacuum pump 45 is provided in the side thereof and a vent 46 is also provided a reservoir 64 is provided in the base and an exterior drain pan 65 is also provided with reference to fig5 there is shown a typical circuit diagram for the electronic controls for the device of this invention this is intended only as a example and not to be limitative of the instant invention furthermore as will obvious to those skilled in the art the controls can be automated by using a central processing unit not shown typically controls will be provided for the bottom and top heating.

the example of fig1 in which data is read out of the pallet 2142 at the mpu read access the output data 2037 is delivered by switching between the pallet output data 2028 and the interpolated data 2048 however the pallet which is read out for the mpu read access and the pallet output data to be entered to the selector are not confined to the manner of this embodiment however the circuit arrangement of this embodiment is effective only for monochrome display data and it cannot deal with color display data the seventh embodiment of this invention is the arrangement of the display data selector 34 as shown in fig1 for the display controller of the sixth embodiment the timing chart of fig1 c also shows the display operation based on the display data selector of fig1 the seventh embodiment differs from the sixth embodiment in the display data selector 2034 which is intended for color display data in contrast to that of the preceding embodiment for monochrome display data color display data consists of three color components including red r green g and blue b as shown in fig1 on this account display data interpolation circuits 2047 are provided to deal with the r g and b components independently for a read access to the pallet 2142 during the display period data 2481 2482 and 2483 produced by interpolation for the r g and b components of output data 2029 2027 and 2026 of pallets which are.

42 includes a driven roller 73 mounted on and adapted to rotate with driven roller axle 76 and an idler roller 74 rotatably mounted on and adapted to rotate about idler roller axle 77 the bearings 93 may be roller bearings or ball bearings of standard design the driven roller axle 76 and idler roller axle 77 are spacedly mounted at opposite ends of tractor body 75 which may be comprised of side panels in which axles 76 and 77 are rotatably mounted each lower reject tractor 42a includes a driven roller 73a which is mounted on lower drive axle 79 and an idler roller 74a which is mounted on idler roller axle 77a axles 79 and 77a are affixed in a stationary position to frame 35 a flexible continuous belt 43 made of rubber leather or other material with a suitable coefficient of friction is mounted on each tractor 42 42a to extend around each pair of driven roller and corresponding idler roller in the embodiment shown the driven rollers 73 73a and the idler rollers 74 74a of the tractors comprise grooved pulleys and the belts 43 have teeth on their inner driven surfaces which engage the pulley grooves to provide a positive non slip belt drive such pulleys and positive drive belts are well known in the industry the driven roller axles 76 of the upper tractors 42 are coaxially connected to an upper drive axle 78 which rotatingly drives the roller axles 76 to move the belts 43 on the tractors likewise the driven rollers 73a of the lower tractors 42a are driven by lower drive axle 79 to move.

by distortion to threads 168 or 170 or in any other suitable way referring now to fig3 there is shown a tool 100 for gaining access to and driving screws for pacemakers tool 100 comprises a body 102 including an outer enclosure 104 a proximal end 106 a distal end 108 and an axis of rotation 110 the tool 100 also comprises a screw driving blade 112 projecting from body 102 along axis of rotation 110 from proximal end 106 and a cutting bit 114 supported by body 102 along axis of rotation 110 cutting bit 114 projecting from body 102 from distal end 108 in the implementation of fig3 screw driving blade 112 is fixed to body 102 body 102 is solid screw driving blade 112 and cutting bit 114 embedded within body 102 body 102 includes external splines 128 external splines 128 not only facilitate secure manual grasp of body 102 but also enable tool 100 to cooperate with a torque wrench not shown having a socket cooperating with body 102 this enables an inexpensive version of tool 100 to be realized tool 100 has been described for use in the environment of medical pacemakers only for convenience of understanding in terms of applying tool 100 to an environment having recognizable characteristics it should be realized that tool 100 is not limited to this environment and may be utilized in any environment where it is desired to remove.

separation of the dumpster 18 and chute 13 as the packer 17 applies pressure to force scrap into the dumpster the dumpster 18 is unlatched and removed when filled with another dumpster being repositioned the chute 13 packer 17 and dumpster 18 are arranged so that the scrap remains interior and shielded from the exterior environment a particularly unique feature of the disposal system 10 in fig1 is the connection of the chute 13 to the doorway 12 of the building the building 11 shown in fig1 is a brick or masonry construction and is chracteristic of commercial type buildings clearly if the dumpster 18 is jostled to any great degree as it is being positioned adjacent to the chute 13 any contact with the chute is transposed directly to the building 11 such shocks which often are relatively large would result in permanent damage to the masonry if the chute 13 were capable of direct contact with the building in order to eliminate or minimize any damage to the building the doorway 12 is purposely designed to be larger than the chute 13 since an object of this invention is to seal the interior of the building from the exterior environment the area between the doorway 12 and chute 13 must be closed an outer metal frame 12 constructed from material such as angle iron is secured to the doorway 12 of the building 11 as by bolting or another.

therefrom corresponding to the both sides of the wheel rim 60 of the bicycle a pair of protrusions 31 are formed at a side of the sliding assembly 30 corresponding to that protrusions 27 of the brake shoe holder 20 the sliding assembly 30 also has a gradient face 32 slantingly formed outwardly in accordance with the direction of the rotation of the tire of the bicycle at the bottom thereof which is in corresponding to the gradient face 26 of the brake shoe holder 20 the spring 50 is accommodated in the recess 21 of the brake shoe holder 20 having a first end engaged with the protrusions 27 and a second end engaged with the protrusions 31 of the sliding assembly 30 referring further to the fig5 8 which shows the first embodiment of the present invention in the fig5 shows the status of the anti lock brake system of the present invention before a braking action being operated in which the brake shoe holders 20 at both ends of the mounting bracket 61 are apart from the wheel rim 60 of the bicycle by virtue of the mounting bracket 61 the sliding members 30 are pushed to one end of the recesses 21 of the brake shoe holders 20 by.

u201d resonance also both sheet layers must be properly contained so that they cannot move or be deformed during setback and in flight having these issues in mind it may be seen that packing the liquid materials in u201c bubble wrap u201d layers improves the flight behavior of marking projectiles this applies also to other types of non rigid payload projectiles such as non lethal projectiles that carry liquid components fig1 shows a 40 mm projectile 10 of the type to which the present invention relates the various dimensions of the projectile are indicated relative to the number of calibers the projectile has an ogive 12 that carries one or more marking agents including liquid chemical materials which react when missed these liquids are contained and constrained in a matrix package of bubble wrap sheets as will be explained below which maintains the stability of the projectile in flight the bubble wrap sheet according to the invention is illustrated in fig2 a 2 b and 2 c fig2 a shows a plastic sheet 14 containing depressions or u201c bubbles u201d 16 filled with a liquid 18 once filled a cover sheet 20 is applied and heat sealed to the sheet 14 to form a composite sheet 22 this composite sheet is shown in perspective in fig2 c fig3 shows the interior of the head ogive 12 of the projectile 10 without the u201c bubble wrap u201d sheets according to the invention that contain the reactive liquid chemical materials the wall of the ogive 12 is formed of a plastic or composite material or of a thin walled metal the inner surface of the wall is provided with small indentations to receive the bubbles of the bubble wrap sheets.

of fig2 described below the apparatus includes circuitry to perform these functions included in the apparatus is a circuit by which the user can increment or decrement the angle u03c6 while he is viewing the display until proper hue is attained it will be recognized that an alternate method for determining the magnitude of the vector ca is via the following relations substituting equation 3 into equations 1 and 2 yields the equations for ic and qc given by determining ca by equation 3 obviates the necessity of determining the square root of the sum of the squares of ia and qa circuitry for generating ic and qc from equations 4 and 5 will be described hereinafter with reference to fig3 the same result can also be obtained in a slightly different manner by operating on the i and q signals with single variables we know that cc 2 must equal ca 2 to maintain color saturation constant and a corrected component ic can be generated by multiplying ia by a user controlled variable u03b3 i e in order to maintain the magnitude of cc equal to the magnitude of ca the q component must be multiplied by a dependent variable e g u03b2 that is solving for u03b2 equ1 by simple trigonometric manipulation it can be shown that u03b3ia is equivalent to ca sin.

chamber 46 and the velocity of fuel air flow through flame ports 66 again this flame retention device design can only be determined by prior experimentation to match the aerodynamic structure of the retention device for a particular appliance aerodynamics also it is not precisely known for sure why the flared portion 56 of passageway 36 and the flared portions 60a and 60b of carry over ports 58a and 58b respectively operate to provide the advantageous results obtained however it is thought that the flared portions aerodynamically configure a portion of the secondary combustion air away from the flame retention ports to in part protect the combustion flames emanating therefrom thereby producing a stable flame front at the flared ports however it should be understood that the aerodynamics involved with regard to the primary combustion air being aspirated through passageway 36 and the secondary combustion air being induced by blower 14 around the burner body present a very complicated aerodynamic problem which cannot be fully understood at this time it can be said that the flared design of burner passageway 36 and the continuous flare of carry over ports 58a 58b in cooperation with the unique flame retention device tuning method disclosed has been shown in the laboratory to produce superior and unexpected results when compared to prior art gas burners more specifically the gas burners fabricated according to the principles.

to the second combine unit 260 the second combine unit 260 may receive min idx values 252 and min val values 250 from the truncating unit 244 the second combine unit 260 may select vectors to combine for each entry if the particular layer being processed is a variable node in any index of the message being processed the second combine unit 260 may use the min u2032 vector corresponding to that index otherwise symbol indexes and values as set forth herein may be used the second combine unit 260 may then output c2v messages 262 264 266 corresponding to each entry during processing the system may contemporaneously perform check operations an xor unit 268 may perform bitwise exclusive disjunction operations on check nodes and variable nodes to determine if a message conforms to the corresponding parity check matrix the xor unit 268 may send such parity check information to a checksum buffer 270 to correlate the parity check information with one or more v2c hard decision messages the checksum buffer 270 may then produce a c2v hard decision message 274 referring to fig3 a block diagram for a combine unit is shown a combine unit such as the first combine unit shown in fig2 may include a reorder network 300 the reorder network 300 may receive a plurality of symbol vectors 302 304 306 corresponding to entries in a message the reorder network 300 may also receive a symbol index 308 the reorder network 300 may store and reorder the symbol vectors such that each newly order symbol vector 310 312 314 has an index equal to the prior index plus the symbol index 308 each newly order symbol vector 310 312 314 may.

bracket 20 may be made by just cutting the h beam or i beam to a given size without having the side plates 25 connected to the upper plate 21 and the lower plate 23 as shown in fig6 a and 6 b furthermore the connecting brackets 20 of the present invention are provided in the longitudinal direction of the steel girder 10 and in this case the connecting brackets 20 positioned at both sides to support both end portions of the cover plate 30 have inclined portions 28 formed on the outside surfaces thereof in such a manner as to have given inclination from an external direction toward the internal direction thereof that is the inclined portion 28 of the connecting bracket 20 has the upper plate 21 longer than the lower plate 23 the side plate 25 positioned at the inside surface thereof is vertically connected and the side plate 25 positioned at the outside surface thereof and forming the inclined portion 28 is slantly welded to the upper plate 21 and the lower plate 23 in such a manner as to have the given inclination in case where the sections of the connecting brackets 20 positioned at both side portions of the steel structure are drastically varied stress is locally collected to the drastically varied portions to cause the material to be destructed and cracked which results in the reduction of the.

stacked configuration and evenly spaced at relatively small increments to facilitate a high degree of distance adjustability d 1 dn between the blade 34 not shown and the guiding surfaces 32 a and 32 b as can be demonstrated in fig1 a the purposefully designed exposure of the entire sharp edge 34 b of blade 34 allows the user to skillfully manipulate the depth that the blade 34 penetrates sheet material 44 this on the fly adjustability allows the user to utilize the entire sharp edge 34 b of blade 34 while performing a cutting operation enabling the use of a sharper less used portion of blade edge 34 b if difficulties due to dulling of a particular area of blade edge 34 b are encountered during a cutting operation another feature demonstrated in fig1 b is how the purposefully designed rounded receptacle end 14 of blade holder 1 along with the exposure of the entire sharp edge 34 b of blade 34 allows the user to greatly vary the angle of attack of blade 34 without interference that would be encountered with a square ended trimmer when severing sheet material 44 this feature is especially important when structure surface 40 a is short or shallow as shown in fig1 b allowing only the small end portion of guiding surface 32 a or 32 b to be utilized during a cutting operation this ability to vary the angle of attack of blade 34 also allows the user to precisely trim into corners and around obstacles in circumstances such as illustrated in fig1 b in both circumstances illustrated in fig1 a and 10b the ability to utilize the entire sharp edge 34 b greatly increases the usable life of blade 34 compared to trimmer tools that only.

between adjacent carriers is smaller than u03c0 radians it is then possible to compensate for each discontinuity caused by the inverse tangent function periodicity and thus unwrap the argument function in order to use the argument function for sample timing control it is necessary that the sampling of the received frame always starts inside the cyclically permuted interval the signalling interval if this condition is not fulfilled the argument function will be severely disturbed and will not be valid for sample timing control the present invention employs a new technique for finding the correct interval for frame sampling and uses an estimate of the magnitude of the disturbance of the argument function as an objective function a frame sampled inside the correct interval shows a minimum value for this magnitude the frame start time is stepped through a signalling interval length and the objective function is estimated for each step the step size is equal to the cyclic prefix size the frame start time that gives the minimum value of the objective function is then selected any measure that represents the magnitude of variations in the argument function can be used as an objective function in this technique an example of such a measure is given by equation 1 below the sum of the magnitudes of the argument differences of adjacent carriers is used as.

in fig4 a and transactions in section b are the transactions for desalination management referred to as tr csr1 tr csr2 in fig4 b the transactions in section b before their call out is started are connected to a transmitting destination pointer 413 and in the case where a plurality of transactions exist in section b for the service 3 4 the next pointer sections 421 and 431 are used to provide connection thereof a communication with a plurality of transactions in section b is usually referred to as a multi address calling further in the case where services themselves are to be linked for example from service 3 3 to service 3 4 the services are managed such that address of the next tr send is written into the next pointer section 411 a detailed description will now be given with respect to fig4 referring to fig4 tr send is a transaction of service storing single service information in this transaction tr send the next pointer section 411 links and manages tr send a transmitting document pointer section 412 manages the document to be transmitted and a transmitting destination pointer section 413 provides link management of the transactions of the destinations indicated by tr csr1 and tr csr2 further a transmission complete pointer section 414 removes.

presence of two putative transmembrane domains a putative 20 amino acid signal sequence and a 19 amino acid domain between residues 247 and 265 of the mature protein the sequence and its amino acid translation are shown in fig2 and fig1 a comparison with the amino acid sequence of the most similar molecules found in a search of genbank reveals clearly that it belongs to the immunoglobulin superfamily and the extracellular domain contains two ig c2 domain loops formed by two disulphide bridges it is a membrane crossing protein class one molecule with the n terminus at the exterior and traverses the membrane once the most closely related molecules belong to the natural killer receptor class which contains both inhibitory and activatory types gpvi clearly belongs to the activatory subclass not only through its function but also because unlike the inhibitory class it does not contain ltim sequences in its cytoplasmic domain neither does it contain any tyrosine residues which might be involved in phosphorylation there are some threonine and serine residues in this domain but they do not match any criteria for kinase consensus sequences like the activatory class of nk receptors gpvi contains an arginine residue as the third amino acid of the membrane crossing domain which is involved in the complex formation with the fc u03b3 subunit the cytoplasmic domain contains 51 amino acids showing only a minor similarity in the region just below the membrane to the cytoplasmic.

7 6 g and l citrulline 8 8 g are dissolved in water 30 ml and the solution is mixed with 50 g of an oil in water emulsion the lotion thus obtained is made up to 100 ml in volume with more oil in water emulsion the amphoteric composition thus formulated has ph 3 0 an amphoteric composition containing 1m citric acid and 1m l arginine for cosmetic conditions and dermatologic disorders may be formulated as follows citric acid 19 2 g is dissolved in water 50 ml and propylene glycol 10 ml l arginine 17 4 g is added to the solution with stirring until all the crystals are dissolved more water is added to make a total volume of the solution to 100 ml the amphoteric composition thus formulated has ph 3 0 the composition has ph 1 8 if no amphoteric compound is incorporated a pseudoamphoteric composition containing 1m citric acid and 1m creatinine for dermatologic and cosmetic conditions may be formulated as follows citric acid 19 2 g and creatinine 11 3 g are dissolved in 40 ml of water and the solution thus obtained is mixed with sufficient amount of an oil in water emulsion to make a total volume of 100 ml the amphoteric composition thus formulated has ph 3 7 an amphoteric composition containing 1m malic acid and 1m l arginine for cosmetic and dermatologic conditions may be formulated as follows 2 hydroxybutanedioic acid dl malic acid 13 4 g and l arginine 17 4 g are dissolved in water 40 ml and propylene glycol 20 ml after all the crystals have been dissolved sufficient amount of water is added to make a total volume of the solution to 100 ml the amphoteric.

16 are for example motors of the asynchronous type they are supplied in parallel by means of a frequency converter 30 and are connected to one another by synchronizing means if appropriate each motor could be supplied by a frequency converter in the exemplary embodiment illustrated in the accompanying diagram such synchronizing means consist of a rigid connection 20 connecting the two shafts 17 18 to one another moreover in the example illustrated the beam 1 and the take up system 5 for the formed fabric are controlled by two individual motors 21 and 22 finally although it is possible to consider controlling members for the formation of the shed for example a dobby by means of a mechanical connection belt 23 shaft 24 according to a preferred embodiment this control is obtained by means of an individual motor 25 when the machine is started up the various members being at their starting point an increase in speed of the motors 15 16 is carried out over a plurality of revolutions of the machine with the unwinder 21 the take up 22 and the dobby 8 being at a standstill the weft 9 is then offered to the insertion gripper 10 and simultaneously the motors 21 22 25 are actuated allowing a normal weaving process after a stop which is deliberate or the result of a break when the machine is started up again where appropriate after the repair of the yarn all the motors are actuated in order to execute a return in reverse amounting to two revolutions when this has taken place the motors 15 16 are started up and are accelerated over one revolution a new.

a position in which it can move out of engagement with the clutch inner and outer races the faces 20 or 21 on opposite sides of each bar 18 intersect one another and also the face 15 or 16 on the same side of the bar all the bars being of uniform cross sectional shape and dimensions throughout their lengthwise portions 18 39 and 18 34 which portions are symmetrical about radial planes through the lines of intersection of their faces 20 or 21 this configuration of the bars 18 enables the retainer to be formed in two identical annular parts 14a one of which is shown in fig3 and 4 thus each bar 18 has two endwise abutting parts 18a and 18b respectively one on each of the parts 14a each longer part 18a has a lengthwise portion 18a 39 at its free end generally of the same cross sectional shape as the lengthwise portions 18 39 and 18 34 but the faces of which are inset with respect to the corresponding faces of the portions 18 39 and 18 34 by an amount which is a little greater than the thickness of a spring metal strip mounted on the portion 18a 39 and forming a sprag energising spring 24 see also fig7 and 8 the axial length of each porton 18a 39 is equal.

the cpu 501 sends the rtp disable enable command in a command disabling condition step s 1103 subsequently it sends of the normal commands implemented in the printer 101 a status request command requesting the printer to return status information step s 1104 the cpu 501 waits for the status information to be returned by the printer 101 step s 1105 and after receiving the status information it sends the data stream of that normal command step s 1106 and finally sends the rtp disable enable command in an enabling condition step s 1107 this process is then terminated the reason why the status request command is sent in step s 1104 and the procedure then waits for the status information in step s 1105 is as follows there is a possibility of the occurrence of a time difference from when the printer 101 receives an rtp disable enable command until this command is executed and the rt flags in the printer 39 s flag memory are set correspondingly for example if an rtp disable enable command for disabling a particular real time command is sent and a data stream accidentally including the corresponding false real time command is sent immediately after the rtp disable enable command the command to be disabled may in fact be executed therefore the printer 101 has a function whereby its own status including the rt flags is stored in a memory as status information and is sent in response to a status request command from the host computer hence through the use of this function it is possible to verify whether the instructed setting of the rt flags is carried out or not as explained before when the printer 101 receives the rtp disable enable.

to 2000 the preferred polyol component is selected from among the polyether polyols having a molecular weight of approximately 450 obtained by condensation of 1 2 propylene oxide with 2 2 bis hydroxymethyl 1 butanol and having a content of free hydroxyl groups of approximately 10 5 to 12 by weight a slightly branched polyester polyol based on trimethylol propane 1 6 hexanediol adipic acid and o and i phthalic acid having a content of oh radicals of 3 to 5 by weight a trifunctional lactone polyester polyol based on trimethylol propane or glycerol and u03b5 caprolactone having a content of oh groups of approximately 8 to 12 by weight other than the catalyst for the trimerization reaction in situ the reaction mixture advantageously contains a second catalyst which specifically promotes the formation of polyurethane by the condensation of the triisocyanate formed in situ and the polyol component the catalyst is an organometallic compound for example particularly an organic tin compound such as dibutylstannous dilaurate in order to assure trimerization of the diisocyanate prior to the reaction with the polyol the quantity of the catalyst which is employed to specifically promote trimerization is greater than the quantity of the catalyst employed for the polyurethane formation reaction thus the quantity of the trimerization catalyst employed can be advantageously more than 10 times greater than the quantity of the catalyst the quantities of diisocyanate on the one hand and polyol on the other hand in the reaction mixture are preferably calculated to have a final ratio of nco oh between 0 7 and 1 2 another advantage of the present process is that the trimerization reaction utilizes the temperature conditions employed in the production of a polyurethane layer by reactive flow of the reaction mixture of components with a functionality greater than.

for commercial use or for those who have many pets a second toggle switch 23 is for alternatingly switching from ac power to dc power when using a battery or 110 v power the vacuum motor 16 of the flea removal device 10 of the present invention when activated vacuums the pet through a vacuum aperture 22 formed at the front end of the housing 12 with the material collected being deposited into a hollow collection area 24 in a preferred embodiment the collection area 24 can have a transparent flip open lid 25 for accessing a mesh bag allowing a user to view the contents of the collection area prior to retrieving a drain outlet can be provided for the liquid in the collection area 24 under the mesh bag through the snap connect with a check valve that closes when the tube is disconnected to avoid seepage via a tube into a fluid collection canister 41 with a sealed screw on top in addition the flea removal device 10 of the present invention includes a hollow toothed grooming comb 26 in a preferred embodiment the grooming comb 26 is curved for better contour to the shape of the pet and to avoid over spraying the grooming comb 26 is preferably snapped into place on the front end of the housing 12 by a plurality of locking clips or other mechanical means including but not limited to snaps fasteners magnets etc furthermore the flea removal device 10 of the present invention includes a spray device including a sprayer motor 28 mounted within the housing 12 a spray trigger mechanism 30 a liquid chamber 32 formed in the housing 12 and tubing 34 extending from the liquid chamber 32 to the front end of the housing 12 in.

with an internal combustion engine 7 itself provided with a toothed wheel sensor 8 used for controlling the engine after shaping in a circuit 9 the output signal from the sensor 8 referred to as a u201c first u201d signal is applied to one input terminal 10 e1 of a switch 10 the toothed wheel sensor 8 is known to be reliable for speeds of rotation greater than the minimum measurement speed v m furthermore angular position estimator means 11 receive electrical signals representative of the voltage and current electrical characteristics of the alternator starter 4 these angular position estimator means 11 respond to said input signal voltage current to generate an output signal referred to as the u201c second u201d signal that is representative of the angular position of the rotor of the alternator starter the second signal is applied to another input 10 e2 of the switch 10 the position estimator means 11 are of a simplified type that is known to be reliable only at speeds below the maximum estimation speed v a the position estimator means may be constituted in the form of a calculator of simple structure possibly being incorporated in the engine controlling software the switch 10 has an output terminal 10 s which is connected to an input of the control means 5 of the alternator starter 4 the output terminal 10 s is also connected to means for generating a signal representative of an estimated speed value with its output being connected to a member 13 for actuating the moving contact.

with a residence time of 40 minutes raffinate source 34 a 34 whiting consisted of about 14 isobutylene and was dried to lt 5 ppm h 2 o raffinate source 34 b 34 texas city consisted of about 18 isobutylene and was dried to a moisture content of lt 5 ppm h 2 o the mole ratio of butyl t butyl ether to bf 3 in the complex was 1 1 1 table 3______________________________________isobutylene polymerization usingbf3 btbe and c4 raffinateraffinate mol gpc datasource catalyst mn mw di______________________________________a 0 76 902 1534 1 70a 1 01 916 1446 1 77b 0 52 806 1842 2 29b 0 78 569 1044 1 83______________________________________olefin distribution13c nmr vinylidene trisubstituted tetrasubstituted______________________________________84 12 480 17 381 14 580 15 5______________________________________ using the batch polymerization outlined in example xi with bf 3 btbe catalyst the effect on vinylidene content of varying the mole ratio of btbe to bf 3 was studied in five separate runs summarized in table 4 below the feed was 20 isobutylene in isobutane lt 1 ppm h 2 o the reaction temperature was 18 u00b0 c and the residence time was 40 minutes table 4______________________________________effect of varying mole ratioof ether to bf3 uponvinylidene contentmole ratio mol olefin dist sup 13 c nmrbtbe bf3 btbe bf3 vinylidene tri tetra______________________________________ 1 1 0 38 76 15 91 1 1 0 52 83 17 0 1 1 0 38 75 18 80 8 1 0 52 63 30 71 1 1 0 62 83 15 2______________________________________ the batch polymerization of example xi was repeated except that the bf 3 etherate was prepared from isopropyl t butyl ether ptbe the feed was 20 isobutylene in isobutene containing less than 1 ppm.

through conduit 31 and through the flared connector 23 whereupon the liquid is introduced into the interior of the beam 13 the liquid is then forced radially outward through the perforated beam 13 and into the layers of fabric f wound thereon and after soaking fabric f to depth is withdrawn out of the vessel 11 in such instance a portion of the liquid is passed upwardly through the flow rectifying panel 22 and through the upper perforated wall 11a into the first flow take out means namely jacket 24 thence into conduit 25 the remaining portion of the liquid is passed downwardly through the bottom perforated wall 11b and through the second flow take out means namely pipe 26 into common conduit 25 designated at 34 is an outlet valve for draining used treatment liquid it has now been found that uniform and efficient treatment of the material f can be achieved by regulating the flow rate of liquid through the second flow take out means 26 to be preferably in the range of one third 1 3 to four fifth 4 5 of the flow through the first flow take out means 24 as a practical expediency there is provided in the liquid passage of the flow take out pipe 26 a control valve 32 whereby the rate of withdrawal of liquid from the vessel can be controlled in the above preferred range referring now to fig2 4 inclusive there is shown another form of apparatus according to the invention which is basically the same as the apparatus shown in fig1 in so far as concerns the principles of the invention hence all parts of the.

of the chamber respectively and are flow conduits through which drilling mud flows into and from the chamber the inlets are preferably 4 inch diameter fittings so that normal flow of mud is received referring to both fig2 and to fig3 which is a tope view of the flow chamber 50 it can be seen that the chamber is split along the major axis and hinged along the outer perimeter of both the inner and outer cylinders 54 and 52 respectively a hinge strap 72 and pin 73 is used to pivot the halves of the inner cylinder 54 and a strap 70 and pin 71 is used to pivot the halves of the outer cylinder 52 it should be understood that other hinge arrangements can be used with equal effectiveness the hinge assemblies allow the flow chamber 50 to be opened and closes in a 34 clam shell 34 fashion and easily fitted and removed around the drill string 12 and kelly 22 the chamber 50 is held closed with clamps 64 opposite the hinges and is further secured the drill string with chamber slips 80 attention is now drawn to fig4 which shows the continuous flow cylinder positioned on the drill string kelly joint 26 assume for purposes of discussion that a joint of pipe is being added to the drill string 12 the drill string is lifted and held with tapered slips 81 such that the kelly upper pipe joint is far enough above the rotary table 24 so that the flow chamber 50 can be clamped around the joint 26 the chamber 50.

of use of the double duty shade system 10 of the present invention will now be described it will be understood by those skilled in the art that the manner of use of the double duty shade system 10 described herein is merely one method of use and other methods of use of the double duty shade system 10 are within the scope of the present invention the double duty shade system 10 of the present invention is installed by following easily understood package instructions so that motorists can have the double duty shade system 10 ready to work in a matter of seconds the double duty shade system 10 allows vehicles to stay cool while protecting drivers and passengers from the harmful rays of the sun in this manner users can bask in this more natural way of cooling thus eliminating the need to constantly run the car 39 s air conditioning system as a result gas can be saved as well as money moreover the double duty shade system 10 shields sensitive skin from the glaring sunlight that pours in through a vehicle 39 s window the double duty shade system provides ample protection to the many users who must travel for work school or enjoyment the double duty shade system 10 of the present invention is a retractable two part adjustable sun blocking window shade system designed specifically for use on car door windows the design allows the user to open and close the window while the.

the laundry is tumbled in the basket as it spins on a horizontal axis the washing mode further employs a perforated washing plate which moves in a reciprocating vertical motion to provide the cleaning action application_number US 2416198 A description referring first to fig1 and 3 both of a perspective view of the preferred embodiment of the apparatus of the present invention which provides a combined washer and dryer shown in the laundry washing configuration is generally indicated by the numeral 10 the principal components of the apparatus consist of a pivotally mounted subassembly 12 a motor 14 for pivoting the subassembly 12 a main drive motor 16 a perforated washer plate 18 a washer plate drive screw 20 a perforated basket 22 and a tub 24 as shown in fig1 and 2 the subassembly 12 is typically mounted within a cabinet 26 about an axis 28 the cabinet 26 can be largely conventional and can be for example formed from sheet steel in known manner with the dimensions of a conventional washing machine the motor 14 is mounted in the base of the cabinet 26 and outside of the subassembly 12 a pivot arm 30 is attached to the subassembly 12 and extends perpendicularly from the axis 28 a rotation screw 32 is attached at one end to the motor 14 and at the other end engages a threaded collar or nut attached to a free end of the arm 30 hence actuation of the motor 14 causes rotation of the rotation screw 32 which in turn drives the collar and free end under the pivot arm 30 towards or away from the motor 14 it will be appreciated that the motor 14 will also be mounted for a small amount of pivotal movement about an.

sends a broadcast over a network the broadcast includes a live video feed from an electro mechanical and video automatic table game machine that plays a game without an attendant and that broadcasts game results on the channel over the network along with the live video feed the remote client receives wagers which are used with the game results to calculate winnings and loses at the remote client one or more remote clients can tune into a network channel to receive a broadcast of both a video feed and game results from one electro mechanical and video automatic table game machine one or more remote clients can be located in a retail establishment a casino a place of gaming etc for instance remote clients can be located at a private commercial establishment at which a restricted number of gaming machines are permitted by law one or more electro mechanical and video automatic table game machines for unattended operation of a live table game can be located in a warehouse a retail establishment a casino a place of gaming etc for instance a farm of electro mechanical and video automatic table game machine can be located in an unoccupied building where the building is attended only by occasional.

the dialed number to the database 58 in step 110 and in step 111 acknowledges receipt of the signal to the originator for example by generating a brief audio tone the number is added to the database 58 in step 112 and the dnc server 56 waits for an on hook signal and ends processing in step 114 if a command to add the number to the database 58 is not received then the call continues in step 113 until the end of the call in step 114 referring now to fig7 an illustration of a sample file containing dnc identifiers in particular telephone numbers will be described the dnc numbers in this embodiment of the present invention are stored in binary bit map files this is only one possible implementation of such a database other database structures such as a relational or an object oriented database may be used the database may be accessed using simple file read and write commands or by a database query language such as sql in this embodiment of the present invention there is a bit map file for example bit map file 700 for every area code that has dnc numbers all bit map files 700 are 1 250 000 bytes in size as shown in 701 each exchange within the area code is allocated a 1 250 byte block as shown in 702 which contains 10 000 bits as shown in 703 these bits 703 are mapped to the last four digits of the phone number 0000 9999 the system of.

performed in the same manner as with the method of producing the flexible wired circuit board of the first embodiment cf fig1 a through 1 d according to this method as is shown in fig2 e a first gold plating layer 6 a is formed on the nickel plating layer 4 by electroless gold plating a thickness of the first gold plating layer 6 a is in the range of e g 0 03 0 12 u03bcm or preferably 0 05 0 1 u03bcm no particular limitation is imposed on the condition of electroless gold plating to form the first gold plating layer 6 a and for example the subject is dipped in a plating solution such as gold potassium cyanide for electroless gold plating to take place through a substitution reaction at a temperature in the range of 70 90 u00b0 c or preferably 75 88 u00b0 c for 300 600 s or preferably 300 450 s according to this method as is shown in fig2 f a second gold plating layer 6 b is formed next on the first gold plating layer 6 a by electrolytic gold plating the second gold plating layer 6 b can be formed in the same manner as the gold plating layer 5 described above and a thickness thereof is in the range of e g 0 05 1 0 u03bcm or preferably 0 05 0 15 u03bcm electrodes 7 comprising the nickel plating.

stacking effects within the reservoir 42 the solar storage reservoir effluent conduit 20 connects the solar storage reservoir 42 wih the solar collector 14 to enable the transfer medium 16 in the solar storage reservoir 42 to be transferred by thermostat controlled pump 24 to the solar collector 14 the opening to solar storage effluent conduit 20 within the solar collector reservoir 42 is positioned to remove the solar transfer medium 16 from the lowermost portion of the solar collector storage reservoir 42 where the medium is maintained at the coldest possible temperature similarly the return conduit 28 is positioned to reintroduce the solar heated transfer medium 16 back into the solar storage reservoir 42 at a point below the baffle 52 more particularly the return conduit 28 enters the reservoir 42 extends a short distance radially inward and then forms a perpendicular l shaped bend so that the opening is tangentially disposed to the wall of reservoir 42 by such arrangement a rotational spin about the circumference of the solar reservoir 42 is imparted by the re entering heated fluid to the fluid already in the lower chamber 56 this rotation helps restrict the physical mixing to the lower chamber by imparting a directional rotational flow within the reservoir 42 and eddying currents from such flow are restricted to the lower chamber 56 by the depending flange 61 as discussed earlier similarly the effluent conduit 20 enters the reservoir 42 and extends a short distance radially inward in contrast to the return conduit 28 the effluent conduit 20 bends perpendicularly in an opposite direction so that the effluent conduit opening is facing the oncoming rotational flow of the collector fluid by this arrangement the effluent conduit opening scoops up the coldest solar transfer fluid traveling toward the.

may be configured by one detector element or by a group comprising a plurality of detector elements fig3 is a diagram showing an example of the aforementioned touchpad as shown in such figure for example a plurality of touch sensors are arranged in a matrix in a square area indicated by horizontal lines on the touchpad when a user touches the touch sensor a with his or her finger or using a stylus pen etc the coordinate information for the same is acquired and the tapping action on the position is read moreover as shown in this figure a light emitting body such as a led light emitting diode may be embedded and arranged near the touch sensor for u201c distinction for touching guidance u201d described below the u201c icon arrangement information acquisition unit 0202 u201d has a function for acquiring icon arrangement information on the aforementioned gui of the display apparatus for instance such unit can be implemented by a calculator a communication circuit or a program for acquiring icon arrangement information etc in addition various specific pieces of icon arrangement information described above that indicate icon arrangement positions on the gui can be used for instance icon arrangement information may be icon position information i e coordinate information on a gui alternatively it is acceptable to divide the detection area of the touchpad into areas such as upper right area upper left area lower right area or lower left area etc and to store table information as shown in fig4 a where distinction information of the respective areas and position information included in such areas are correlated therefore it is acceptable to acquire the area distinction information as the icon arrangement information.

memory in synchronism with rotation of the sewing machine to thereby automatically form the desired pattern numeral 20 indicates a dial which is rotatably arranged on the machine casing the dial is provided indications on the front face of the machine such as the automatic pattern range a and the straight stitching range s in fig1 the dial 20 is manually rotated through the operation switching range c with respect to the reference point 21 on the machine casing to select the automatic pattern stitching range a or the straight stitching range s the dial 20 is composed of cams coaxially secured in fig2 numeral 22 indicates a switching cam which is so arranged as to close said switch sw1 positioned in a suitable place when the range a of the dial 20 is selected numeral 23 is a cam which designates during manual rotation of the dial 20 for selecting the straight stitching range s to upwardly shift a notched plate 24 as shown in fig2 until the notch 24a engages a crank pin 14 so as to fix the needle bar support 5 in the straight stitching position numeral 25 denotes a cam for changing the needle dropping hole of the needle plate 8 the cam 25 is also rotated together with the cam 23 to turn a needle switching lever 26 in the counterclockwise direction to thereby turn the crank lever 10 in the clockwise direction via a connecting rod 27 against the action of the.

across resistors r7 and r13 which therefore is even greater than the voltage drop effective for the normal test and seizing process prior to the pickup of the test relay because this voltage drop occurs only across resistor r7 in order to be able to differentiate this particular instance checking for releasing connection from a normal test and seizing process using a switching unit in the idle condition it is not sufficient for the comparator v to measure the voltage drop on the input side only in order to be able to clearly distinguish these two instances from one another the comparator v is equipped on the input side with switching means by which the time functions of the input side voltage i e the lowering of the voltage drop across resistors r7 and r13 can be recognized thus a test for releasing connections can be prevented with assurance even for selectors in which no special provisions have been made for preventing the test for releasing connections as mentioned earlier the seizing circuit of switching unit u runs from check point pp through resistors r6 r7 r8 and r9 and through transistors t1 and t2 for the connection to higher impedance the portion of the seizing circuit comprising resistors r8 and r9 and transistors t1 and t2 are turned off and instead a holding circuit running through resistors r13 and r14 and through transistor t6 is turned on great importance is attached to the portion of the seizing circuit containing resistors r8 and r9 and transistors t1 and.

which illustrates an automatic illumination testing system 11 a housing 13 is seen to include an integrating sphere 15 and associated electronics 17 located adjacent the sphere section 15 the integrating sphere 15 is preferably about six inches in diameter and may be commercially available from labsphere inc the front of the automatic illumination testing system 11 includes an exit aperture opening 19 from which light generated from the sphere section 15 leaves the housing 13 the exit aperture opening 19 may have a circular diameter of about one and a half inches as closely adjacent the aperture opening 19 as possible is a target slide 21 operated by an actuation motor 23 the target slide 21 is seen as a vertically mounted target slide but a different embodiment will also be shown later the target slide 21 has an upper clear or through aperture 25 and a lower test pattern aperture 27 the test pattern aperture can be laser cut or have etched images positioned to produce a test pattern of sufficient sharpness and clarity for testing the ability of a two dimensional array to reproduce the test pattern is one measure of its level of perfection to one side of the aperture opening 19 a first wheel 31 is pivotally mounted to the housing 13 and first wheel 31 may preferably be one of a neutral density filter or frequency filter or a combination of both the term u201c frequency filter u201d is a general term herein and includes frequency selective filters which may include band pass high pass low pass low stop high stop and band stop filters first wheel 31 is powered by a first friction.

be used to bias the second arm 130 with respect to the first arm 120 however with this arrangement the bias that is applied by torsion spring 340 is applied directly to arms 120 and 130 whereas for spring 140 the bias is applied through the rivet 150 and its connection to the first arm 120 as seen in fig2 for catch assembly 101 and release assembly 201 the hook portion 341 h of the first leg 341 of torsion spring 340 may wrap around the first arm 120 in proximity to its stop 125 while the hook portion 342 h of the second leg 342 may wrap around the second arm 130 when the first arm 120 and second arm 130 are extended by opening of the sash the torsion spring is elastically deformed and as seen in fig2 the first and second legs 341 and 342 of the spring 340 being so deformed apply a biasing force to the arms 120 and 130 here again once the release assembly 201 no longer has its hook secured within the opening 135 of the second arm the spring 340 will bias the two arms to rotate toward each other until the side of the second arm contacts stop 125 as seen in fig2 for release assembly 201 the hook member used therein may take a slightly different shape.

to allow a portion of the cover 345 to protrude through the face stock a release liner can be placed on the other side of the base material from the face stock in order to protect adhesive on that side the release liner can be removed when the sensor is attached to a patient during reprocessing the sensor assembly 300 can be disassembled into its constituent parts for example the face stock 315 can be detached from the base material 305 to expose the sensor portion 310 the sensing components 320 325 on the sensor portion can be replaced individually or together as part of the sensor portion 310 in one embodiment the sensing components 320 325 are replaced individually with at least some of the sensor portion 310 retained after replacing the sensing components the sensor can be reassembled the base layer 305 face stock 315 and or cover 345 can be replaced or reused new adhesive can be applied to the sensor assembly 300 and a release liner attached once reassembled the sensor assembly 300 can be sterilized and then packaged for use fig3 b illustrates the disposable sensor of fig3 a attached to a tissue site and a cable assembly the cable assembly 350 comprises a cable and a connector attachable to the sensor assembly 300 via its sensor connector 330 the cable assembly 350 operatively connects the sensor assembly 300 to a patient monitor the cable portion 350 can also be reprocessed with the sensor assembly 300 and replaced if defective however as the cable portion generally receives less wear than the.

reside on a single computer however it is also possible to first define the transaction to be monitored with a configuration manager that is running on one computer and then distribute that transaction and any associated policy to agents on other stand alone computers which do not contain the configuration manager themselves in a network environment it is possible to have an agent running on each network node as illustrated in the embodiment of fig1 however such an arrangement is not necessary rather the agents can be located at a central location and from there instruct the central dispatcher which might also be located at the central location or on the individual nodes to initiate the monitoring procedures by establishing the watch functions in the memory space of the application programs to be monitored thus as long as the various modules can communicate with each other as necessary they can be located anywhere within the networked system it will be appreciated by those of ordinary skill in the art that the application can be embodied in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential characteristics thereof for example although the disclosed embodiment of the invention has been described in the context of a computer which.

second rail engagement surface 48 located at each end of the bracket 40 the bracket 40 inserts within the passage 27 such that the bracket 40 engages the rails 28 and 29 in particular the first rail engagement surfaces 47 of the rail engagement members 45 and 46 are angled such that the first rail engagement surfaces 47 align and engage the first bracket engagement surfaces 31 of the rails 28 and 29 the second rail engagement surface 48 of the rail engagement members 45 and 46 are vertical such that the second rail engagement surfaces 48 align with and engage the second bracket engagement surfaces 32 of the rails 28 and 29 the bracket 40 is designed to conceal gaps between the beverage dispenser 200 and the icemaker 100 and will be explained with greater detail herein furthermore the bracket 40 or brackets 40 integrate with base 20 in order to accommodate different sizes of icemakers 100 in particular one of ordinary skill in the art will recognize that no brackets 40 may be used to accommodate a larger icemaker 100 or one or more brackets 40 may be used in order to accommodate a smaller icemaker 100 the widths of brackets 40 according to the preferred embodiment are uniform to simplify their manufacture and the specific width is selected for universality to accommodate the largest number of different icemakers 100 nevertheless it should be understood.

and through which a sliding carriage 3 moves longitudinally turrets 19 are arranged at both extremities of the base 2 of the cutting machine 1 where the extremities of the guides 4 are inserted the sliding carriage 3 carries the cutting tool known as a scoring wheel in charge of tracing the ceramic piece 5 once the tracing is complete on said ceramic piece 5 the same is broken by means of a breakage system the present invention comprises an extractable actuating lever 9 which activates the breakage system a through shaft 13 a cam 6 a die 8 located in the lower part of the breakage system below the supporting plane of the piece to be cut and a separator 7 in the upper part of the breakage system which in turns comprises a ram 15 as shown in fig1 and 2 the actuating lever 9 of the die 8 has been displaced towards the exterior of the guides 4 in the breakage system object of the invention said actuating lever 9 is extractable this way the path of the sliding carriage 3 is cleared such that it does not interfere with said lever 9 likewise given that the.

future 10 2 103 1985 as stated above the combination of r x y substituted phenylacetic acid and r x y substituted phenylacetylglutamine of the present invention is useful in the treatment of autoimmune diseases pharmaceutical compositions including these active compounds can be prepared as described below mixtures of the active compounds or pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof are included in the pharmaceutically acceptable carrier or diluent in an amount sufficient to exert a therapeutic effect without serious side effect the combination of active materials can be administered by any appropriate route for example orally parenterally intravenously intradermally subcutaneously intraperitoneally or topically in liquid or solid form the concentration of active compounds in the drug composition will depend upon absorption inactivation and excretion rates of the active compound as well as other factors known to those skilled in the art it is to be noted that dosage values will also vary with the severity of the condition to be alleviated it is to be further understood that for any particular subject specific dosage regimens should be adjusted over time according to the individual need and the professional judgment of the person administering or supervising the administration of the compositions the combination active ingredient may be administered at once or may.

coupling 140 forward and aft support bearings 152 and 154 respectively are positioned within and are supported by nacelle 106 bearings 152 and 154 facilitate radial support and alignment of shaft 134 rotation of shaft 134 rotatably drives gearbox 136 that subsequently rotatably drives shaft 138 typically a lubrication oil is used within gearbox 136 shaft 138 rotatably drives generator 132 via coupling 140 and shaft 138 rotation facilitates generator 132 production of electrical power gearbox 136 and generator 132 are supported by supports 142 and 144 respectively in the exemplary embodiment gearbox 136 utilizes a dual path geometry to drive high speed shaft 138 alternatively main rotor shaft 134 is coupled directly to generator 132 via coupling 140 also positioned in nacelle 106 is a yaw adjustment mechanism 146 that may be used to rotate nacelle 106 and rotor 108 on axis 116 shown in fig1 to control the perspective of blades 112 with respect to the direction of the wind mechanism 146 is coupled to nacelle 106 meteorological mast 148 includes a wind vane and anemometer neither shown in fig2 mast 148 is positioned on nacelle 106 and provides information to the turbine control system that may include wind direction and or wind speed in alternative embodiments mast 148 can be mounted on hub 110 and extend in a direction in front of rotor 108 a portion of the turbine control system resides within control panel 150 the turbine control system tcs controls and monitors various systems and components of wind turbine 100 a plurality of sensors are distributed throughout wind turbine 100 and the status of various conditions e g vibration level temperature etc are monitored the sensed conditions are utilized by the tcs.

as well as systems and surgical techniques that are not necessarily catheter based a tissue treatment system 10 that embodies features of the invention is shown in fig1 a and 1b the tissue treatment system 10 includes a tissue treatment device 12 and an apparatus 14 to deliver the tissue treatment device 12 to a tissue region 16 targeted for treatment the treatment system 10 also includes a source 18 of a treatment agent 20 the tissue treatment device 12 serves to apply the treatment agent 20 to the targeted tissue region 16 to obtain a desired therapeutic effect the therapeutic effect can comprise either alteration of nerve impulse pathways in the region 16 or a physical alteration of tissue characteristics in the region 16 the tissue treatment device 12 includes one or more agent delivery ports 22 the one or more delivery ports 22 can apply the treatment agent 20 to surface tissue in the region 16 desirably as fig1 a shows the port 20 is located at the end of a tissue piercing member 24 in this arrangement the treatment agent 20 may be injected into subsurface tissue the tissue treatment device 12 can include single or multiple ports 22 located single or multiple tissue piercing members 24 to inject the treatment agent 20 as fig1 a and 1b show a single tissue piercing member 24 with a single port 22 may be used alternatively as fig2 a and 2b show the treatment device 24 can carry multiple tissue piercing members 24.

shaft 46 is driven by the engine 13 through a drive train not shown the endless belt feeder conveyor 28 is of the chain belt type and includes conveyor chains 51 52 carried by the shaft 46 and the drum 47 a series of transverse slats 53 are attached to the chains 51 52 which move in the direction of arrow 54 to convey crop material the idler drum 47 is floatingly mounted relative the side walls 41 42 of the feeder housing 22 by a pair of shaft supporting tensioning mechanisms 56 57 which are opposite images of one another the idler drum 47 is rotatably mounted on a transverse axis 58 by a nonrotating shaft 59 the drum is rotatably supported by a pair of anti friction bearings 61 62 on the laterally opposite ends of a main or central shaft portion 63 the central portion 63 of the shaft 59 also carries a pair of retainers 73 for the idler drum support bearings 61 62 the central shaft portion 63 terminates at its opposite ends within the lateral space between the side walls 41 42 of the feeder housing 22 and within the lateral spacing of a pair of tensioning support arms 66 67 of the tensioning mechanism 56 57 a pair of axial extensions 68 69 are mounted on laterally opposite ends of the central portion 63 of the shaft 59 by cap screws 71 as shown in fig3 and 5 the inboard parts 74 75 of the extensions 68 69 extend through openings 76 77 in the free ends of the support arms 66 67 and outboard parts 78 79 of the arms 66 67 are in vertically confronting abuttable relation to upper and lower stops 81 82.

scheme of the present invention never requires that the content represented by the file 105 be licensed to any intermediate holder that is neither the retailer server nor the authentication server need have any control over or custody of the content which passes solely between the publisher server 100 and the user pc 110 in a presently preferred embodiment the file 105 is maintained in encrypted form although such encryption may not be required for all files 105 nevertheless for those files that are encrypted the publisher or other copyright holder can be assured that unauthorized copies will not exist in some embodiments it may also be desirable to configure the reader 115 to decrypt only a page of text currently being displayed so that the remaining text is maintained in fully encrypted form even within the reader 115 referring next to fig2 a and 2b the events associated with a single transaction may be appreciated in greater detail referring first to fig2 a and beginning at step 200 the user connects to a retail web site such as amazon com which allows the user to peruse the variety of books available for purchase the user then selects one or more titles at step 202 and at step 204 sends a.

the device 10 together if not previously assembled by inserting the shank portions of the frame 20 into respective u201c l u201d shaped poles 60 securing the shanks 50 to the u201c l u201d shaped poles 60 by inserting respective fastening mechanisms 90 through respective first aperture 70 and second aperture 80 portions inserting a lower end portion of each extender pole 110 into a top opening portion of each u201c l u201d shaped pole 60 locking the extender poles 110 at a desired inserted length via engagement of respective spring pin portions 140 into a desired aligned third aperture 120 portion of the u201c l u201d shaped pole 60 inserting an upper end portion of each extender pole 110 into respective second end portions 200 of the brackets 30 securing the extender poles 110 to the brackets 30 using fastening mechanisms 90 hanging the device 10 upon a door 11 by hooking the first end portions 190 of the brackets 30 over the door 11 attaching the magnetic clamp assemblies 100 to the support bar portion 40 of the frame 20 by opening the jaw assemblies 175 by pressing upon the actuator levers 182 inserting the jaws 180 a 180 b over the support bar 40 releasing the actuator levers 182 and extending or retracting each extender pole 110 to position the frame 20 and magnetic clamp assemblies 100 at a desired height by depressing the button portions 142 of the extender poles 110 for insertion into a desired third aperture 120 as previously described the device 10 is now ready for use the method of utilizing the device 10 to fold a fabric article.

10 the construction and functionality of which is further described below front projecting handle 50 and rear projecting handle 60 are included to allow the user to easily roll the cart in alternate embodiments the mobile cart of the invention may not include a secure medication storage compartment and upper working section 210 may comprise one or more trays or shelves and or may support a monitor or display or computer one of the functional aims of intermediate section 230 is to allow the user to relatively easily move the upper working section 210 between the lowest and highest positions and any location between the two and maintain the upper working section 210 at the selected height the post 232 is designed such that the user can accomplish this by squeezing and holding a front release lever not shown that is located near the center of front handle 50 the operation of the height adjustment can be accomplished in various manners but does not form part of the invention and so will not be further described herein in alternate embodiments intermediate section 230 may have a fixed position and a fixed height secure medication storage compartment 250 allows medical personnel to securely store and easily transport medications for several patients from room to room as shown in fig5 the medications are stored in open top removable containers or bins 110 in this embodiment ten bins 110 fit into medication tray body 104 of medication tray 100 bins are not required and when used there is no set quantity or configuration of bins that can be used in.

request was received by the server is registered with a monitoring service when the data is ready to be read an appropriate callback is called and the data transmitted an optional delay may be imposed before the synchronous read is attempted to increase the likelihood that the attempt will be successful a series of delays read attempts may also be employed in order to increase the likelihood still further that an attempt will be successful application_number US 96338604 A description fig1 is a block diagram of a network environment 100 in which the present invention may be implemented the environment 100 includes numerous client units 110 and a server 200 interconnected through a network 120 as illustrated in fig2 the server 200 includes a processor 202 and a memory 204 for among other functions storing instructions executable by the processor 202 the server 200 is connected to a data source 206 such as a data storage drive through an interface 208 connections 210 to network clients 110 are made through interfaces 212 threads 220 u2032 220 n are allocated such as out of the memory 204 and used to direct the sequential flow of work such as processing read requests as will be described below the server 200 further includes a service monitor 216 to monitor asynchronous reads a stack generally a dedicated portion of the memory 204 and optionally an iteration counter 218 referring to fig3 a method of the present invention will be described after a request is received by the server 200 from a client over a connection 210 step 300 a thread is created and an attempt is made to read the requested data in a non blocking synchronous manner step 302 if the read attempt is successful step 304 the server calls a callback on.

notches 88 alternatively a plurality of grooves not shown extends axially along the entire length of the interior surface of the tubular member 80 the tubular member 60 of the upper shaft guide 58 extends to the inner surface of the tubular member 80 of the sleeve shaft guide 78 an outer surface of the tubular member 60 preferably includes a plurality of notches formed therefrom for each receiving a locking ball 90 for cooperating with the grooves and the locking notches 88 of the tubular member 88 an outer surface of the pedestal member 82 includes a plurality of generally cylindrical bores not shown formed therefrom each bore receives a preferably helical locking spring 92 for biasing a spherical locking ball 94 the locking balls 94 cooperate with the grooves 32 and locking notches 34 of the upper telescoping member 28 a preferably helical first compression spring 96 is attached at a lower end to the weld washer 102 and at an upper end to a lower surface of the pedestal member 48 of the intermediate shaft guide 44 a preferably helical second compression spring 98 is attached at a lower end to an upper surface of the pedestal member 48 of the intermediate shaft guide 44 and at an upper end to a lower surface of the base member 62 of the upper shaft guide 58 the coils of the second spring 98 are preferably wound around.

significant archival storage 170 0083 fig1 details the contract provisioning cp cycle 1000 as shown in fig1 in the cp cycle 100 the cp module 450 starts by accepting inputs from the mc module 440 one contract interval prior to a given contract performance date time step 1005 the cp module 450 then synchronizes bandwidth exchange nodes bens for each contract step 1010 so that any cross connect changes can be simultaneous and thus have minimal impact to user data traffic once synchronized the cp module 450 proceeds to execute each contract 39 s required cross connect changes step 1015 the cp module 450 then monitors contract compliance for the duration of the contract interval step 1020 storing service level agreement management statistics to an archival data listing 170 as the interval progresses step 1025 where corrective action is required the cp module 450 will re provision the user circuit to an alternate carrier in real time for the same price in the event that the contracted carrier has a system upset which they cannot recover from in a reasonable time e g less than one minute step 1030 in that case the contracted carrier will generally bear the cost of any additional charges above the contracted amount which may be charged by the substitute carrier and forfeit the contract.

column 50 to permit the upper end of the steering column 58 to be folded about the diagonally disposed hinge pin 67 on the front side of the steering column hinge 68 and thus remain widthwise reduced on the front wheel support frame free side of the steering column support frame 42 as represented in fig1 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 and 24 showing the fully collapsed bicycle 10 in its most minnimal folded configuration a pair of foot rest plates 70 and 72 are arranged on the top of the first or front frame 36 as seen in an edge view in fig1 and in a plan view in fig2 and in a bottom view in fig3 connected to the top of the front frame 36 with a hinge arrangement 74 the foot rest plates 70 and 72 have the longitudinal hinge 74 therebetween so as to permit the pair of foot rest plates 70 and 72 to both be folded vertically upwardly and parallel and adjacent one another when it is desired to put the motorized foldable bicycle 10 into a collapsed configuration as may be seen in a stepped series best appreciated as seen in fig8 fig9 fig1 fig1 fig1 fig1 fig2 fig2 and fig2 as may be visualized from bottom lookin up view in fig2 the folded configuration with the one sided rearwheel support frame.

are indicated in terms of the lengths of bars or of the digital type in which the detected values are indicated in terms of digits on the other hand the state change indication marks may also use letters next a second embodiment will be described with reference to fig9 a and 9b in the second embodiment the display device of the working machine according to the invention will be described on a monitor panel which is employed in an arm crane having a hook attached to the bucket portion of the hydraulic shovel with reference to the accompanying drawings fig9 a is a view showing the display screen before switches are depressed and fig9 b is a view showing the display screen after the switches were depressed here the screen construction of the display screen 2 shown in fig1 a and 1b to fig7 is different from that of the display screen 2 shown in fig9 a and 9b of the individual state indication marks shown in fig9 a and 9b the same state indication marks as those shown in fig1 a and 1b to fig7 will be described by designating them by the common reference numerals on the display screen 2 there are displayed the state indication marks.

functions to input the image which is taken by the ccd camera 47 to perform image processing thereupon so as to convert it into positional data and to output the difference between two sets of positional data as will be described hereinafter as correction data to the x axis control section 50 the y axis control section 51 and the u03b8 axis control section 52 with this type of structure when performing a punching process upon the workpiece 24 following a pattern 24 a upon the workpiece 24 like that shown in fig6 first in the state of the apparatus with the punch 27 a and so on raised up by the raising and lowering mechanism 26 the die hole 21 b of the die 21 is photographed by the ccd camera 47 by doing this the image data produced thereby is transmitted to the cpu 54 and is image processed into positional data which is stored in the storage section not shown in the figures next the operator loads the workpiece 24 upon the u03b8 axis shift section 13 c while viewing the image photographed by the monitor camera 48 upon the monitor device 49 so that the pattern 24 a upon the workpiece 24 is roughly in alignment with the die hole 21 b next the suction device is operated by actuating the valves 55 upon the housing section 25 and thereby the workpiece 24 is fixed upon the u03b8 axis shift section 13 c and the pattern 24 a on the workpiece 24 is photographed by the ccd camera 47 the image data resulting therefrom are transmitted.

reflected by a specimen through filters that correspond to the three 34 primary 34 lights the measurements made therefore correspond to the way the average human eye responds to light as these responses are set forth in the cie 34 standard observer 34 the 34 standard observer 34 is a table of values derived from experiments with human observers and recommended for use in 1931 by the international commission on illumination ici polycaprolactam was made by heating a mixture of 1520 grams caprolactam 80 grams aminocaproic acid 0 16 gram of a 50 solution of hypophosphorous acid 0 06 gram of mncl 2 4h 2 o and 5 2 grams of a 50 dispersion of tio 2 in water and caprolactam to 255 u00b0 and held at 255 u00b0 c for 31 2 hours with agitation under nitrogen after leaching out the unreacted monomer the polymer had a 53 formic acid relative viscosity with 56 amine ends and 52 carboxyl ends the polymer was spun into 16 round cross section filaments having a total denier of about 230 at a spinning temperature of 265 u00b0 and then drawn at a ratio of 3 2 to give a drawn denier of 70 the yarn was knitted into sleeves and scoured with a solution of 0 5 on weight of fabric o w f triton x 100 a nonionic alkaryl polyether alcohol by rohm amp haas and 2 0 o w f trisodium phosphate at 160 u00b0 f for 30 minutes the sleeves were dyed with olive i dye a tertiary shade which consists of 0 69 o w f c i disperse blue 3 such as celliton blue ffrn c i no 61505 0 0807 o w f celliton pink rf c i no.

observations taken during the 2014 growing season in east lansing mich the following description of stevia plant u2018 12 05 144 u2019 contains references to color names taken from the royal horticultural society colour chart r h s 2001 edition botanical descriptions follow the manual of cultivated plants bailey 1949 stevia plant u2018 12 05 144 u2019 has not been observed under all possible environmental conditions and as such the characteristics may vary in detail depending on weather conditions day length soil type and location shape u2014 upright to semi upright habit u2014 herbaceous perennial branching habit u2014 freely branching basal nodes number of nodes on main stem u2014 19 height u2014 290 1 mm width u2014 189 3 mm number of stems arising from base u2014 1 0 main stem length u2014 290 1 mm main stem diameter at midpoint u2014 4 7 number of branches arising from lower half of stem u2014 4 0 branch angle from main stem u2014 36 u00b0 main stem color u2014 green 141b shape u2014 simple arrangement on stem u2014 generally opposite margin u2014 serrated dorsal color u2014 green 137a ventral color u2014 green 137c venation color u2014 green 137c leaf angle from main stem u2014 81 u00b0 width u2014 9 7 mm length including petiole u2014 40 1 thickness u2014 lt 1 mm length of petiole u2014 3 2 mm petiole color u2014 green 138b type u2014 paniculate corymbose floret shape u2014 tubular stigma u2014 exserted inflorescence diameter u2014 5 1 mm depth of inflorescence u2014 7 5 mm number of florets per inflorescence u2014 4 8 length of peduncle u2014 13 5 mm number of sepals per floret u2014 0 number of.

of the invention functions to selectively align one of the inlets of the radially extending flow control channels of the selector knob with a selected one of the spaced apart micro rate fluid outlets 166 a 166 b 166 c 166 d and 166 e of the rate control cover 162 fig1 also forming a part of the flow control means of this latest form of the invention is a macro rate selector knob 190 that is carried within a horizontal bore 192 formed in housing portion 604 b selector knob 190 is also of identical construction and operation to selector knob 190 as described in connection with the first embodiment of the invention and is uniquely provided with a plurality of radially extending flow control channels 194 a 194 b 194 c 194 d and 194 e each having an inlet port and an outlet port which it is in fluid communication with an axially extending passageway 196 axially extending passageway 196 is in turn in fluid communication with administration line 148 selector knob 190 which also comprises a part of the selector means of this latest form of the invention functions to selectively align one of the inlets of the radially extending flow control channels of the macro selector knob with a selected one of.

the inp cover layer 11 on the other hand no solution by which only indium particles on the ingaasp contact layer can be melted or removed has been found thus the inp cover layer for which there is a suitable etchant is needed to remove indium particles then as shown in fig4 c the inp cover layer 11 on the ingaasp contact layer 7 can be selectively removed by an etching process using hcl or hbr as an etchant so that the previously formed contact layer 7 is exposed the inventor found by using an optical microscope that no indium particles were seen on the ingaasp contact layer 7 as explained above since a solution by which indium on ingaasp can be selectively removed has not been found a combination of ingaasp inp in particles is used in the present invention first indium particles are selectively removed by a mixed solution of hf and hno 3 second inp is selectively removed by hcl or hbr with the result that indium particles left on the ingaasp can be removed thus an improved ld according to the present invention is produced fig5 is a graph of the lifetime of light emitting devices of the prior art and the present invention when the indium particles.

market equipped to configure the tool with reasonable total cost assumptions acquisition costs transport and other logistical costs maintenance costs etc for each piece of equipment in each local market and the knowledge to exclude any pieces of equipment that cannot be obtained in a given region or operated in a given region or environment etc the third user type which is referred to as the end user is not required to be deeply technical because in operating the system they are only required to 1 input into the dynamic network planner and cost estimator system a description of the area s to cover and a description of the prospective subscribers in these area s i e demographics etc 3 interpret the output results which are presented in simple business oriented terms various embodiments of a dynamic network planner and cost estimator may provide functionality for two types of administrative users technology administrators and cost administrators depending on the particular user type the administrative users collectively operate to configure the assumptions for the system and then manage the equipment and cost assumptions over time as new equipment is certified or technical specifications change new empirical knowledge is gained through experience and pricing logistics and other costs change it should be noted that in various embodiments flexibility can been engineered into the dynamic network planner.

device a drive shaft a bearing element and a spray disk the spray disk is arranged above the bearing element according to the invention maintenance and lifespan of the liquid coating device are improved significantly application_number US 41515203 A description the invention concerns a liquid coating device for applying liquid to moving surfaces with a rotor housing comprising at least one or more spray rotors each spray rotor comprising a drive means a drive shaft projecting from the drive means a bearing element for the drive shaft and a spray disk driven by the drive shaft wherein the spray disk is substantially formed like a pan and has an upwardly facing opening de a 20 58 667 discloses a device for applying liquid onto moving surfaces which comprises a rotor housing containing a plurality of spray disks these spray disks each have a vertical axis of rotation wherein the axes of rotation terminate at their upper ends in a v belt pulley this v belt pulley is driven via one single v belt a bearing box is located below this drive which bears the entire rotation unit on the rotor housing the pan shaped spray disk which is open at the top and into which the liquid to be sprayed is introduced via a line is located below.

invention with the conventional interconnect scheme of fig1 3 are illustrated in the drawings that is fig3 and 4 show details of a copper bump on the die of the conventional interconnect scheme of fig1 and 2 and the thin film ild region under the bump during heating and cooling the bare die the cte mismatch between the materials in the die cause stresses and strains in the thin film ild layers in the die as shown in fig5 in fig5 the ild layer represents a stress contour plot showing that the region 12 of highest stresses is at the edge of the copper bump when the die is subjected to a thermal transient the area under consideration is represented by the line b b 1 on the ild layer in fig4 0019 fig6 compares the modeled stresses in the ild layer along the line b b 1 marked in fig4 for different die bump materials when they are subjected to the same u03b4t since the bump materials are electroplated at room temperature room temperature is the stress free state for the die heating and cooling induces cte mismatch stresses on the die thin film layers due to the bump as shown in fig6 the peeling stress at the edge of the bump is markedly lower with the lead tin and silver tin solder materials used in accordance with the present invention as compared with the copper die bump of the conventional interconnect scheme since ild delamination is the key failure mode only the normal component of stress peeling.

the timing channel area is a 2 u00d7 2 array of 50 u03bcm cells 100 u03bcm u00d7 100 u03bcm total area then the expected dark count rate would be preferably 2500 counts per second for the timing channel area this is only 1 count every 400 microseconds preferably the dark count rate would be less than 3000 counts per second for the timing channel area more preferably the dark count rate would be less than 2500 counts per second more preferably the dark count rate would be less than 2000 counts per second more preferably the dark count rate would be less than 1800 counts per second this count rate is very low compared to the typical count rate in pet therefore the number of false timing events is reduced since there still would be random timing events not associated with a true energy event such events could be discriminated against based on the event timing for example when a real scintillation event occurs an energy and timing signal is produced at the same time a fixed known delay could be placed on the timing signal line preferably at 10 ns or preferably at anywhere between 5 ns and 20 ns so the timing signal arrives at the system electronics after.

107 structural members 101 and 102 have each have openings 303 at locations along each structural member where a torsion structural member lock may be placed not necessarily just at the ends of the members further structural members 101 and 102 may be of any required length for construction the structural members may be assembled using a torsion structural locking block at any desired linear angle including 180 degrees in one embodiment the angle of construction of the structural members is set by the construction of the torsion structural member locks for example a 90 degree angle would require a 90 degree torsion structural member lock fig4 is a perspective view of a torsion locking block 103 of fig1 according to an embodiment of the invention torsion locking block 103 may be manufactured of steel wood fiberglass or other construction materials locking block 103 in this example is quadrilateral in shape having 4 sides a top surface and a bottom surface sides 402 and 404 are the sides that interface with structural members sides 406 and 405 do not interface with structural members opposing sides of structural member block 103 are substantially parallel to each other as are the top and bottom surfaces in one embodiment torsion locking block 103 is of a solid construction in another embodiment locking block 103 may be manufactured of separate components that fit together to function as one piece one or more openings 407 are provided at or around the approximate center of locking block 103 extending from side 402 through side 404 opening 407 is a through bore and has a diameter sufficiently large for accepting the tensioning rod.

with the turning bar at a location downstream from the slit whereat the air cushion is moving substantially the same direction as the web if web w were to approach the slit too closely it would be subjected to undesirable suction forces that would tend to pull the web downwardly if desired suitable adjustment mechanism not shown may be associated with the turning bar to enable an operator to 34 fine tune 34 positioning of the bar slit relative to the web to optimize results lateral air loss from the cushion supporting web w is prevented by employing two sidewalls 46 and 48 along the edges of the generally curved fluid flow attachment surface additional control over the characteristics of the air cushion may be provided by employing a suitable means of varying the width of the slit along its length to establish a desired air flow profile it has for example been found that by making the slit wider in the center than at the edges more air cushioning in the middle of the web is obtained which creates cross machine spreading and improved guiding of the web in essence this provides for a crowning effect in the web whereby wrinkles will be removed the turning bar may thus be used to accomplish the objectives of a far more expensive mount hope roll without contact with the web slit thickness variations may be accomplished through the use of any suitable expedient such as the employment of shims 50 or a screw adjustment mechanism of the type.

in fig1 b substantially emptying fuel chamber 104 of any residual fuel further because operation of the engine is stopped in this arrangement the partial vacuum developed in the engine intake tract will eventually diminish i e pressure will increase back towards atmospheric pressure as a result the connection of drain reservoir 130 to carburetor 102 via pressurization line 114 stops acting to reduce the pressure in drain reservoir 130 accordingly if a pressure release mechanism is provided the pressure in drain reservoir 130 can equalize with the pressure in fuel tank 120 for example as discussed above orifice 138 can operate to equalize the pressure in drain reservoir 130 with the pressure in outlet portion 108 during operation of the engine equalization of these pressures results in the air pressure in drain reservoir 130 being reduced to be at or near the partial vacuum established at outlet portion 108 when engine operation is discontinued however the pressure at outlet portion 108 will tend to gradually increase towards atmospheric pressure and thus the pressure equalization effected by orifice 138 can allow the pressure in drain reservoir 130 to likewise gradually return to atmospheric pressure once the pressure in drain reservoir 130 is sufficiently increased such that there is substantially no pressure differential between drain reservoir 130 and fuel tank 120 fuel can flow through first one way valve 134 into fuel tank 120 in addition the operation of first control valve 142 and second control valve 144 can further be linked to an ignition control switch 146 used to control the ignition kill specifically when ignition control switch 146 is in an u201c on u201d position see e.

in the laundry such a garment might be available in for example maternity wards to new mothers in addition other configurations of the present invention include single use strips that also separate swollen tissue from non swollen tissue to relive the user of pain and discomfort 0044 fig3 shows one form of the single use strips of the present invention in tape 30 tape 30 may be made in any shape such as the crescent like shape shown in fig3 or other suitable shapes the shape of tape 30 may also depend on the application in some instances tape 30 may be formed into pre formed or pre cut strips that a user simply removes a protective barrier from the adhesive area and applies it to his or her body in such a configuration a user might be able to purchase a box of pre formed single use strips to be used intermittently as the need arises for example where a persons experiences intermittent episodes of hemorrhoids in a less expensive version a user might purchase a roll of strips which can be torn off and applied to the body in accordance with the present invention to separate swollen tissue from non swollen tissue in any case tape 30 needs to have at least some portions that are coated with an adhesive which would be applied to the body to form the pulling action necessary to separate tissue and relieve pressure from.