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proteins oligonucleotides and other substances of biological origin and combinations thereof also encompassed by the terms u201c active ingredient s u201d u201c pharmaceutical ingredient s u201d and u201c active agents u201d are the drugs and pharmaceutically active ingredients described in mantelle u s pat no 5 234 957 in columns 18 through 21 that text of mantelle is hereby incorporated by reference alternatively or additionally the active ingredient can include drugs and other pharmaceutical ingredients vitamins minerals and dietary supplements as the same are defined in u s pat no 5 178 878 the disclosure of which is also incorporated by reference herein the dosage forms preferably contain materials that aid in releasing the drug in a specific section of the gastrointestinal tract thus promoting site specific delivery there are various mechanisms by which such materials promote site specific delivery and this invention is not limited to any one mechanism for example the material may be metabolized by enzymes present in a specific part of the gastrointestinal tract thus releasing the drug in that section the materials used to promote site specific absorption may preferably be included as coatings and or as matrix materials if a coating is used it may be applied to the entire dosage form or to the individual particles of which it consists coating materials may be used to prevent the release of the active agent before the.

was measured as 365 centipoise cp using a brookfield lvf viscometer brookfield engineering laboratories inc stoughton mass for solutions with viscosity less than 100 cp a no 1 spindle was used and for solutions with viscosity greater than 100 cp a no 2 spindle was used the solution was further diluted with additional butyl acetate to 4 and 3 polymer by weight total solution the resulting viscosities were found to be 150 cp and 40 cp respectively some of the 5 polymer solution in butyl acetate prepared above was subsequently diluted using hexane aldrich chemical co inc milwaukee wis to prepare a 4 5 4 3 4 1 and 3 9 solution by weight the viscosities of these solutions were measured as described above and determined to be 215 cp 37 5 cp 5 cp and 27 5 cp respectively the viscosities upon dilution of a 5 polymer solution in butyl acetate with additional butyl acetate pha solvent compared to dilution with hexane pha precipitant at room temperature are depicted in fig3 dilution with the precipitant has a non linear and desirable impact on reducing viscosity the increased viscosity observed with hexane dilution to 3 9 by weight polymer in solution coincided with polymer precipitation from solution at that level of hexane addition a recombinant e coli was used to produce poly 3 hydroxybutyrate co 4 hydroxybutyrate 30 4 hydroxybutyrate on a molar basis in a fed batch fermentation using glucose as the major carbon source at the completion of the fermentation the e coli cells had expanded in size to greater than 2 microns in at least one dimension the biomass accumulated 70 polymer on a dry weight basis.

a diagram 300 illustrating return loss of the compact size antenna 10 according to an embodiment of the invention fig3 is utilized for illustrating measured return loss unit db over frequency unit mhz on the condition that energy or a signal is fed into the compact size antenna 10 via the signal feeding point 120 as shown in fig3 the compact size antenna 10 comprises operating frequency bands 31 32 according to the criterion set as 6 db in an embodiment of the invention the operating frequency band 31 covers from about 698 mhz to 960 mhz covering the lte700 gsm850 900 and the operating frequency band 32 covers from about 1710 mhz to 2690 mhz covering the gsm1800 pcs1900 wcdma band1 lte2700 therefore the compact size antenna 10 can meet frequency bands of 2g 3g lte communication systems the compact size antenna 10 can cover lte frequency bands except for u201c band 11 u201d and u201c band 21 u201d of lte communication systems in an aspect of antenna theory the radiation branch 121 may be excited to form a frequency point 311 in the operating frequency band 31 the connecting piece 15 the ground branch 132 and the metal arm 134 may be excited to form a frequency point 322 in the operating frequency band 32 the.

is assured by the selection circuit 42 such switch naturally being able to assume an electronic form by means of switching transistors for instance the selection circuit may be equipped with an indicator 42a of the channel connected for the measurement the circuit 42 may be manually controlled or automatically controlled according to a predetermined selection program in addition circuits 40 and 42 are galvanically insulated from one another by means of an optocoupler 44 the electronic channel selection circuit 40 is connected to another processing circuit 46 for the current induced in coil 34 36 or 38 such induced current processing circuit 46 comprises an amplifier 46a a filter 46b and impedance matching means 46c such processing circuit 46 thus enables furnishing a processed signal giving an image of the current circulating in the channel with which the second coil 34 36 or 38 as selected for measurement is associated the induced current processing circuit 46 itself is coupled to a receiving unit 48 for the processed signal such receiving unit being capable of interpreting such signal and giving thus the value of one or several predetermined parameters it will be noted that there has also been provided an optocoupler 50 in order.

of an integrated optical circuit the second phase modulation signal 135 is applied to the second phase modulator 130 the second phase modulation signal 135 may be a periodic signal for example a sinusoidal signal described by a sin u03c9t where u03c9 2 u03c0f accordingly the phase of the optical signal passing through the first phase modulator will vary according to the function a sin u03c9t alternatively the first and second phase modulation signals 120 135 may be sinusoidal functions or any other periodic function having the same amplitude and frequency with a phase difference of u03c0 2 the second optical filter 140 may be an optical bandpass filter the second optical filter 140 may be implemented in any manner as would be known to one of skill in the art for example a bragg grating or ring resonator the second optical filter 140 may have a bandwidth centered on the carrier frequency of the cw laser and may have a bandwidth sufficient to reject any wideband artifacts that result from the first and second phase modulators 115 130 the operation of the optical isolator 100 will now be described in the forward direction the phase modulation applied by the first and second phase modulators 115 130 on an optical signal output from the cw laser 105 is as follows a cos u03c9 t a sin u03c9 t u2212 u03b4t a cos u03c9 t a cos u03c9 t u2212 u03b4t u2212 u03c0 2 a cos u03c9 t a cos u03c9 t u2212 u03c0 0 thus there is no net modulation in the reverse direction the net phase modulation applied by the first and second phase modulators 115 130 is as follows a sin u03c9 t.

this instrument infrared ir spectra were obtained using a digilab fts 60 fourier transform ir spectrometer interfaced with a hewlettpackard model 5890a gas chromatograph at the chromatographic conditions detailed above spectra are obtained in a 250 u00b0 c cell composed of gold coated capillary glass tubing synthesis of the tetrabutenyltins presented no great difficulty as long as the grignard reagent was present in large excess to assure complete alkylation the tetrabutenyltins were all stable as neat compounds and in inert solvents the tributenyltin bromides exhibited considerable variation in stability tri 2 butenyltin bromide was so reactive with the synthesis side products that it could not be isolated although gas chromatographic retention times and mass spectra could be obtained on products in the reaction mixture tri 1 butenyltin bromide and to a lesser extent tri 3 butenyltin bromide tended spontaneously to form black precipitates during solvent evaporation of the crude mixture prior to column chromatography clean up if the distillation flask were warmed under these conditions alkenyltin compounds were identified containing various numbers of eight carbon groups in the mixture once purified tri 3 butenyltin bromide and tri 1 butenyltin bromide were stable as neat compounds and in inert solvents progress of the synthesis reactions and purity of the products were monitored using gc ms differentiation of the tetrabutenyltins and tributenyltin bromides was achieved by gas chromatographic retention times mass spectrometry and ir spectrometry where cis trans isomers were present in the starting butenyl halides a mixture of isometric butenyltins was formed although these isomers could be separated by gas chromatography there was no attempt to separate them chemically and purify them these.

a bounding surface the trampoline also has a trampoline enclosure that is attached to the trampoline frame the trampoline enclosure is attached to the trampoline leg 22 and can be attached to the trampoline leg footing 23 the trampoline enclosure includes a plurality of enclosure poles 41 such as eight enclosure poles oriented around an external periphery of the inflatable ring 32 the eight enclosure poles have an arc shaped profile that initially bend outward at a lower attachment and then bend back inward at an upper attachment the lower attachment is preferably attached to a trampoline leg 22 and the upper attachment is preferably attached to a top ring 42 the lower attachment can be at a metal socket that is welded to the trampoline leg 22 the metal socket can be recessed inside and outside surface of the trampoline leg 22 so that it does not poke out and stab through product packaging during shipping alternatively the metal socket can be mounted on an external surface of the trampoline leg 22 to provide more apparent and easier handling for a user if all of the enclosure poles 41 are attached to the top ring 42 the enclosure poles are bent in a bow or arc shaped to provide resilient structure the top ring 42 can be made of a fiberglass or stainless steel metal ring the top ring 42 can have a connector that connects a pair of top ring members the pair of top ring members can be formed as sectional straight sticks of fiberglass that are bent into a ring to form the top ring 42 when the sectional straight sticks of fiberglass are connected together to form a full ring.

upstream of a digester 105 and downstream from a sludge thickening station 25 and a sludge storage tank 20 disposing the pathogen reduction system 35 upstream with respect to the digester is generally preferred however it should be pointed out that the pathogen reduction system 35 could be employed downstream from the digester 105 pathogen reduction system 35 is designed to treat sludge and to remove pathogens such as bacteria viruses etc from the sludge generally the sludge being treated by the pathogen reduction system 35 constitutes either primary or secondary sludge or both those skilled in the art will appreciate that primary sludge is typically separated from influent wastewater during the course of primary treatment secondary sludge on the other hand is separated from the wastewater during the course of secondary treatment in conventional sludge treatment both the primary and secondary sludge is combined and after being combined is directed to a digester such as anaerobic or aerobic digester once in the digester the sludge is held for an extended time sometimes on the order of approximately 30 days and at a selected temperature level which is typically about 30 35 u00b0 c during the process the digester performs two important functions first the digester rids the sludge of pathogens such as bacteria viruses etc secondly the digester removes or at least substantially reduces volatile solids found in the sludge in the sludge treatment process of the present invention pathogen reduction is separated from the treatment for volatile solids in fact pathogen reduction occurs outside of the digester in the preferred process illustrated and discussed herein the pathogen reduction system 35 removes the pathogens from the sludge prior to the sludge being admitted to the digester 105 but after.

this emollient should be present in the formulation in a ratio to the carrier concentration of from about 1 1 to about 3 1 most preferably about 2 1 the carrier oil and the emollient should compose from about 2 to about 20 of the composition by weight the third element which should be present in the compositions of this invention is an inorganic sunscreen compound such as titanium dioxide zinc oxide or combinations thereof preferably titanium dioxide should be used having a particle size from of less than about 300 nm in diameter it should be present in the composition in the amount of from about 2 to about 25 more preferably it should be present in the amount of from about 2 to about 15 most preferably it should be present in the amount of from about 3 to about 10 the inorganic sunscreen compound should be oil dispersible and may be present with or without surface coating the ratio of titanium dioxide to the weight of the carrier oil and the emollient combined should be from about 0 3 1 to about 1 1 most preferably the ratio should be about 0 5 1 and 2 3 for example a composition containing 15 titanium dioxide 8 33 velsan d8p3 12 5 miglyol and the remainder of the composition identical to that of example 1 below results in a sunscreen composition having an spf of.

abstract an ultrasonic flow sensor in particular for determining the flow velocity of a medium flowing through a pipeline has at least one ultrasonic converter for transmitting and or receiving ultrasonic signals an oscillator which is connected with the ultrasonic converter and an evaluation unit which determines a phase shift of the ultrasonic signal that was received with respect to a reference signal the evaluation unit includes a plurality of quadrature demodulators which operate with different demodulation frequencies and each determine phase information about the ultrasonic signal that was received and when a vernier unit is provided which determines u2014 based on the individual pieces of phase information u2014 a phase angle or a quantity proportional thereto application_number US 4236908 A description fig1 through 3 are explained in the introduction to the description fig4 shows a schematic overview of a system for measuring the phase and or transit time of an ultrasonic signal 15 the system includes from left to right a sensor 26 such as a converter a or b a demodulator unit 27 with several quadrature demodulators see fig5 an optional unit 28 for phase correction of signals delivered by demodulator unit 27 a cordic algorithm which performs an arctangent calculation and a vernier unit 30 which calculates phase angle u03c6 and or transit time t of ultrasonic signal 15 based on the individual phase angles u03b1 1 u03b1 n fig5 shows the demodulator unit 27 of fig4 in detail demodulator unit 27 includes an a d converter 14 with which ultrasonic signal 15 that was received is digitized and a plurality of parallel connected quadrature demodulators 23 a 23 c which process the digitized signal the function of the quadrature demodulator is explained below in greater detail with reference.

2 at its aft part downstream from the fan 1 not shown thus the duct at its aft end part downstream from the constricting part 7 is of reduced diameter relative to the forward inlet part therefore the air flow velocity becomes large in this reduced diameter part whereby the shear flow layer becomes thinner at the same time the air flow is straightened and the generation of vortexes 6 is suppressed accordingly noise within the duct 2 due to the vortexes 6 is reduced another feature of this invention is the use of a fan with wide chord blades as shown in fig2 and 3 the chord of each wide chord blade 8 increases from root to tip in contrast the conventional blade 9 has a constant chord as indicated by the two dot chain line or has a chord which decreases from root to tip for the same rotational speed of the fan the quantity of work output of the wide chord blade 8 is larger than that of the conventional blade 9 and accordingly the thrust produced by the wide chord blade 8 is greater than that produced by the conventional blade 9 therefore with respect to the same thrust the fan rotating speed of the wide chord blade 8 is slower than that of the conventional blade 9 the predominant factor of the power level of noise is the factor which is proportional to the 6th power of the tip speed of the blades as indicated by the following equation accordingly reducing the fan rotating speed has the effect of reducing the noise generating therefrom equ1 where yn o is specific power level 68 u00b1 3 db referring to fig4 and 6 the duct 2 encompassing the fan 1 constitutes a sound absorbing structure 13 which.

is firmly supported in its coaxial relationship with respect to the central axle structure 16 airfoil 22 is a part of turbine blade support ring 19 and is a circular structure that is also coaxial with respect to the central axle structure 16 airfoil 22 is joined to the perimeter rim 20 and to the turbine cables 26 accordingly airfoil 22 rotates in unison with turbine wheel 14 about central axle structure 16 as will be described in more detail hereinafter fig4 shows a schematic view of the airfoil with the airfoil shown in two cross sections that are closely spaced to one another the airfoil 22 has a longitudinal axis 30 an inwardly facing lift surface 32 and an outwardly facing stable surface 34 generally the stable surface 34 is closer to being parallel to the longitudinal axis 30 than the lift surface 32 the lift surface is convex and requires a more radical change of direction of the atmospheric wind flowing about the airfoil as shown by the dash lines passing over the surfaces the atmospheric wind 36 moves toward the front edge of the turbine blades 24 and travels across the lift surface 32 and stable surface 34 as shown by the dash lines of fig4 the longitudinal axis 30 of the air foil 22 is oriented at an angle of attack 39 with respect to the direction of the on coming atmospheric wind 36 the angle of attack 39 typically will be approximately 20.

control signals the control signal is inputted during the reset period from the external of the microprocessor 101 and indicates a certain kind of re initialization by its logical state then the generating circuit 1 generates and output an address setting signal for setting an execution starting address for the warm start corresponding to the logical state of the inputted control signal after the reset cancellation the microprocessor 101 is also provided with a command fetching program counter 2 an address latch 3 and an address bus line 4 the program counter 2 is a circuit for command fetching and connected to the output of the generating circuit 1 the program counter 2 receives the address setting signal from the generating circuit 1 then the address data corresponding to the received address setting signal is set in the program counter 2 as the initial value for the following program execution in the microprocessor 101 then the program counter 2 transmits the set address data to a rom 20 in a memory 19 through an address latch 3 and an address bus line 4 the rom 20 is written with various kinds of programs including the initialization program the memory 19 may include a ram random access memory to which various kinds of programs to be performed by the microprocessor 101 are loaded from a peripheral devices such as a floppy disk device the memory 19 is disposed outside of the microprocessor 101 in this embodiment but this may be disposed within the microprocessor 101 alternatively only the.

so that it can match the top distal surface of the wheel support 3 which is also flat the support blocks 5 are in vertical alignment with each other each support block 5 has a safety hook 51 on one side thereof for latching a respective pin 41 extending from the wheel support 3 which rotatably supports a respective auxiliary wheel 21 22 so as to prevent said auxiliary wheel from slipping out of place when in use referring now to fig4 and 6 the structure and operation of the two way hinge 6 can be seen the two way hinge comprises an upper left plate 62 an upper right plate 61 a lower left plate 63 a lower right plate 62 four springs 81 82 83 and 84 and four rods 71 72 73 and 74 one of each of the upper plates 61 62 is fixed to a lateral side of the support block 5 and the other complementary plate 62 61 is fixed to a respective wheel support 3 the two way hinge 6 is biased to a 90 degree fold about its horizontal axis as seen in fig5 and is biased to a folded position its vertical axis as shown in fig6 in other words springs 81 and 83 are biased to a 90 degree fold between the upper and lower right plate 61 and 64 springs 82 and 84 on the other hand are biased to a completely folded position between the upper plates 61 and 62 and between the lower plates 63 and 64 respectively obviously when the.

unit fig2 shows the exemplary embodiment according to fig1 in a sectional view along line ii ii looking in the tunneling direction it can be seen from fig2 that owing to the arrangement of the transverse conveyor belt 24 crosswise to the tunneling direction or removal direction a clearance is created under the main screw conveyor cladding tube 20 fig3 is a descriptive side view of the arrangement according to fig1 engaged in slurry tunneling in which on the one hand the working chamber slide valve 6 the overflow line slide valve 9 and the annular gap slide valve 12 are open in order to maintain the slurry feed necessary for slurry tunneling and the corresponding pressure conditions in the working chamber 4 and the buffer chamber 8 on the other hand in slurry tunneling the main screw conveyor outlet sealing slide valves 23 are closed and the transitional opening throughpass slide valve 27 is open and consequently the transitional opening throughpass 28 located between the main screw conveyor cladding tube 20 and the downstream screw conveyor cladding tube 29 is now open and material containing excavated material destined for removal and conveyed by the main screw conveyor 19 can be conveyed into the downstream screw conveyor cladding tube 29 and by means of the downstream screw conveyor 31 rotating in a conveying direction can be carried on through the.

portion of the rotating arm 14 with the pallet abutting the gripper housing 18 to begin a free end of the film web 34 is clamped by the gripping members 50 once the pallet is in position the rotating arm 14 begins to rotate thereby wrapping the pallet and the items on the pallet with the film web 34 with the wrap machine 10 of the present invention the lowest portion of the stretch wrapping device 16 can get very close to the ground because the stretch wrapping device only has to clear the ribbon wire 52 in the lowest portion of rotation therefore the pallet does not have to be raised off of the ground and or the gripping members 50 do not have to be located in the ground to be able to wrap the pallet previously the pallet was placed on a platform and or the gripping members 50 were located in the ground to be able to wrap the pallet additionally the gripper housing 18 has a height of about 3 to 3 25 inches thereby allowing the film web 34 to be wrapped about the pallet without the gripper housing 18 interfering as the stretch wrapping device 16 spins about the items on the pallet moving vertically to wrap the all of the items the gripping members 50 can release the free end of the film web 34 thereafter when all of the items on the pallet have been wrapped the rotating arm 14 can move back to an initial position that the rotating arm 14 was in before the wrap sequence begun thereafter the gripping members 50 can once again be activated to grab the film web 34 between the items on the pallet and the stretch wrapping device.

friction engaging elements and an inner surface of the clutch case 16 and a spring 41 is disposed between the piston 18 and the clutch case 16 the spring 41 is a coil spring having predetermined elasticity but may be a spring of other type the piston 18 is always biased toward a direction along which the friction plates 12 and the separator plates 13 are frictionally engaged or joined together by a mechanical urging force of the spring 41 in order to release an engaging condition between the friction plates 12 and the separator plates 13 a hydraulic mechanism described later is used the starting clutch 10 further includes the multi plate clutch 11 a housing 20 covering an outer periphery of the multi plate clutch 11 and a damper 17 acting as a shock damping mechanism and disposed between the clutch case 16 and the housing 20 incidentally the damper 17 is provided on an inner wall of the housing 20 and is constituted by a retainer plate 22 for holding a spring 21 and a pawl 23 engaging the spring 21 the retainer plate 22 is secured to the housing 20 by a rivet 37 the housing 20 covers the multi plate clutch 11 the piston 18 and a cylinder portion which will be described later a thrust washer 24 is disposed between the clutch case 16 and the housing 20 a needle bearing may be used in place of the thrust washer 24 a driven rotary member 3 is fitted into the clutch case 16 the driven rotary member 3 is rotatably supported by a fixed member 2 through a bearing 6 the fixed member 2 is supported by an output shaft 1 through a seal bearing.

rotor 52 furthermore allows the fabric to be piled in each enclosure in an orderly fashion and the formation of tangles which may seriously hinder a free passage of the fabric through the portions 32a and 32b a description of this rotor is to be found in es p 2011141 application no 8803076 the invention contemplates the existence of a single rotor 52 for both portions 32a and 32b such that the rotor may oscillate between two positions which are respectively situated at a level below the portions 32a and 32b and substantially opposite the lower open ends of these portions there is a geared motor 54 for driving the rotor 52 and appropriate means allowing it to oscillate at least one and preferably both of the bottoms 14 and 20 of the enclosures 2 and 18 is a weighing platform i e is sensitive to the weight of the fabric deposited thereon furthermore each bottom 14 20 is associated with a weight control device 56 57 which in turn is associated with the said control means finally the apparatus may also comprise an automatic filter 58 for dust and lint removal and a fan 60 for exhausting the moist air and the products removed by the.

in a ring 16 which protrudes by means of a tab 16 a from the rigid base 14 for supporting the venous bag 8 of course the means for connecting the cardiotomy reservoir selectively to the venous reservoir and to the venous bag may assume any configuration a tube 17 is also provided which protrudes from the outflow coupling 3 a of the cardiotomy reservoir which is adapted to be connected selectively to the coupling 6 b of the venous reservoir 4 and to the coupling 8 a of the venous bag 8 the tube 17 is adapted to be blocked when there is no need to supply blood from the cardiotomy reservoir by means of the known scissor like tool known as clamp and a tube provided with a tap might be provided in its place the venous reservoir 4 and the venous bag 8 are provided with identical means for monolithic connection to the oxygenation unit 9 which comprise the identical tabs 18 and 19 which protrude respectively from the bottom of the reservoir 4 and from the rigid base 14 for supporting the bag 8 and are adapted to enter a slot 20 provided on the lid.

this case has a diameter 30 which is preferably in a range of from 70 to 130 mm fig6 shows a honeycomb body 1 which includes a plurality of stacks 9 disposed in the interior of the housing 4 in this case the stacks 9 have been wound about a plurality of winding locations 23 and introduced into the housing 4 fig7 diagrammatically illustrates a sequence of one configuration of the process according to the invention according to step 1 smooth sheet metal foils 3 and structured sheet metal foils 2 are layered alternately to form a stack 9 the smooth sheet metal foils 3 have a first length 8 and the structured sheet metal foils 2 have a second length 7 the stack 9 which is formed in this way is then bent about a winding location 23 with the aid of a tool 24 as is seen in step 2 one or more stacks 9 of this type are then at least partially introduced into a housing 4 in step 3 according to a variant illustrated in step 4 the stack 9 has not been completely introduced into the housing 4 but rather an uncovered end face has been brought into contact with a distributor 25 for distributing a bonding agent 14 due to the capillary effect the bonding agent 14 is sucked out of a reservoir 26 through the distributor 25 into the passages 10 in the honeycomb body 1 or stack 9 in accordance with step 5 the body 1 which has been prepared in this way is immersed in a fluidized bed 27 including brazing material 16 in the process the brazing material 16 penetrates.

groove 21 and continuing at its ends into transverse grooves 24 and 25 respectively opening into the environment fig3 and 4 illustrate a locking means in the shape of a turnable member consisting of a turnable shaft 26 supporting a hand wheel 27 at one of its ends and a catch at the opposite one by turning the hand wheel 27 the catch 28 may be moved from a retracted position inside a slit 29 downwards into a blocking position behind the guide bushing 8 in accordance with prior art technology the casement 1 may be pivoted relatively to the frame 2 in the manner illustrated in fig2 by continuous as well as dash and dot lines in accordance with the invention the pivotment of the casement 1 may continue in the direction of arrow 30 to position the casement 1 in the frame 2 while the guide bushing 8 is being guided in the transverse groove 24 in this position of reversion over 180 u00b0 it is now possible to both lock the casement 1 in the conventional manner by means of a locking fitting not illustrated at its one end and also to secure it by means of the turnable means 26 27 28 at its opposite end from this position it is possible in accordance with the invention to pivot the casement 1 following turning of the turnable member to release position outwardly in the same direction as previously or to pivot the casement backwards in the opposite direction owing to the design of the casement.

the apparatus of the invention as illustrated in fig6 and 7 of the drawings dispenser unit 46 here comprises a base assembly 62 that includes a base 63 having a forward portion 63 a and a rearward portion 63 b as indicated in fig7 of the drawings rearward portion 63 b is provided with a feed unit receiving chamber 65 while forward portion 63 a is provided with a generally key hole shaped opening 64 the purpose of which will presently be described receivable within feed unit receiving chamber 65 is the previously identified feed unit 46 that includes an upstanding dispensing tower 66 having an interior chamber 66 a fig7 that in the manner shown in fig6 and 7 functions to hold the plurality of stacked cover dispensing units 44 as best seen in fig7 to insure correct alignment of the feed unit 46 base 63 of base assembly 62 is provided with a pair of index slots 63 c that closely receive a pair of indexing protuberances 46 a formed on feed unit 46 fig6 for a purpose presently to be described base 63 is also provided with a guide channel 67 that communicates with feed unit receiving chamber 65 fig7 and functions to slidably receive a selected.

general by the numeral 10 as shown in fig1 a desired design fabric 42 may be interleaved through any combination of the openings 30 in order to achieve the desired design effect the design fabric 42 may be interleaved through draped over wrapped around and or knotted between any combination of the openings 30 the designer is not limited in creating artistic compositions between the cornice board 10 and a single or plurality of decorative design fabrics 42 a preferred feature of the invention is the placement of openings 30 in relatively closely spaced pairs in cornice board 10 as is shown with respect to side panel 26 in fig1 however the openings 30 may also be widely spaced as is shown with respect to front panel 23 of cornice board 10 it has been found useful to utilize openings in pairs to achieve the best design effects cornice board 10 may be affixed to a wall surface by attaching a mounting bracket along the inner edge 22 28 of side panels 20 26 the front panel 23 of the cornice board may incorporate other decorative designs such as at 29 to achieve various design effects referring to fig2 a 2f 3 and 4 various embodiments of the cornice board structure 10 may be seen the cornice board structure 10 is suitably made of molded rigid plastic.

corrugations are 36 mm in width and 1 3 mm in depth and take the shape of a plurality of segments of smooth arcs see fig2 the drum manufactured according to the method is denoted as a group 3 the 7cr13 superhard wear resistant alloy is evenly coated on the surface of the drum from group 3 with an electric arc spraying technology to from a rough wear resistant coating with the thickness being 0 3 mm to 0 5 mm and the drum is denoted as group 4 the surface of the carbon steel drum with the diameter being 2000 mm and the width being 450 mm is subjected to machining to form lines and the specific dimension of the lines is as follows cyclic corrugations are distributed along an axial direction on the surface of the drum in one cycle on the outer surface the corrugation is composed of a concave arc and a convex arc which are tangential in ends and equal in diameter the corrugations are 36 mm in width and 2 mm in depth the drum manufactured according to the method is denoted as group 5 the drums from the above groups 1 to 5 are mounted on a wheel road simulating bench to simulate road surfaces with the surfaces of the drums wheel tyre assemblies are pressed on the surfaces of the drums and a.

they can be inserted into sections 14 a 14 b and 14 c of groove 14 the light provided by such light sticks 20 will then last for a number of hours flying disk 2 of this invention will enhance the entertainment value in using or playing with flying disk 2 the colored light given off from circumferential rim 6 of flying disk 2 will be quite pretty and will provide a dynamic visual appearance as flying disk 2 is flown particularly when flying disk 2 is flown at dusk or night or in other low light conditions in fact flying disk 2 of this invention lends itself to being used at times when unlighted flying disks could not even be seen this should encourage and increase use of flying disk 2 because the light provided by the chemical reactions inside light stick 20 lasts only for a number of hours light sticks 20 will eventually stop glowing these depleted light sticks must be replaced if one wishes to continue to use flying disk 2 with the light emitting properties provided by light sticks 20 the user can easily remove or dislodge depleted light sticks from sections 14 a 14 b and 14 c of groove 14 using openings 18 the user simply puts a finger into interior cavity 12 of flying disk 2 and into and through opening 18 in a groove section 14 a 14 b or 14 c until the user 39 s finger contacts the back of light stick 20 the user can then simply push outwardly on the back of light stick 20 as shown.

sieves next to a three necked bottle 500 ml poe2000 100 g 0 05 mol is added and dissolved in thf 150 ml and then anhydride linker tma 19 2 g 0 10 mol previously dissolved in thf 50 ml is added drop by drop so that molar ratio of poe2000 to tma is 1 2 the reactant is mechanically stirred and filled with nitrogen during the whole reaction the reaction is performed at 30 u00b0 c for 2 hours or longer ft ir spectrum is used for monitoring progress of the reaction by sampling every period of time until the anhydride functional groups disappear after the reaction is completed thf is removed by decompression to obtain creamy glue product amido acid poe2000 tma 4cooh to a three necked bottle the stabilizer poe2000 4cooh 0 069 g is dissolved in water 50 g which is stirred with a magnetic stirrer agno 3 0 045 g is then added later after 2 hours a nabh 4 solution 0 015 g previously dissolved in water 50 g is added incontinuously and vigorously agitated the solution immediately becomes black the reactor is filled with nitrogen during whole reaction the product poe2000 4cooh of example 1 is heated at 150 u00b0 c for 3 hours progress of the reaction is monitored with ft ir for identifying imido functional groups the product is imido acid poe2000 2cooh repeat step b of example 1 but the stabilizer is replaced with poe2000 2cooh repeat step a of example 1 but hydrophilic poe2000 is replaced with hydrophobic pop2000 to obtain product imido acid pop2000 4cooh repeat step b of example 1 but the stabilizer is replaced with poe2000 4cooh the product pop2000 4cooh of example 3 is heated at 150 u00b0 c for 3 hours progress.

vnrs display 1000 specifically the desktop view folder 1070 has been selected vnrs display 1000 shows auto move window 1020 has been clicked on so that a check mark is displayed when auto move window 1020 is activated by clicking on the window and causing a check mark to be displayed in auto move window 1020 a file selected from the remote machine desktop 1060 will be automatically electronically transferred from the remote machine memory to the local machine memory and will the icon for the selected file will appear at the local machine desktop 1010 the electronic transfer will take place when the selected file icon has been clicked on by the user if auto move window 1020 is not activated by clicking on the window and causing a check mark to be displayed then files icons can only be moved from the remote machine desktop 1060 to the local machine desktop 1010 by dragging and dropping the display also shows log resource sharing process 1030 is on when log resource sharing process window 1030 is clicked on causing a checkmark to be displayed in the window a record of all file transfers will be maintained the user can connect or disconnect from vnrs using connect button 1040 and disconnect button 1042 to copy a file from one computer to another the user moves the icon from the left desktop to the right desktop or vice versa vnrs program 400 automatically transfers the program from the first computer to the second computer via the virtual network for example file u201c 183 u201d 1066 and pdf file 1068 are shown in u201c my download files u201d window 1062 these files may be copied from remote machine desktop 1060 to local machine desktop 1010 by moving the respective icons.

of control ports 624 624 according to the present embodiment of a squeegee blade assembly 8 a pair of control cylinders 613 614 are provided respectively having a pair of control ports 624 624 the control cylinders 613 614 conduct driving power for the squeegee mechanism via compressed gas or the like fig8 a b and c show various mounting configurations of paired squeegee blade assemblies 8 according to the method of the invention which is facilitated according to the enclosed squeegee structure of the invention referring to fig8 a an arrangement in which two squeegee assemblies are mounted so as to be angled in opposing directions that is the leading right side assembly is angled downwardly in a direction opposite the printing direction p and the trailing assembly is angled downwardly in the printing direction p fig8 b shows an arrangement wherein both assemblies are angled in parallel in this case against the printing direction p then in fig8 c an arrangement is shown in which the squeegees are angled in parallel in the printing direction according to such mounting positions various types of printing operations may be accomplished with high flexibility of the apparatus assuring that the best quality results are achieved the squeegee mounting is connected with drive means for allowing the direction of printing edge portions thereof to be varied thus reciprocative printing may be easily accomplished referring now to fig9 a paired squeegee blade portion.

6811849 B2 abstract the invention relates to a textile web especially a textile covered web for a paper making machine which viewed from a transverse direction is provided with several web sections that extend parallel to one another in a lengthwise direction and are aligned adjacent to one another with their lateral edges being attached to one another via fasteners this textile web is characterized in that the adjacent lateral edges follow a meandering course with alternating projections and recesses and the web sections are interlocked with one another via these projections and recesses and in that the fasteners connect the projections to one another application_number US 98971901 A description the device 1 illustrated in fig1 is equipped with two separate rollers 2 3 driven in the same direction a strip of textile 5 is drawn from a supply roll 4 the supply roll 4 is set at a slight angle and when the strip of textile is drawn from it it moves in the direction of the arrow a in other words in a crosswise direction this causes the strip of textile to be wound spirally onto the two rollers 2 3 until a desired width has been reached in this the advance in the direction of the arrow a is calculated such that web sections u2014 indicated here by the number 6 u2014 form adjacent to one another such that their lateral edges push up against one another the spiral rolling of the strip of textile 5 may also be performed in a number of layers in that the supply roll 4 upon reaching the final width is moved back with the angle of discharge being adjusted accordingly this is described in.

the arc 14 is interfaced with a groove 2 while in other embodiments there is no groove 2 e g groove bead 27 is absent and the arc 14 is interfaced with a head bead 29 there are several beads 9 29 27 on the hollow rigid shaft 5 7 the bead 9 29 27 that aligns with the arc 17 is the head bead 29 the groove bead 27 is present in some embodiments to form the groove 2 between the groove bead 27 and the head bead 29 the clamp guide arms 16 have bumps 11 that align with the beads 9 see fig4 and registration areas 15 that are aligned between the beads 9 the hose clamps 30 see fig5 7 are placed over the clamp guide arms 16 such that the hose clamps 30 seat into the registration areas 15 in this way as the hose clamps 30 are tightened the flexible hose 20 is compressed in between the beads 9 providing a stronger connection between the flexible hose 20 and the rigid hollow shaft 5 7 thereby resisting separation under high pressure although two registration areas 15 are shown the present invention is not limited to any particular number of registration areas 15 and any number of registration areas 15 is anticipated including one registration area 15 it is.

trough 106 so as to form an opening 110 through which floating solids in the holding tank can be moved into the solids receptacle 24 the movable portion 108 can be moved by various mechanisms including but not limited to a suitable actuator not shown such as a pneumatic or hydraulic cylinder or electric motor which actuator can also be controlled by the control system 104 however as further described below in the preferred embodiment the movable portion 108 is simply pushed open by the skimmer of the skimmer apparatus when it nears the trough 106 one or more water level sensors 119 are arranged in the holding tank for sensing the level of the upper surface of the water the sensor 119 can comprise a float type device or other suitable sensor capable of detecting the water level in the tank the sensor 119 is connected to the control system 104 that controls the operation of the pump and valve in the outlet conduit 98 although not illustrated it will be understood that similar pump and valve equipment is included in the inlet conduit system that feeds the waste water into the holding tank and such pump and valve equipment is also controlled by the control system 104 the control system is able to control the water level in the holding tank by suitably controlling the various pumps and valves during the quiescent holding period when solids are allowed to float to the surface the water level is controlled to be well.

papermaking machine where it may be further diluted with water to a lower consistency the diluted suspension then is distributed over a moving foraminous belt under suction to form a non woven fiber structure or wet mat on the belt this wet mat structure may be dried if necessary then treated with a binder and finally thoroughly dried to give a finished non woven mat product in the process of the present invention for the production of glass fiber mats the glass fiber filaments or strands generally are chopped into bundles of fibers about 1 4 34 to 3 34 in length usually about 1 2 34 to 2 34 and preferably about 1 34 long and usually about 3 20 microns in diameter preferably about 15 microns in one embodiment the fibers are added to water containing the surfactant of the invention to form a well dispersed composition suitably the dispersant is present at a concentration of about 5 500 ppm of the solution and preferably about 10 25 ppm alternatively the chopped glass fibers may be coated initially by spraying or otherwise applying the surfactant thereon and then dispersing the coated fibers in the aqueous medium suitably the coated fibers contain.

representative embodiments of the invention will now be described in conjunction with the drawing wherein fig1 is a side elevational view partly in section of an actuator according to a first embodiment of the invention fig2 is a side elevational view of an actuator according to a second and presently preferred embodiment of the invention and fig3 is an end elevational view of an actuator according to the invention illustrating a typical array of reed switches around the actuator referring first to fig1 the actuator according to the first embodiment of the invention includes a base support not shown which may be arranged as desired according to the designer 39 s choice an armature 10 in the example shown includes a disc shaped permanent magnet and an axially movable shaft 12 fixed to the magnet the opposite ends of the shaft 12 extend respectively into two electrical coils 14 and 16 which are fixed in coaxial alignment with each other and the shaft the shaft carries two soft ferromagnetic pieces 18 and 20 one at each end of the shaft the soft magnets 18 and 20 are spaced apart from each other a distance less than the distance on centers between the two coils 14 and 16 by an amount equal to the travel it is desired to impart to the armature permanent magnets 22 and 24 are fixed within the respective coils 14 and 16 for engaging the respective soft magnets 18 and 20 when they reach the travel.

has been developed for quick reference the operator wishing to use the system would therefore proceed as follows determine the estimated cost of the project refer to the chart of fig4 and obtain a corresponding period of completion select the overlay e g fig2 etc divided into uniform intervals for the period and placed over the normalized chart of fig1 to determine the scheduling of events it should be understood that the particular embodiment is illustrative only and other divisions and statistical indicia may be used according to the first embodiment of the present invention there has therefor been provided a system for allocating different phases of a contractual obligation with each of a plurality of phases of the contract statistically allocated over a normalized period and conversion of that normalized period to a real time interval in accordance with a criteria established which has proven reliable in the particular instance the estimated costs of the job would provide a reasonable approximation of the actual time and man hour requirements to perform the particular job in fig5 there is illustrated a manpower allocation tool which may be used in conjunction with or independently of the scheduling tool previously described when used together they form a basis for not only scheduling a particular job over the individual contract period but also scheduling other jobs or phases thereof which overlap with existing obligations or those contemplated in the near future during a project in fig5 there is shown one element of the scheduling tool with a base 20 a slot 21 and bores 22 evenly disposed along.

a pair of floor plates 39 which form the floor sill of the roof support unit associated with that guide section a roof shield not shown is supported above the floor sill by means of hydraulic props 38 the cylinder of a hydraulic advance ram 43 is attached to the yoke 41 its piston rod 44 being connected by means of a link 45 to a transverse rod 46 which is coupled by links 47 to the two floor plates 39 thus the guide rods 21 can slide relative to the floor plates 39 in the direction of advance s fig1 shows the control apparatus in its normal position with the guide section being supported on the mine floor 13 by means of the end edge 12 of its slide plate 14 by extending the hydraulic control rams 28 the guide 10 is tilted into the position shown in fig2 here the end edges 12 of the slide plates 14 are lifted clear of the mine floor 13 and the guide 10 rests on the mine floor by means of its brackets 30 in this position the 34 climbing 34 position the plough will make a cut at an elevated horizon similarly if the hydraulic advance rams 28 are retracted the.

movable into contact with a water fill contact 66 the face cam circuit track a in this case is the most radially outwardly disposed face cam circuit track as is the water fill contact 66 heretofore as indicated above it has been difficult to factory install such water fill contact for filling the mold cavities to a predetermined level without selective adjustable positioning of the water fill contact and factory testing of the water fill cycle the setting of the water fill contact also can be altered during subsequent shipping handling or installation of the ice maker in a refrigerator freezer resulting in unwanted changes in the water fill level in accordance with a further aspect of the invention the face cam circuit track a and water fill contact 66 can be efficiently factory installed and assembled for establishing a predetermined water fill level in the mold and the water fill level will not be affected by slight alterations in the radial position of the water fill contact 66 during handling or shipping of the ice maker 10 the water fill contact 66 in this instance has a generally elongated configuration comprising a first elongated section 68 having a contact head 69 extending transversely in a direction parallel to the circumferential line of movement of the face cam circuit track a past the contact 66 the contact head 69 in this case has split fingers 70 that can be biased into engaging relation with the face.

sides of conditioning heating unit 100 primary coils 108 a 108 b may circulate chilled water synthetic coolant e g freon hot water or steam a bypass damper 109 on the right side of air conditioning heating unit 100 allows return air to bypass coils 108 a and 108 b bypass damper 109 is associated with an additional filter on the right side of air conditioning heating unit 100 in alternate embodiments coils 108 a 108 b may be stacked on a single side of air conditioning heating unit 100 during cooling operation air conditioning heating unit 100 pulls return air flow through the space between floor 101 a and internal ceiling 104 some of the return air typically at approximately 75 degrees fahrenheit passes across coils 108 a 108 and is cooled to typically about 50 degrees fahrenheit the rest of the return air flows directly through bypass damper 109 without additional cooling the cooled air flowing across coils 108 a 108 b and the air flowing through bypass damper 109 is mixed with the outside air provided through conduit 105 which typically has been cooled to approximately 55 degrees fahrenheit the resulting discharge air is typically at approximately 60 to 65 degrees fahrenheit air conditioning heating unit 100 then discharges the cooled and filtered air into the space between concrete slab 101 b and raised floor 103 the discharge air.

region that lies adjacent to n region 122 and eventually forward biases the junction between p region 114 and n region 122 when the increased potential forward biases the junction a npn transistor that utilizes n region 122 as the emitter p region 114 as the base and n material 112 as the collector turns on when turned on n emitter region 122 injects electrons into base material 114 most of the injected electrons diffuse through base material 114 and are swept from base material 114 into collector n material 112 by the electric field that extends across the reverse biased junction the electrons in collector n material 112 are then collected by n region 116 a small number of the electrons injected into base material 114 recombine with holes in base material 114 and are lost the holes lost to recombination with the injected electrons are replaced by holes injected into base material 114 by the broken down reverse biased junction and as described below by the collector current of a pnp transistor thereby providing the base current the electrons that are injected and swept into n material 112 also decrease the potential of n material 112 in the region that lies adjacent to p region 118 and eventually forward bias the junction between p region 118 and n material 112 when the decreased potential forward biases the junction between p region 118 and n material 112 a pnp transistor formed from p region 118 n material 112 and p region 114 turns on when turned on p emitter 118 injects holes into base 112 most of the injected holes diffuse through n material.

on lower slips 36 this is to be contrasted with the upper slips 26 which have the wickers 28 perpendicular to the centerline 14 as shown in fig7 while a design showing upper slips 26 with transverse wickers 28 and lower slips 36 with substantially parallel wickers 50 have been shown in fig5 and 7 it is within the spirit of the invention to provide numerous alternative arrangements of wickers on the slips for example the reverse can be applied with the lower slips 36 having transverse wickers and the upper slips 26 having substantially parallel wickers with respect to the centerline 14 alternatively in a given row of upper slips 26 there can be an alternation of wickers on adjacent slips with one slip 26 having substantially parallel wickers while the next adjacent slip has perpendicular wickers depending on the specific need other sequences can be used such as every other slip on the upper or lower set can be with substantially parallel wickers such as 50 or any other alternating combination as between the upper row such as 26 or the lower row such as 36 by combining in a single tool slips having orientation substantially parallel to the centerline such as 14 as well as slips having wickers perpendicular to the centerline 14 the tool resists uphole or downhole forces from pressures applied below or above as well as torque applied from a mill trying to mill a window in a casing using a whipstock the grip of the slips having wickers that are substantially parallel to the centerline 14 is magnified by the camming action illustrated in fig6 the slip 36 has a base flange 52 which loosely fits.

bottom portion 31 and is engaged by continuous stepped shelving 28 rotation of rotatable shaft 29 causes flat material 22 to be drawn into tubular housing 25 causing flat material 22 to be coiled as illustrated in fig5 coiled flat material 32 may be removed from rotatable winding shaft 27 upon removal of the rotatable winding shaft 27 from tubular housing 25 a lip 12 may be formed on coiled flat material 32 using the device and methods depicted in fig6 8 fig6 illustrates an elevational view of a coiled flat material vise 33 of the present invention the vise is generally comprised of a first die body 34 and second die body 35 each die body having an upper surface and a lower surface and surrounding a generally cylindrical first die body void 36 and second die body void 39 passing from the upper surface to the lower surface of the body and a means for clamping the first die body 34 to said second die body 35 for example as illustrated threaded fasteners 37 feeding through drilled holes 38 in first die body 34 into corresponding threaded holes 39 found in second die body 35 as shown upper and lower surface void openings of first die body 34 are of such dimension as to.

is the voltage used to adjust the output power the impedance can now be calculated where cox is the gate oxide capacitance per unit area w the gate width l gate length rf the resistor connected to the source of the transistor ron the equivalent u201c on u201d state resistance and vgt the voltage at the gate of the transistor which is set by vvswrc with vvswrc variation from 0 to 2 5v the compensation load will vary from a high impedance to rf ron ohms as shown in fig1 the parameters of the transistor are as follows v d v s 0v and v dd gt v gs gt 0 when the power amplifier pa is on the vswr compensation is off if the ac signal v p gt v t then the mos transistor is turned on and non linearities occurs fig8 shows the mos circuit implementation 40 for load compensation at high input powers the dummy load is based on a nmos in u201c cold fet u201d mode acting as a variable resistor voltage gate control vds 0v the mos size w l 200 0 25 is chosen to not degrade the output power performance in u201c off u201d mode and to be able to handle voltage swing without self biasing which may induct more insertion loss of the matching network with reference to fig1 a load compensation circuit 45 with dc shift according to the present invention is described which solves the problems previously described of the linearity degradation at high rf power levels by providing an output which does not degrade with rf power levels the fet compensation load implementation circuit 45 is inserted between the transmitter stage 50 and the transformer circuit 20 the compensation load circuit 45 serves as the.

average the dichromate solution injection volume was 78 of the thief zone volume and the polymer volume was 27 of the thief zone volume the appearance of a small amount of a chrome 3 precipitate in one of the producing wells proved that the chrome was being reduced in the reservoir and the chrome was being propagated through the reservoir before it was reduced and made only slightly soluble there was a 40 reduction in water production from the two producing wells an injection well in the caddo limestone formation at a depth of 3200 foot and a temperature of 115 u00b0 f was treated with the redox gel process of this invention following a preflush with fresh water a slug of 7420 barrels of water containing 450 ppm sodium dichromate was injected over seven days then a spacer consisting of 3430 barrels of fresh water was injected and followed by a 6930 barrel slug of water containing 4730 ppm of nalco chemical company idf 193a emulsion polyacrylamide the molecular weight of this polymer was from 3 million to 5 million and its degree of hydrolysis was less than 1 per cent the polymer solution was injected for seven days during injection the pressure increased only slightly at the injection well so the well was shut in for four days to allow for additional gelation of the polymer to occur in the reservoir in an offset production well water production decreased from 2400 barrels per day to only 1150 barrels per day when the injection well was shut in this water production decrease was sustained for more than 10 months even though water.

frame extend through said window frame and are screwed within lugs 74 see fig3 and 4 integrally molded with the buck frame 10 at the appropriate locations in the jambs 16 ramps 42 effect a better seal when the gazed sashes 56 are closed because of the greater compression of band 66 at its ends the buck frame 10 is inserted within the wall forms for pouring concrete in the proper orientation as indicated by the marking 76 and arrows 78 as shown in fig4 if necessary braces can be inserted within the buck frame opening to further resist weight of the freshly poured concrete however this has generally not been found necessary after the buck frame is embedded in the concrete and the concrete is cured and the wall forms removed the window frame lintel part 46 together with the band 66 of compressible material are releasably fitted within the buck frame then the sill part 48 is fitted and by raising the lintel part 46 as shown by arrow 80 in fig1 against the bias of the compressible band 66 it is possible to insert and fit the jamb parts 50 the glass panes g g 39 with or without a sash 56 can be then installed within the guiding tracks 58 of the window frame 44 by lifting the lintel part 46 whenever a glass pane 54 and or a sash 56 or a part of the window frame 44 is broken it is easy to remove the glass panes.

10 the other pole of cymbal element 10 is connected to metal ribbon 28 b together this results in a parallel electrical connection of all of the elements the ribbons 28 a and 28 b maintain mechanical and electrical contact with the respective studs 20 a and 20 b via nuts 30 and washers 32 fig2 b shows a partially cutaway side views of an array of cymbal elements 10 held in the mounting 24 fig2 c is a view looking from the top of the array fig3 a 3 b and 3 c show an alternative mounting configuration for the cymbal elements 10 fig3 a shows an array of cymbal elements 10 in a partially cut away side view and fig3 b shows a top view of an array using this mounting in this embodiment the cymbal elements 10 are held in place around their outside rim with a rubber grommet 34 within a stiff grid 36 grommet 34 absorbs vibrations and prevents transfer of these vibrations to grid 36 or between elements 10 grommet 34 has an inner groove 38 receiving cymbal element 10 and an outer groove 40 contacting grid 36 the projector design taught in this invention allows for great flexibility in electrical wiring configurations for instance instead of electrically wiring in parallel such as in the device described above each cymbal element 10 or groups of cymbal elements could be wired for individual addressing by individual wires or other conductors 42 which combine to form a wiring harness 44 the bottom side can be configured in a similar fashion or it can use the conductive ribbons taught in fig2 c and 3c this would allow for manipulation of electrical impedance control of beam forming capability through variation of the radiating aperture.

in gas dome system semiconductor international july 1999 the single crystalline cu interconnect may then serve also as a mechanical support for a multilayer gas dome ic structure it will be understood that this invention is not limited to the above illustrated substrate materials conductor materials and materials used to make the diffusion barrier as long as other criterion understood and set forth herein for these respective materials are satisfied in the mode of the invention being discussed above in which metal halides are used as precursor compound for forming the diffusion barrier film the precursor compounds that can be used include for example baf 2 bacl 2 srf 2 srcl 2 csfl and cscl and the like especially preferred are those metal halide salts that have face centered cubic structure e g a cubic fluorite in another mode of the invention for forming the diffusion barrier film the monolayer of metal atoms portion thereof alternatively can be formed in a one step operation i e without a post growth anneal step to decompose excess metal halide by directly depositing an elemental form of the metal atoms such as barium via mbe on the surface of the semiconductor substrate since certain elemental metals such as barium are highly reactive appropriate precautions have to.

which is partially or fully neutralized by said alkanolamine and water application_number US 46474783 A description consistent with the foregoing descriptions fluxes as prepared according to the present invention are advantageously used in the form of clear aqueous solutions consisting essentially of an organic substantially water insoluble polycarboxylic acid and an alkanolamine while the ratios of the individual constituents can be varied over a substantial range it is most desirable as indicated above that the water exceed the amount of the water insoluble polycarboxylic acid and that said polycarboxylic acid exceed the amount of the hydroxy alkyl amine or the alkanolamine in any event the finished flux solution should be clear to the naked eye it has been found that such results are achievable even though a portion of the polycarboxylic acid utilized remains free or unneutralized or is not converted to the water soluble salt formed by the polycarboxylic acid and the alkanolamine selected such proportions of unneutralized or free water insoluble polycarboxylic acids may be as high as 30 or 40 or more without disturbing the clarity of the solution and indeed such compositions constitute preferred embodiments of the invention in other words in such solutions the alkanolamine is present in sufficient proportions to neutralize about 60 to about 70 of said polycarboxylic acid while the water soluble alkanolamine can be used in proportions to exceed the amount of water insoluble polycarboxylic acid necessary fully to neutralize the latter in the aqueous solution no particular advantage.

presented in fig6 the last step 38 f is to compare the value of g t against the threshold value and declare whether the pixel under examination is a potential edge pixel or not the method of this invention has several advantages one of the advantages is that the edge detection by the method of the present invention is not affected by the change of light intensity on the surface 24 or noise generated by the light source 22 over time this is particularly a problem when luminance generated by the light source 22 is affected by the environment for example if the edge detecting system 20 is installed in an automobile the heat generated by the automobile may reduce the light intensity output as shown in fig1 a and 10 b the directions of background gradient directions n at low light intensity and the direction of background gradient directions n u2032 at high light intensity remain mostly unchanged as a result the background gradient directions t at low light intensity and the background gradient directions t at high light intensity remain mostly unchanged as well therefore the method of detecting an edge of the object of the present invention is not affected by any changes of background light intensity fig1 shows another aspect of the edge detection system 20 according to one embodiment of the present invention in this aspect the edge detection system 20 comprises an initialization image capturing module.

these samples were prepared by sputtering directly onto nacl crystals dissolving away the crystal in milli q water and then floating the alloy coating onto an uncoated copper tem grid the samples included the use of the additional hcp transition metal ti plus the bcc transition metals mo and w which were investigated for comparative purposes the diffraction pattern from each sample was analysed in order to determine the lattice parameter a 0 in the case of crystalline coatings or simply to confirm an amorphous structure when no crystalline material is observed the experimental window for the dopant target power was chosen based on the overall maximum bayer ratio achieved for each dopant material this window was in the range of 50 to 100 w the resulting powers tested for the different alloy mixtures were mo and w 100 w and co ti and zr 50 w the dominant phase present for the solid solutions of these samples was found to be the bcc structure however for certain samples additional phases were observed the diffraction spectra of crco x crzr x and crti x showed the presence of a secondary phase different from bcc as indicated by the arrows in fig5 this secondary phase was identified as a u03c9 hcp phase a displacive phase transformation from the bcc phase further to this analysis it was noted that amorphous material is present in the background of the diffraction patterns with this phase being most noticeable for the crti x alloy.

to the spacer 4 and attaching the spacer 4 to the roof purlin 3 the fixing pin 5 has a shaft 6 with a drill point 7 for drilling through the panel element 2 the spacer 4 and into the purlin 3 the spacer 4 and the panel element 2 are formed separately and are not attached to each other during production the spacer 4 and the panel element 2 are provided to the intended site of use detached from one another the spacer 4 is magnetically coupled to the purlin 3 on site due to the spacer 4 being magnetic and the purlin 3 being of a metallic material the translucent panel element 2 is then placed resting on top of the spacer 4 with the longitudinal axis of the panel element 2 substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the spacer 4 on site the fixing pin 5 is then extended through the panel element 2 into the spacer 4 and through the spacer 4 into the purlin 3 by means of drilling in this manner the panel element 2 is attached to the spacer 4 on site and the spacer 4 is attached to the purlin 3 on site overall the panel element 2 is effectively attached to the purlin 3 on site via the spacer 4 by means of the fixing pin 5 because the spacer 4 is not attached to the panel element 2 during production this enables the user to adjust the position of the spacer 4 relative to the panel element 2 on site and to adjust the position of the spacer 4 relative to the purlin 3 on site to ensure that all of the components the panel element 2 the spacer 4 and the purlin 3 are in the desired position.

seated a sealing o ring 66 the upper end joint member 12 threadedly supports an inner sleeve 68 defining a central bore 70 down to its termination adjacent lower joint member 14 see fig1 c the upper en of inner sleeve 70 is formed with an annular end wall 72 extending into an outer cylindrical wall 74 having threads 76 for mating engagement with threads 30 of the joint member 12 inner sleeve 70 then extends into an outer cylindrical wall 78 that extends throughout most of the insulative gap sub assembly 16 to formation of a canted annular shoulder 80 fig1 b and to a cylindrical surface 82 that terminates in a downwardly facing annular shoulder 84 fig1 c and finally to form a cylindrical wall 86a and 86 the portion 86a of the cylindrical wall 86 adjacent to and accommodating gap block 140 is an equi lateral hexagon cross section as will be further described below the lower end of cylindrical wall 86 includes two annular grooves 88 and 90 wherein respective o rings 92 and 94 are seated and the top outer cylindrical wall 74 of inner sleeve 68 is sealed by annular groove 96 with o ring 98 the lower joint member 14 is.

920 971 the following schedule was used 100 u00b0 c hour to 600 u00b0 c hold for 2 hours 100 u00b0 c hour to 725 u00b0 c hold for 2 hours 60 u00b0 c hour to 1075 u00b0 c hold for 1 hour and allow the resulting sagged and cerammed mold to cool for approximately 36 hours within the firing kiln although it will be understood that a variety of glass ceramic compositions may be utilized to form the shell type sagging mold of the present invention it is necessary for operability of the mold that it be thermally stable and highly refractory so as to withstand sagging cycles of up to at least about 730 u00b0 c without failing and that it have a relatively low coefficient of thermal expansion so that it will remain dimensionally stable during the heat up and cool down of repeated sagging cycles a relatively low coefficient of thermal expansion of less than about 20 u00d7 10 7 u00b0 c such as shown in table ii of u s pat no 3 582 371 is deemed sufficient to provide the necessary degree of dimensional stability generally a highly crystalline glass ceramic normally results in a relatively low coefficient of thermal expansion although not limited thereto a preferred glass ceramic composition is one comprising a beta spodumene solid solution dispersed within a glassy matrix with a crystallinity of at least about 80 such as those compositions disclosed in table i of u s pat no 3 582 371 the master mold may be formed either by a casting process or by machining a master mold blank when it is necessary.

107 reference is additionally made to the teaching in said application which is incorporated herein by reference a container in the form of an ampoule 2 is accommodated in a pump casing 1 the ampoule 2 is filled with insulin a delivering appliance in the form of a piston 6 is accommodated in the ampoule 2 such that it is linearly slidable in a feed direction towards an outlet 3 of the ampoule the piston 6 is advanced by a driven member 7 formed as a threaded rod pressing on a rear surface of the piston 6 the driven member 7 is part of a spindle drive 8 which is formed with two telescopic stages with respect to the piston drive the invention is not however restricted to this when the piston 6 is advanced along an sliding axis v insulin is delivered via a catheter 4 connected to the outlet 3 and an infusion needle 5 fixed to the front free end of the catheter 4 together the ampoule 2 outlet 3 catheter 4 and needle 5 may be thought of and referred to as comprising a fluid guiding system in order to set a defined base pressure in the ampoule 2 a valve 25 is.

using a heating mantle to 60 u00b0 c then 347 4 g of molten 50 u00b0 c isonate 2125m 4 4 39 diphenylmethane diisocyanate dow chemical co midland michigan were added and the contents of the reactor were mixed without heating for six minutes after which the temperature was 59 u00b0 c next 11 drops 0 31 g of dabco t 9 stannous type organometallic catalyst air products and chemicals inc allentown pa were added two minutes later an exotherm to 90 u00b0 c was observed after three additional minutes at t 86 u00b0 c 750 0 g of px 316 mixed n alkylphthalate aristech were added gradually over a four minute period after which the temperature had dropped to 69 u00b0 c a vacuum was gradually applied over a 23 minute period full vacuum greater than 29 in hg was then maintained for 10 minutes the resulting plasticized urethane prepolymer was then discharged into airtight high density polyethylene jars of 32 fluid ounce capacity for storage and later use ______________________________________test results ______________________________________ nco 1 27brookfield viscosity cp 33 000 model rv spindle 6 20 rpm 23 u00b0 c ______________________________________ into a two gallon ross double planetary mixer 393 8 g of plasticized prepolymer from example 3 were.

the fastener in a direction substantially perpendicularly to the plane of the stringer tapes 10 10 39 by the members 18 and 19 of the ultrasonic welding assembly and are further compressed from their opposite lateral sides by the pair of pressers 20 and 20 39 thus vibrated at an ultrasonic frequency the interengaged lowermost scoops 12 and 12 39 of the slide fastener are welded or fused together as at 17 in fig1 and 2 owing to the heat generated frictionally by their contacting surface portions at the same time the coupling heads 15 15 39 are fused integrally with the core cord 13 13 39 the desired bottom stop 16 is thus completed it will be appreciated that the frictional heat generated as above by the interengaged lowermost scoops 12 and 12 39 is much higher at a given ultrasonic frequency of vibration than in the case where they are not compressed from the opposite lateral sides the bottom stop 16 can therefore be formed efficiently and with a high degree of coherency as an additional advantage the interengaged lowermost scoops 12 and 12 39 are not appreciably deformed when ultrasonically welded together by the method of this invention so that the bottom stop 16 is favorable in appearance too the specific example of the inventive method shown and described hereinbefore is meant purely to illustrate or explain.

the tubs 8 67 and 80 and heat sink 106 whereby regions other than the regions in which the solder resist is formed result in solder forming regions since the solder resist is also a substance hard to get wet with solder no solder is wet in and spread over the regions in which the solder resist is formed the trenches shown in fig1 a through 19 c may be formed by the solder resist further the lands 43 64 and 85 respectively formed on the printed circuit boards 40 62 and 83 which have been described in the first to fourth embodiments may be formed by patterning the solder resist namely a non separated metal layer is formed in place of the formation of the lands 43 64 and 85 respectively separated on the printed circuit boards 40 62 and 83 and the surface of the metal layer is separated into a plurality of regions by a solder resist whereby a plurality of regions corresponding to the lands referred to above are formed advantageous effects obtained by a typical one of the inventions disclosed in the present application will be described in brief as follows owing to the separation of the other main surface of a tub or heat sink serving as a semiconductor chip loading portion into plural form exposed region i e brazing filler metal solder connecting portions on the other main surface of the semiconductor chip loading portion are represented in plural form and the area of each of the regions is smaller than that of the semiconductor chip loading portion therefore.

the same water drop and no rag layer at the oil water interface while this invention may be embodied in many different forms there are described in detail herein specific preferred embodiments of the invention the present disclosure is an exemplification of the principles of the invention and is not intended to limit the invention to the particular embodiments illustrated all patents patent applications scientific papers and any other referenced materials mentioned herein are incorporated by reference in their entirety additionally the invention also encompasses any possible combination of some or all of the various embodiments described and incorporated herein furthermore the invention also encompasses combinations in which one some or all but one of the various embodiments described and or incorporated herein are excluded the above disclosure is intended to be illustrative and not exhaustive this description will suggest many variations and alternatives to one of ordinary skill in this art all these alternatives and variations are intended to be included within the scope of the claims where the term u201c comprising u201d means u201c including but not limited to u201d those familiar with the art may recognize other equivalents to the specific embodiments described herein which equivalents are also intended to be encompassed by the claims all ranges and parameters disclosed herein are understood to encompass any and all subranges subsumed therein and every number between the endpoints for example a stated range of u201c 1 to 10 u201d should be considered to include.

hypothesis the method of least squares utilizes jointly the information contained in all of the separate data points statistical significance of the curvilinearity of the regression model establishes the existence of synergism or antagonism of the compounds in the biological system studied the parameters in the model describe its intensity over the range of mixture ratios from 0 to 1 the nature of which is seen readily when the regression is plotted on the isobologram this method was used to determine the best fitting ed50 regression line through the seven 7 or eight 8 ed50 data points representing equivalent levels of analgetic activity for each of the five 5 or six 6 dose ratios for nalbuphine and 4 5 bis 4 methoxyphenyl 2 trifluoromethylsulfonyl 1h imidazole given in tables i and ii as shown in both of the isobologram plots fig1 and 2 the calculated quadratic polynomial 34 ed50 regression line 34 fits the data significantly better than the straight 34 ed50 addition line 34 as established by fisher 39 s f test statistically significant at p u2266 0 05 to compare the goodness of fit between the straight line and curvilinear regressions thus consistent with loewe 39 s isobolographic model the hypothesis of analgetic additivity is refuted and analgetic synergism is established for all combinations of nalbuphine and 4 5 bis 4 methoxyphenyl 2 trifluoromethylsulfonyl 1h imidazole by substitution of the expected analgetic activity of nalbuphine alone and 4 5 bis 4 methoxyphenyl 2 trifluoromethylsulfonyl 1h imidazole alone from.

into hole 64 formed in head 52 until snap connector 72 snaps into place i e spring loaded ball bearing 75 engages one of detents 65 the top end of lug 74 is cylindrical sliding into a cylindrical bore defined in the top end of head 52 fig6 shows an alternative embodiment of head 52 wherein socket portion 62 extends transversely through cylindrical body 60 thus when inserted in socket 62 handle 54 will extend generally perpendicularly axis 59 but not in the same plane handle 54 and head 52 are made of machined aluminum or aluminum alloy but of course other known materials and manufacturing methods that are well known in the hand tool industry are contemplated however it is desirable that t connector holding tool 50 be rigid and durable for example steel stainless steel and or lightweight composite materials may be used in the production of t connector holding tool 50 handle portion 70 of handle 54 may be dipped in or otherwise coated or covered with elastomeric material not shown to provide an improved grip and comfort handle portion 70 may be knurled etched or finished in another known fashion to improve the grip and aesthetics an additional head 52 is manufactured for each commonly sized t connector t connectors are most commonly are made for quarter inch pipe three eighths inch pipe one half inch pipe and five eighths inch pipe it is contemplated that a head 52 be produced for each size t.

minimum period of a further 5 min and results in the deposition of the desired layer 22 of zrcn of typically 0 1 to 0 2 u03bcm thickness the zr target is operated here in the arc evaporation mode once the zrcrn layer has been completed the articles 14 have been provided with the required coating and can be removed from the apparatus they now typically have a golden colour given by the coating materials selected first of all rather than depositing just a single layer of crzrn and a single layer of zrcn a plurality of alternating layers of crzrn and zrcn can be deposited by alternatively switching between the process steps e and f which are then operated for a shorter period of time for each layer of the coating e g for 1 minute per layer secondly it is possible to deposit the coatings in the steps e and f by operating the targets in the cathode sputtering mode this is done by adjusting the process conditions to values suitable for operation as an imbalanced magnetron suitable values are given in the above mentioned document ep a 0 439 561 moreover it is not necessary for the coatings of steps e and f to be both deposited by the arc deposition mode or both by the cathode sputtering mode one coating can be applied by the one method and the other coating by the other method it should also be mentioned that the coating quoted here is simply one coating by way of example other coatings known per se can readily be used the important consideration is the provision of the cr layer to act as a water diffusion barrier if another material is used in the coating scheme then target 30 can be formed.

a radius of 4 66 cm and extending distally 0 31 cm the distal end 76 is the distal most part of the third curve 88 fig6 shows an attachment device 90 of the present invention the attachment device 90 includes a distal forked tip 92 that has two tines 94 each of which has a slot 96 a suture loop 25 or 55 may be placed through the slots 96 and the attachment device 90 can then be used to extend the reach of the physician to assist in attaching an arm of an implant to an introducer as will be described in more detail below not only is the physician 39 s reach extended but using the slender attachment device 90 rather than reaching manually with the hand or forcing an introducer towards the introitus reduces the risk of tearing fascia that supports the pelvic structures the implants of the present invention may be used separately or together based on the needs of the patient they may also be used in connection with a sling implant for the treatment of treat urinary incontinence referring to fig7 21 one method of placing an anterior compartment implant 10 as contemplated for use in the present invention is illustrated that includes a surgical procedure as follows in fig7 the preferred instruments are gathered and sterilized if necessary they include from left to right the suture attachment device 90 the inferior transobturator introducer 70 a posterior introducer 100 prior art a right helical obturator introducer 110 prior art and a left helical obturator introducer 120 prior art one skilled in the art will realize that other introducers such as hook introducers suprapubic introducers or transvaginal.

transverse hole in the plug 24 or other attachment means as desired the secondary weight 64 is optional as indicated by its illustration in broken lines in fig2 a and 2b the secondary weight 64 serves to increase the total density of the apparatus 10 and attached weight 64 when the apparatus is used in a well or borehole containing a relatively dense liquid and or to increase the rate of descent through a fluid in the borehole at this point the apparatus 10 is positioned at the desired predetermined depth in the borehole or well with the tracer agent or other material still sealed within the inner cylinder 12 the tracer agent is released by a weight 68 that is disposed concentrically along the suspension line 62 while the weight 68 is illustrated as a frustoconical solid in the drawings the shape or configuration of the weight 68 is not critical so long as it possesses sufficient mass to actuate the apparatus 10 as described below larger and or more streamlined weights may be incorporated as desired the weight 68 remains at the surface as the apparatus 10 is lowered into the borehole or well once the apparatus 10 is positioned at the desired depth the weight 68 is dropped and it slides down the line 62 when the weight 68 strikes the top wall 34 of the outer cylinder 14 it jars or displaces the outer cylinder 14 downward around the inner cylinder 12 which cannot move vertically due to its attachment to the suspension line 62 the outer cylinder 14 is displaced downward by the force of the weight 68 until its top wall 34 strikes the upper edge of the top extension 18 of the.

16 and releasably fills the clearance space 20 between the intermediate rail 16 and the drawer rail 18 when in the 34 locked 34 position fig3 the lock fills the clearance space 20 and prevents cocking of the drawer rail 18 when in the 34 unlocked 34 position fig4 and 5 the lock is clear of the space 20 permitting relative cocking of the drawer rail 18 with respect to the intermediate rail 16 with the exception of the lift out lock 12 and the means of supporting this lock the drawer rail 10 is generally well known to those having ordinary skill in the art one such slide is the above identified knape amp vogt model 1428 three part slide briefly summarizing the slide includes a cabinet rail 14 an intermediate rail 16 and a drawer rail 18 each of the rails is generally c shaped in cross section including a web and a pair of flanges extending outwardly therefrom in a common direction the flanges cooperate with balls rollers or other rotatable means to slidably interfit the rails for relative longitudinal movement in the knape amp vogt slide balls are interfitted between the flanges on the cabinet and intermediate rails to slidably interfit these two members and rollers 22 and 24 are rotatably supported on the intermediate rail 16 to support the drawer rail 18 relative longitudinal movement of the drawer rail 18 with respect to the intermediate rail 16 is limited in conventional fashion by stop means the drawer rail 18 includes an integral downwardly depending finger 26 and the intermediate rail 16 includes an integral tab 28 which engage one another when the drawer rail.

light guides 608 which are also perpendicular to each other these light guides also then transmit the light into a collective light guide 612 in other embodiments different configurations may be combined to provide light sources with more than two lamps e g combining these two configurations so that 3 lamps are used fig7 shows a color modulator 725 placed between a lamp 705 and a light integrator 708 according to an embodiment of the present invention in one aspect the color modulator 725 is close or at a focus point of the reflector of the lamp the color modulators 725 operate to filter certain wavelengths or colors of a light source such operation is further described in the andersen patent referenced above in one embodiment each lamp 705 has its own color modulator which are synchronized to each other during operation fig8 a shows a color wheel with 4 segments shows here by red green blue and white according to an embodiment of the present invention the sequence of the colors can vary and are not be limited strictly to combinations or ordering of r g b w or r g b fig8 b shows a color wheel with primary colors r g b and secondary colors cyan magenta and yellow according to an embodiment of the present invention the sequence of the color can be any and are not limited to use of cyan magenta and yellow as the specific secondary colors the description above has been focused on single display systems however embodiments may also be used with multiple.

bushing vi elevation location vii surface connection node locations viii well spacing and well number ix fault locations and fluid boundaries x radius for drainage volume xi weight factor for maximum oil rate qmax and original oil in place oip and xii platform gathering center or drill center locations the use of these characteristics and others to generate wellbores is well known in the art the use of these characteristics and other wellbore hazard indicators to develop and update a plan for multiple wellbores with a reservoir simulator is not well known in the art however in step 224 determine if a mathematical optimizer is preferred to develop different combinations of wells and wellbores for connecting as many of the completion intervals as possible if a mathematical optimizer is preferred then the method 20011 proceeds to step 226 if a mathematical optimizer is not preferred then the method 200 b proceeds to step 228 in step 226 a mathematical optimizer is used to optimize a multi criteria objective function which may include techniques well known in the art for maximizing the connection of completion intervals using different combinations of wells and wellbores subject to the well geometry predetermined constraints in step 222 while minimizing the drilling cost of each anticipated well in step 228 different combinations of wells and wellbores are developed planned by connecting as many completion intervals as possible using the drainable volumes selected in step 218 subject to the well geometry predetermined constraints in step 222 and their ranked adjustment value in step 216 in the display 400 wellbores 402 404 406 are generated with respect to the well geometry predetermined constraints completion intervals 412 414 are not included in a wellbore path 402.

modifying the operating conditions during analysis of the gas by controlling the temperature the sticking probability is reduced thereby reducing the particle growth process a wide variety of compressed gases are suitable for use in the present invention suitable gases include electronic specialty gases 34 esg 34 which are typically contained in gas cylinders at a wide range of pressures up to 3000 pounds per square inch 34 psi 34 200 bar metallic impurities in esg 39 s are of critical concern in micro electronics manufacturing processes suitable gases include inert gases such as n 2 ar he and the like etchant gases such as cl 2 hcl bcl 3 hbr sf 6 cf 4 c 2 f 6 and the like and reactive gases such as sih 4 sih 2 cl 2 nh 3 other gases compatible with system materials and the like the preferred temperature setting depends on the type of gas the cylinder pressure and the withdrawn flow rate the temperature setting is directly related to the withdrawn flow rate the higher the flow rate the higher the temperature setting that is required to evaporate the artifact particles the preferred temperature setting can be determined individually as described below for each application and preferably does not exceed 250 u00b0 c the temperature is set at a predetermined preferred temperature and the system is allowed to reach equilibrium at the intended sampling flow rate prior to actual sampling a temperature control device is provided in combination with the pressure balancing device described in u s pat no 5 209 102 which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety as shown in fig2 referring to fig2.

6 and the communication ic 6 outputs the control communication data possessed by this control message signal to the output buffer 9 the output buffer 9 forms the output signal according to this control communication data and outputs the output signal to the actuator and the like connected with the peripheral station to operate for example in the case of the fr door node ecu 14 the door lock turn off the central station and the peripheral station work as described above wherein the data bit position in the information message signal and a position of an input output port the input buffer 8 and the output buffer 9 of the peripheral station correspond in a one to one manner thus the information communication data formed in the input buffer 8 can be exactly carried on the communication line 5 as the information message signal in addition in the present example according to the judgment processing in the cpu 1 the peripheral station to which the control communication data should be sent is judged and the control communication data is formed by converting into the output form suitable for the applicable peripheral station the rearrangement of the data and the like thus it is unnecessary for the peripheral station to perform judgment signal conversion and the like.

edc m 6 h compound of up to 426 37 daltons the reacting mixture is incubated at room temperature during 2 3 hours under constant stirring the synthetic product obtained the morphine 6 hemisuccinyl tetanus toxoid vaccine is then purified using standard dialysis procedures using 10 kda cut off dialysis membranes sigma aldrich against six changes of 6 liters of 0 1 m phosphate buffer solution ph 7 2 at 4 u00b0 c over a 48 hour period in order eliminate the by products formed during the reaction such as urea and the non haptenized edc m 6 h intermediate derivative once the purification of the morphine 6 hemisuccinyl tetanus toxoid vaccine has been completed the dialyzated solution is subsequently sterilized by filtration in 0 45 u03bcm pore size membrane filters gelman sci under positive pressure finally 1 ml aliquots of the filtered solution are dry frozen lyophilized in sterile glass vials sealed under vacuum and preserved under storage at 4 u00b0 c several agents used normally to stabilize and prevent degradation of conjugates during dry freezing and storage procedures e harlow and d lane antibodies a laboratory manual cold spring harbor laboratory new york 1988 can be added to the therapeutic formulation of the present invention of the bivalent vaccine against morphine heroin addiction examples of selected agents consist of jelly peptone dextrine methyl cellulose sucrose lactose maltose glucose fructose sorbitol glycerol manitol inositol citric acid tartaric acid polyethylenglycol and polyvinylpirrolidone among many others.

is accomplished by optimizing features and parameters in the flow cell to minimize unwanted refraction or reflection of light used in the array synthesis process the design of the flow cell can be better understood with reference to an exemplary array synthesis instrument one exemplary instrument using a flow cell with a single reaction chamber and a optical elements light array is shown generally at 110 in fig1 the apparatus includes a two dimensional array image former 112 and a flow cell or reaction chamber 114 into which an array image is projected by the image former 112 the flow cell also shown in schematic fashion in fig1 includes a planar substrate 116 on the rear surface of which the microarray is synthesized the substrate 116 is placed over a chamber 18 formed in the front of an enclosure 120 an inlet port 122 and an outlet port 124 provide fluid communication into and out of the flow cell 114 the image formed is constructed to direct the light pattern to the substrate 116 where the reactions occur in the interior or rear surface of the substrate 116 the areas of the substrate on which the nucleic acid probes are constructed are indicated schematically in fig1 at 126 the image former.

air flowing along chamber 15 preheats air flowing along chamber 14 also air flowing along chamber 14 preheats the air flowing along chamber 13 this leads to a very efficient and uniform heating process the effect is heated air that is exceptionally uniform and well heated and that is very quickly evenly heated during start up of the heater s 20 our test data suggests to us that the present room heater 20 has a substantially improved efficiency and uniformity of heated air flow over another well known stand alone heated forced air room heater in generated air temperature by as much as 25 during constant operation specifically we measured the present room heater 20 to provide a temperature of about 210 degree f while one known prior art room heater was only able to provide a measured temperature of about 155 degree f at a similar output location and time period we are still trying to understand and explain this improvement but believe it to be related at least in part to the efficient and uniform heating of air provided in the present room heater 20 which is due in significant part from the preheat and air chamber arrangement s of the present room heater 20 we believe our design leads to considerably more efficient and uniform heating of air over known prior art room heaters due to less turbulence and less u201c hot spots u201d even when they have a heater element with similar btu hour rating and heating capacity the room heaters.

voltages v 3 v 4 v 5 etc persist over time intervals t 3 t 4 t 5 etc in each case the time interval ending when the microcontroller 74 has determined that the load current is stable note that although the voltage reductions illustrated in fig3 b are fixed by the microcontroller 74 at set voltage levels that differ from the preceding voltage value by a fixed percentage the time intervals t 1 t 2 t 3 etc are unpredictable the time interval required to permit load current to resume a stable value may depend upon ambient conditions the inherent characteristics of the luminaires in the load etc and as a result these various time intervals t 1 t 2 t 3 etc are quite variable in length and not necessarily correlatable with the voltage values v 1 v 2 v 3 etc in order to give effect to a progressive voltage reduction as illustrated in fig3 a and 3b the microcontroller 74 performs a series of monitoring and comparison operations and provides a number of output control signals as better understood with reference to the flow chart of fig4 the flowchart of fig4 graphically depicts the human and microcontroller operations and decisions to be effected referring.

cylindrical screen unit and through which feed material passes downwardly as shown in fig4 each circular plate 22 has a plurality of openings 22 a at the periphery thereof through which feed material passes downwardly separator unit 16 further includes a plurality of conical members 24 shown in fig5 each extending from the inner periphery of an upper circular plate 22 downwardly and radially outwardly to the next lower circular plate 22 each circular plate 22 has a second plurality of openings 22 b radially inward of a circle at which a conical member 24 meets a circular plate a particle size classifier constructed in accordance with the present invention further includes a vertically disposed center pipe 26 extending through the plurality of circular plates 22 and to which the plurality of circular plates are fixed the upper end of center pipe 26 preferably is connected to funnel 14 of the feed material supply means outside housing 10 center pipe 26 has at an upper end means for conducting feed material from funnel 14 of the feed material supply means to the center pipe and from within the center pipe to within cylindrical screen unit 18 for the embodiment of the invention being described center pipe 26 is hollow throughout the length thereof and feed material is conducted at the upper end of the center pipe through first and second diametrically opposed openings 28 only one being shown in fig1 and 2 in the center pipe at a point within cylindrical screen unit 18 to the cylindrical screen unit a blank 30 in center pipe 26 below first and second openings 28 blocks downward movement of feed material in the center pipe the lower end of center pipe 26 preferably.

steam injection wells the well completion process can be used to complete the construction of a vertical steam injection or oil production well as part of a thermal enhanced oil recover u201c teor u201d project typically steam that is mechanically generated in the filed is used in teor projects to recover heavy grade highly viscous crude oil this process described below could be applied in wells for non teor service including water flood producing wells or for any type of well requiring sand control such as production wells or injection wells that handle water crude oil natural gas or other liquids or gases associated with mineral or fluid extraction of injection or other wells utilized in the petroleum geothermal and agricultural industries the well schematically shown in fig1 is a preferred drilled horizontal well 10 intended for steam injection operation the well has a surface casing 12 containing a projecting buttress casing 14 perforated with eleven individually selected perforations 16 from 3972 u2032 to 4302 u2032 from the surface within this interval the perforations are located in sand formation or formations of interest each perforation is 0 25 inches in diameter and is formed downhole by methods well known in the oil drilling industry as described below perforation sizes can vary according to a specific application the buttress casing 14 contains insulated tubing 18 connected to an expansion joint 20 and a thermal packer 22 a tubing tail 24 extends beyond the packer and.

the local oscillator in a miniature fm receiver the output signal has a voltage equal to either an afc signal voltage for afc operation of the receiver or a reference voltage for synthesized operation of the receiver the afc switch circuitry employs bipolar transistors in current mirror configurations to minimize voltage offset and to enhance isolation between the unselected input and the output while operating on a power supply voltage less than 3 volts application_number US 37336989 A description fig1 is a block diagram of an fm receiver that incorporates an afc switch 72 in accordance with the present invention the organization and operation of the receiver shown in fig1 is disclosed in detail in commonly assigned ser no 213 719 referenced above briefly the receiver 8 includes an rf stage 10 an if stage 12 and a base band stage 14 a synchronous detector includes a mixer 49 injected with a 10 7 mhz signal in the embodiment of the circuit shown herein the synchronous detector provides a differential detector input signal along path 51 through amplifier 74 to afc switch 72 amplifier 74 converts the signal to a single ended signal the other input to afc switch 72 is a reference voltage additionally afc switch 72 has a select input the select input receives a binary select signal the voltage.

two plastic layers joined at opposite edges to form a tubular structure in use the covering material fits snugly around the toilet seat yet is sufficiently loose to be advanced around the seat without tearing fig1 illustrates an assembled improved hygienic toilet seat in accordance with the present invention the major structural components of the assembly include a base member 1 a top cover 2 a seat 24 and a mounting bracket 16 as assembled base member 1 and top cover 2 form a housing for protecting various internal components including a motor subassembly 13 and electronic circuitry not shown in fig1 the improved seat assembly further incorporates heat shrink wrapping 55 over the motor subassembly to prevent potentially harmful agents such as cleaning chemicals from deteriorating motor subassembly components an activation button 5 is exposed through an opening in the top cover 2 a standard key lock 17 is provided for locking the top cover in place in operation the activation button is manually depressed to advance the sanitary covering a sufficient length to provide a fresh seat covering a mounting bracket is provided for attaching the unit to the base of a toilet end caps 3 extending through aligned circular openings in mounting bracket 16 and base member 1 allow the entire seat assembly to.

156 is biased into engagement with the outer end of the recess 158 by the biasing member 120 which is located in the locking sleeve 118 and engaged between the bushing 114 and the guide portion 150 of the release collar 122 between the biasing member 120 and the ring 156 the guide portion 150 includes a number of apertures 162 within which are disposed ball bearings 164 though the bearings 164 can have alternative shapes as well such as pins cylindrical rollers or wedges among others the apertures 162 are formed similarly to the openings 134 in the socket 112 to receive and retain the bearings 164 therein the size of the bearings 164 is such that when the apertures 162 and the bearings 164 are aligned with the larger diameter section of the passage 144 the bearings 164 extend outwardly from the guide portion 150 into contact with the surface of the passage 144 as the biasing member 120 urges the collar 122 and guide portion 150 outwardly from the passage 144 the bearings 164 contact the inwardly tapering section of the passage 144 and are urged inwardly through the apertures 162 in this position the bearings 164 can engage the portion of the shaft 108 positioned within the passage 151 as best shown in fig1 the bearings 164 can engage the exterior surface of the shaft 108 directly or can engage a peripheral groove 109 formed in the shaft 108 when a shaft 108 of a.

generated by the gas turbine engine the annular cowling structure 12 comprises a first front portion 20 called the fixed structure which includes a plurality of radial apertures 21 an annular reinforcing structure 22 commonly called the fore frame is mounted at the front 5 of the radial apertures 21 furthermore the annular structure 12 comprises at least a second portion 25 comprising displaceable shutters that close the radial apertures 21 in this embodiment the shutters 25 are pivotable and are called doors typically such shutters 25 are mounted on pivots 26 their pivoting motion merely being a rotation about these pivots 26 these shutters 25 also may be mounted on a set of linkage rods not shown the pivoting motion then being more complex but not affecting the present invention the front and rear parts of the shutter 25 are respectively denoted by 27 and 28 the shutter is driven into open and closed positions by control means 29 which in this instance includes a hydraulic linear actuator hinged at one end to the fixed structure 20 and at its other end to the shutter 25 the portions of the walls 13 and 14 are part of the fixed structure 20 and are referenced by 13a and 14a respectively the portions of the walls 13 and 14 belonging to the shutter 25 are denoted by 13b and 14b when the shutter 25 is in the closed mode the wall portions 13b and 14b are aligned with the wall portions 13a 14a at the fixed cowling structure 20 the annular structure 12 of the thrust reverser 10 also comprises locking systems 35 to keep the shutter 25 in its closed mode without resorting to the control means 29 these locking systems 35 typically are mounted between the front.

embodiment shown in fig4 adjustment system 80 includes a threaded vertical adjustment crank 82 which is fixedly attached at a lower end 84 thereof to third compaction surface 54 vertical adjustment crank 82 threads into a threaded mount 86 fixedly coupled to edger mounting plate 88 third compaction surface 54 is pivotally coupled to a pivot plate 81 which is fixed to first compaction surface 52 a pivot pin 83 extends through pivot plate 81 into third compaction surface 54 by turning vertical adjustment crank 82 second and third compaction surfaces 53 54 are vertically adjusted as crank 82 is held by threaded mount 86 third compaction surface 54 may include a rounded rear edge to accommodate pivoting motion if necessary as shown in fig6 second and third compaction surfaces 53 54 can also be retracted such that their lowermost edges are even or flush with rearward edge 58 of first compaction surface 52 and or screed 40 an or screed extender 48 the edges that second and third compaction surface 53 54 will be flush with will depend on the vertical positioning of edger 50 by a vertical positioning system 150 discussed below and the degree of retractability of surfaces 52 54 in its fully retracted position outermost edge 70 of second compaction surface 53 is substantially flush with an inner surface of end gate 49 such that flexible seal strike off 68 is not in use in this retracted position edger 50 need not be removed during the.

opening 72 extending from one side of the fuselage 12 to the other across the vertical midplane p of the fuselage the top opening 72 thus opens towards the top and towards the sides of the fuselage moreover the method comprises assembling the elements that make up the box structure 32 of the engine mounting structure 24 notably the spars 26 and 28 the ribs the skins 37 a and 37 b and as appropriate the engine attachment structure and the engines for the sake of clarity the engines and the structure for attaching these engines have not been depicted in fig1 assembly of the engine mounting structure 24 may be performed prior to assembly of the fuselage 12 or after assembly of the fuselage or alternatively in parallel therewith next the method comprises inserting the box structure 32 of the mounting structure 24 into the top opening 72 in the fuselage as symbolized by the arrow 90 in fig1 followed by attachment of the box structure 32 of the mounting structure 24 to the fuselage for example using the mounts 80 82 84 and the load reacting link rods 86 all described hereinabove in parallel with these operations of inserting and attaching the box structure 32 of the mounting structure or alternatively before or after these operations the empennage 16 is also mounted on the fuselage 12 as illustrated by the arrow 92 in fig1 in the first embodiment of the disclosure herein the method next comprises attaching one or more upper cross beams 76 to the forward 66 and aft 68 circumferential frames so that each upper cross beam connects these two circumferential frames together as shown by fig2 in the example illustrated in fig2 a single upper cross beam 76 is depicted and this is centred.

30 32 36 and 38 as well as mass flow controllers mfcs 34 and 40 are used to control the u201c on off u201d and flow rate of h 2 and nh 3 fig2 illustrates shows an example operating sequence the h 2 can be turned on and off as indicated by sequence 60 alternating the h 2 causes the tungsten source that it carries to alternate the nh 3 can also be turned on and off as indicated by sequence number 62 keeping the nh 3 on while h 2 alternates as shown in region 70 allows the incoming tungsten source time to fully react with the nh 3 for full nitridation of the resulting film therefore the as deposited films have a high density the alternating source will also produce a smaller grain size than that produced without alternating the source due to the grain growth being on and off in accordance with the h 2 flow if the nh 3 is turned off while allowing the h 2 to either remain on or alternate will produce a layer of w by alternately turning the nh 3 on and off as shown in region 76 it is possible to produce films of wn w in alternating layers these alternating layers will produce even finer grains or possibly amorphous films as well as providing films with low resistivity values as shown in fig2 sequences of keeping nh 3 steady while alternating h 2 region 70 can be combined with sequences that alternate h 2 while keeping nh 3 steady region 76 to tailor the film or film stack and its corresponding.

wood and textiles is fed into the shredder 30 where its size is reduced to a degree suitable for milling into fine particles for example in the neighbourhood of 2 5 cm such shredded waste is then conveyed via a suitable conveyor 32 to a metal extractor 34 which eliminates any metallic matter that may have been present in such waste this can be done by passing the shredded waste through a suitable screen that will catch larger metallic pieces as well as by using magnets to remove magnetic materials and other suitable means from the metal extractor 34 the shredded waste is fed to the conveyor 26 to be mixed with pressed pulp this conveyor 26 is normally an auger with cut and folded flights which mixes the material as it is conveyed to the hopper mixer 28 the mixed waste is metered from the hopper mixer 28 into a mill 35 via a rotary valve 36 in the mill 35 the size of the waste is reduced to fine fibers or particles preferably of about 15 u03bcm or less in diameter and the moisture content is reduced from about 50 to about 4 by weight the mechanical work performed by the mill 35 in pulverizing the waste also performs the drying of the waste air is added to the mill 35 via conduit 38 to act as a carrier for the pulverized waste which is then fed pneumatically via conduit 40 to a combustion reactor 42 in this case the combustion reactor 42 consists.

map a network ip address seamlessly to the public ip address application_number US 55959006 A description briefly the invention relates to the ability to u2018 interlace u2019 the systems seamlessly the system comprises at least one standard gprs network which can be provided by any mobile operator at least one standard gprs modem engine which can be provided by any manufacturer one basic gap in the existing gprs offers ability in the internet domain to provide the fixed ip address thus there is a desire to bring and align the disparity between the internet and wireless domains fig1 illustrates a communications network 100 according to the invention the communications network 100 comprises an operator network 110 a service provider 120 a client site 130 and a number of mobile stations 140 a 140 c the operator network 110 may be any of a mobile or cellular communications network such as gsm universal mobile telecommunications system umts or enhanced data gsm environment edge the operator network allows package based communication the mobile stations 140 a 140 c may comprise any type of communication device adapted for communication with the operator 39 s network thus a mobile station may comprise a cellular phone transceiver transmitter etc each mobile station 240 as illustrated in fig2 comprises a sim card.

and thereby to initiate water circulation between the bottom water pool 28 and the sprinklers 20 which eject the water so as to form a curtain which effectively separates off the paint drops or particles which during the spraying operation have been spread out into the air after having passed through the water curtain the air escapes from the booth through the outlet duct 14 over the heat exchanger 32 back into the atmosphere when after finished spraying operation the spray pistol is put back onto or suspended on the position indicator 36 the water circulation is stopped but not earlier but after some delay such as from 5 up to 120 seconds i e after the time required for effecting thorough purification of the air in the booth from all dust particles still floating therein the control system further includes a temperature regulator 38 which is connected to a central control station 40 and over this latter determines the number of revolutions of the exchanger motor 34 and also a setting member 42 which actuates a multi way valve 44 this valve is located in a conduit circuit 46 for hot water e g from a central source of hot water the conduit circuit 46 further includes a pump 48 and a radiator 50 which is located in the duct 12 for the supply air admitted into the spray booth the conduit circuit for the hot water may comprise a shunt conduit 52 via which depending on the set position of the valve 44 a major or minor quantity of water is circulated through the radiator 50 past the central hot water source depending on the heat requirement when the spray.

module 2 as best seen in fig3 the trough base 90 has two opposing sloped portions 91 the sloped portions 91 each slope downwardly away from an opposing wall 5 toward the center of the trough 60 and the drain pipe 105 to move liquid contained within the trough toward the drain pipe in a preferred embodiment of the invention the trough base 90 is inclined toward the drain pipe 105 at approximately a 2 grade the 2 grade is shallow enough to prevent the trough 60 from interfering with the lower surface 69 of the recessed well 68 but is steep enough to drain liquid from the trough into the drain pipe 105 other embodiments include grades such as in the range of approximately 1 4 or other grades shallow enough to prevent the trough 60 from interfering with the lower surface 69 but sufficiently steep so as to drain liquid from the trough into the drain pipe 105 the trough 60 is joined to the drain pipe 105 with a drain assembly 100 as best seen in fig2 the drain assembly 100 includes a hollow cylindrical drain 101 having a lip 106 extending around the periphery of one end of the drain and having external threads 103 located beneath the lip the drain 101 extends through a drain aperture 95 in the base 90 of the trough 60 such that the lip 106 engages an upper side 104 of the trough base around the drain aperture and the external threads 103 are positioned below a lower side 118 of the trough base the.

side 34 having output 36 in a serpentine manner heater treater 12 may be of any type currently in use in the art having a gas powered heater not shown for raising the temperature level of a heavy oil water emulsion such as that produced in secondary and tertiary oil recovery methods normally heater treater 12 will have a gas powered flame heating the heavy oil water emulsion prior to emulsion being placed in a settling portion of the heater treater having a variety of filters used to urge coalescence of water suspended in the heavy oil water emulsion referring now to fig2 a partially cut away isometric view of pretreater 16 is illustrated as having three levels of conduit 30 weaving back and forth from end 32 to end 34 starting at inlet 22 of end 32 and ending at outlet 36 at end 34 the portions of conduit 30 are illustrated as having heat conducting fins throughout to assure substantial heat transfer between the input exhaust gas and conduit 30 intake 18 is illustrated as a y having an emergency exhaust arm 38 which is normally closed and intake section 40 which is normally open arm 38 is normally closed by a movable vent which may be rotated to block off arm 40 in the event.

vera extracts amount of each of the extracts may range from about 0 001 to about 1 preferably from about 0 01 to about 0 5 optimally from about 0 05 to about 0 2 by weight of a composition additional functional additives may also include vitamins such as vitamin e acetate vitamin c vitamin a palmitate panthenol and any of the vitamin b complexes anti irritant agents may also be present including those of steviosides alpha bisabolol and glycyhrizzinate salts each vitamin or anti irritant agent being present in amounts ranging from about 0 001 to about 1 0 preferably from about 0 01 to about 0 3 by weight of the composition these impregnating compositions of the present invention may involve a range of ph although it is preferred to have a relatively low ph for instance a ph from about 2 to about 6 5 preferably from about 2 5 to about 4 5 in addition to cosmetic compositions lotions may be incorporated into the nonwoven wipe the lotion preferably also comprises one or more of the following an effective amount of a preservative an effective amount of a humectant an effective amount of an emollient an effective amount of a fragrance and an effective amount of a fragrance solubilizer as used herein an emollient is a material that softens soothes supples coats lubricates or moisturizes the skin the term emollient includes but is not limited to conventional lipid materials e g fats waxes polar lipids lipids that have been.

shear the slotted web further presents a reduced web area through which heat or sound may be conducted and slots in which insulation is received both increasing resistance to heat and sound transfer slots and supplemental flanges may also be provided in the stud primary flanges the primary flanges may include a fold back portion under a line of flexure presenting two layers through which an attaching screw must pass under that line of flexure that retains the screw in the primary flanges application_number US 201113107888 A description the slotted metal stud 10 of the present invention is intended for use in conventional construction of stud walls such as a stud in a wall as a building joist 100 and in forming a truss 80 in the conventional manner of wall and building construction a plurality of studs are spaced apart vertically in parallel between horizontal floor joists and ceiling joists 100 typically a channel stud header 102 connected to the ceiling joists 100 and opening downward receives upper ends 11 of the studs 10 similarly a channel stud footer 104 connected to the floor joists 100 and opening upward receives lower stud ends 13 because the joists 100 are required to support a lateral or transverse load they are larger and stronger than the studs 10 which support a compressive or.

following discussion it will be assumed to be a telephone the telephone subscriber line consisting of a tip wire 2 39 and a ring wire 2 34 and the resistor 1 39 form a remote circuit connected to a central office between tip and ring terminals shown in fig2 as nodes tip and ring respectively the final amplifier stages 4 and 5 of the interface device are shown separately as tip buffer 4 39 and ring buffer 5 39 the reference circuits are implemented as current sources 11 39 12 39 and 13 39 these current sources are coupled to the tip and ring buffers 4 39 and 5 39 through electronic switches 20 21 22 and 23 and legs 24 and 25 schematically shown in fig1 as connection and switching circuits 10 nodes c and d allow connection to the buffers 4 39 and 5 39 specifically the switches 20 and 21 connect the tip and ring buffers 4 39 and 5 39 either to the two current sources 11 39 or alternatively to the legs 24 and 25 coupled to the current sources 12 39 and 13 39 the switches 22 and 23 connect the legs 24 and 25 respectively to.

the cellulosic material in the vessel to a pulp and discharging the pulp from the batch digester vessel before restarting the transporting of the slurry into the digester vessel application_number US 201113177841 A description fig1 is a schematic diagram of a chip feed system 10 and a batch digester vessel 12 for chemically processing cellulosic fibrous material the batch digester vessel 12 operates in a repeating sequence of filling cooking and discharge during the filling step chips from the chip feed system flow into a top inlet 46 of the vessel cooking liquor 14 or transport liquor 60 flows with the chips into the vessel cooking liquor may also be added separately to the vessel during the filling step in addition steam 20 may be added via conduit 40 to the vessel during the filling step the flow of chips into the vessel ceases at the end of the filling step the cooking step follows the filling step after the top inlet is capped e g sealed the cooking step involves impregnating the chips in the vessel with the cooking liquor maintaining the chips under conditions e g 5 to 10 kilogram centimeter squared kg cm 2 and at elevated temperatures.

example the 900 mhz or 2 4 ghz wireless receiver transmitters provided by x 10 usa closter n j 07624 may be used in such case a receiver 27 located at the spa provides the home audio signal to the amplifier 15 which then drives the transducers 11 in operation the audio can be heard under water 29 as well as above the water 29 listeners outside the spa can also hear the audio signal but the experience is muted compared to that of the tub occupant the means of attaching an acoustic driver to the spa shell is important in order to cause the spa shell to function as a speaker cone driven by the audio transducer attached to it with a frequency range comparable to an average speaker system the attachment means is important also to the extent that it must perform in a harsh outside and perhaps wet environment without breaking down if the interface connection between the spa shell and the audio transducer breaks down by coming loose for example the function of the entire system fails besides using appropriate compatible adhesives to attach mounting blocks to the underside of the spa shell for mounting audio transducers it has been found that.

wherein a secondary connection is made by virtue of the third support 152 39 for the coil or alternatively by employing other connections not shown between the coils rf loss is maintained at its lowest possible value when it is as uniformly distributed across the conductor cross section of the coil windings as the skin effect will permit because the rf current travels only along the conductor surface of the coil windings rf loss is minimized by maximizing the coil surface area in contact with the rf magnetic field it has also be determined by modeling studies that the best cross section of the segmented toroidal shaped excitation coil of the invention is one where the inside coil windings 64 and 66 have a smaller cross sectional area than the outside coil windings 62 and 68 thus the optimal cross sectional structure of the coil configuration is one where the four separate coil windings form an ovate shape 60 39 as shown in fig5 c such an ovate shape would appear in cross section as an egg with a more pointed profile formed by windings 64 39 66 39 on the inside of the toroidal shaped total coil 60 39 and a less rounded profile formed by windings 62 39 68 39 at the outside of the toroidal shape 60 39 thus in comparison with the cross sectional area shown in fig5 a the cross sectional areas of the coil windings 64 39 and 66 39 would be somewhat smaller than those of windings.

outer surface of the reorientation member 32 that faces away from the medical device 10 may serve as an impact receiving structure additionally or alternatively the reorientation member 32 may comprise or provide an impact absorbing functionality such that mechanical impact incident on the reorientation member 32 can be at least partially absorbed and or dissipated in a controlled way in the event of an incident mechanical impact the reorientation member 32 and or an impact receiving structure 34 44 54 64 may become subject to a well defined breakage thereby indicating to a user that the medical device protection assembly 30 40 50 has been shock excited and that it should be replaced by an intact device protection assembly the various medical device protection assemblies 30 40 50 60 as shown in fig1 to 4 may either be permanently or releasably engaged with the housing 20 of the medical device 10 with releasably connected medical device protection assemblies 30 40 50 60 a broken protection assembly 30 40 50 60 can be easily replaced by a new one with particular medical devices 10 such a user implementable replacement may be disadvantageous since in the medical device 10 may have been invisibly damaged and may require inspection or repair in such situations it is beneficial when the medical device protection assembly 30 40 50 60 is permanently and non releasably connected with.

mixture with agitation the mixture was stirred at room temperature for 50 hours the mixture was filtered and washed with ethanol 260 ml u00d7 2 the solvent in the filtrate was removed under reduced pressure ethyl acetate 400 ml was added and the resulted mixture was washed with saturated brine 250 ml u00d7 2 the aqueous layer was extracted with ethyl acetate 100 ml u00d7 2 the organic phases were combined dried over anhydrous sodium sulfate and filtered the solvent in the filtrate was removed under the reduced pressure to give the title compound 109 g purity 98 yield 83 as a light yellow liquid 1 h nmr dmso d 6 400 mhz u03b47 64 dd j 2 hz 5 2 hz 1h 7 97 d j 1 6 hz 1h 8 54 d j 5 2 hz 1h 8 74 br 1h ms esi m z calcd for c 7 h 4 d 3 cln 2 o 173 found 174 m h 4 amino phenol 5 g 45 82 mmol 1 eq was dissolved in dichloromethane 40 ml at room temperature a solution of 1 chloro 4 isocyanato 2 trifluoromethyl benzene 10 7 g 48 11 mmol 1 05 eq in dichloromethane 40 ml was added dropwise the mixture was stirred at room temperature for 16 hours the mixture was filtered and washed with dichloromethane 10 ml u00d7 2.

the sensor value of the exhaust gas temperature sensor the in pipe injection amount in the forced regeneration can be optimized by this embodiment because the doc internal temperature t doc is accurately detected accordingly the exhaust purification system of this embodiment enables the fuel injection amount in the forced regeneration to be controlled with accuracy and can thus effectively improve the regeneration efficiency of the dpf 22 in addition an exhaust gas temperature sensor s do es not need to be provided across the doc 21 therefore the cost and the size of the overall apparatus can be effectively reduced it should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above described embodiment and can be implemented with modifications as appropriate within the scope that does not depart from the spirit of the present invention for example it suffices that the number of pairs of the electrodes 27 is at least one and the illustrated embodiment is not limiting in this regard the engine 10 is not limited to a diesel engine and an embodiment can be applied widely to other internal combustion engines including a gasoline engine as illustrated in fig8 a bypass passage 25 may be connected to the exhaust passage 12 so as to bypass the doc 21 and the doc 21 a for measurement may be disposed in the bypass passage 25 the doc 21 a has a small capacity in this configuration electrodes 27 are preferably provided in the doc 21 a and an orifice 25 a restriction for regulating the flow rate of the exhaust gas is preferably provided in the bypass passage 25 when a forced regeneration of the doc 21 a is.

order at order change a gap is pulled and the robot quickly positions the slit head 11 11 a or 13 a in the gap as the tailing out order clears the slitter alternately the order change region as described in u s patent application publication no us2006 0090617 and shown in fig5 thereof could be extended in length to give the robot time as required to reposition the additional slitting tool this aspect of the invention along with the asymmetric trim allows order change from or to a six out from or to a four out or less using a gap style order change with a minimal complement of six total internal slit heads 11 11 a another aspect of the current invention is the use of a rules based order scheduling module to accommodate the specific limitations of the single axis plunge slitter that has a complement of six internal slit heads in the normal scheduling of a corrugator the scheduling software assumes that capability exists for solutions involving numbers of outs of successive orders in any combination up to the maximum possible the solutions also assume the use of symmetric trim by the slitter setup controls and so only provides web width and out widths to derive a trim combination solution the goal of this scheduling software is to pick order solutions that minimize the overall average trim widths in a wet end paper setup there is a problem with this type of scheduling system when used on a corrugator with a slitter scorer of the configuration of the present invention the problem is that in the absence of any rules to the contrary the schedule solutions may well involve orders with number of outs.

to room temperature the precipitate is filtered off with suction and washed with a little ethyl acetate and diethyl ether for the purification the solid is recrystallized from acetic anhydride and chromatographed over silica gel solvent u2014 dichloromethane the yield is 54 of a pale yellow powder having a melting point gt 300 u00b0 c further purification is carried out by sublimation a solution of 2 50 g 10 mmol of 2 7 diacetylfluorene in 12 65 g 80 mmol of butyric anhydride is added dropwise at a temperature of 60 u00b0 c over 3 hours to a mixture of 7 52 g 40 mmol of a boron trifluoride acetic acid complex and 12 65 g 80 mmol of butyric anhydride while stirring the reaction mixture is stirred for a further 8 hours at 60 u00b0 c after cooling to room temperature the precipitate is filtered off with suction and washed with a little ethyl acetate and diethyl ether for the purification the solid is recrystallized from acetic anhydride and chromatographed over silica gel solvent u2014 dichloromethane the yield is 66 of a yellow powder having a melting point gt 300 u00b0 c further purification is carried out by sublimation a solution of 2 64 g 10 mmol of 2 7 diacetyl 9 10 dihydronaphthene in 12 65 g 80 mmol of butyric anhydride is added dropwise at a temperature of 60 u00b0 c over 3 hours to a mixture of 7 52 g 40 mmol of a boron trifluoride acetic acid complex and 12 65.

so dimensioned in axial direction that in a plane through the axis they do show directivity an excitation device is provided which successively excites groups of adjacently arranged elements and time delays are provided for delaying the transmitted and received pulses for the elements of a group that the differences in travel times are compensated an adder is provided for the summation of echo pulses and a device is provided for visually displaying the part of the examined heart surrounding the catheter application_number US 46854474 A description the catheter shown in fig1 consists of a cylindrical body 1 containing a number of circumferentially arranged piezoelectric crystals or elements 2 which are insulated from each other and resonate in radial direction at the frequency of the ultrasonic waves these crystals have such a length that the sound is substantially confined to a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the cylindrical body 1 fig2 schematically shows the operation of the device during a first cycle during this cycle the crystals k1 k4 are excited the crystals may be considered to be line source transmitters which emit sound waves in all radial directions the distances from the crystals to a plane v1 positioned perpendicular to the center line of the group of crystals vary namely for the crystals k1 and k4 the distance is longer than for the crystals k2 and k3 when the crystals are excited simultaneously the echo pulses.

at right angles to the selvage referring to fig1 there is shown a stitch diagram in which each row labeled 101 117 represents a row of knitting each using a different yarn on one pass of the yarn carrier for a three system machine a three system machine has a cam box which can carry up to three yarn carriers on a pass across the needle beds in each row such as row 101 the upper line of small dots represents individual needles on the rear bed of the knitting machine and the lower row of dots represents the from bed of the knitting machine in the terminology used herein the front face of the fabric is knitted on the from bed of needles and the rear face is knitted on the rear needle bed the yarn is represented by loops and interconnecting cross links the zones x and z outside of the lines a and b represent a double jersey structure knitted from a chenille yarn according to european patent application ep a 0627 516 zone y between the lines a and b is where the course wise line of weakness 11 is formed on the first pass of the yarn carriers on the knitting machine from right to left a chenille yarn 21 is knitted on all needles on the front bed there is no difference between the zones a first contrast yarn 22 is knitted.

US 8360492 B2 abstract a gripping apparatus for gripping containers may comprise a gripping element which has two gripping parts that can move relative to one another and a carrier on which the gripping parts are arranged at least one portion of the container to be gripped can be received between these gripping parts the gripping apparatus may comprise a detachment mechanism for detaching the gripping parts from the carrier wherein this detachment mechanism can be actuated manually and without the aid of a tool in order to detach the gripping parts from the carrier application_number US 48887409 A description fig1 shows an apparatus 1 according to the disclosure for gripping containers this apparatus comprises a carrier 54 on which there is arranged a slide 52 which can be displaced in the direction l relative to this carrier 54 in this way it is possible for a carrier 6 arranged on the slide 52 and having a gripping clamp 2 to be displaced by means of a curved path the gripping apparatus shown in fig1 is suitable for example for transfer starwheels which grip the containers at their necks and pass said containers to further transfer units reference 46 denotes an actuation element by means of which the user can manually detach the gripping element quickly from the.

metal or nonmetal as long as the aforementioned game board dual stiffness criteria are met in addition to supporting the wings 30 32 the hinge flange 25 adjacent to the frame 12 provides support for the sliding latch 38 as it passes between the hinge flange 25 and the game board 10 the 6 u2033 through hole protective ring 20 as described above may be an integral portion of the frame or may be a separate component fig4 a a game board cover not shown is contemplated comprising a fabric cover somewhat like a fitted bed sheet with either an elastomeric band or a draw string to secure it to the game board 10 the purpose is to protect the playing surface of the game board when not in the play mode it is further contemplated that the gameboard 10 may function as a utilitarian table 150 with four identical legs 160 to be attached to appropriate receivers 162 mounted on the underside of game board 10 the receivers 162 will be similar to the self locking tubular extension poles fig8 currently used for paint extension handles window scrapers and similar products that require the ability to elongate a pole in this case however the legs 160 will be specific in lengths retracted and extended and a design provision will be made so that common extension devices cannot be substituted for the user 39 s safety the purpose of these legs 160 is to allow the game board apparatus 10 to alternatively be used particularly in tailgating situations as a horizontal level food serving table it may be feasible to incorporate level bubble indicators not shown into the game board.

to 20 kg ton in a preferred embodiment of the invention the conditions in the final chlorine dioxide stage are a temperature of 70 u00b0 c a consistency of 10 and a chlorine dioxide charge of between 1 and 2 kg ton based on oven dry lignocellulosic material in this specification a ph in a neutral region is understood to be one close to or at neutral ph more especially 4 5 to 7 and preferably 5 to 6 in order to disclose more clearly the nature of the present invention the following examples illustrate the invention a hardwood kraft pulp oxygen delignified and partially bleached in a mill with a d 0 eop sequence was thoroughly washed in the laboratory and bleached with a final chlorine dioxide stage d 0 represents a chlorine dioxide delignification stage while eop represents an alkaline extraction stage fortified with oxygen and peroxide the kappa number of the d 0 eop pulp was 2 0 the final chlorine dioxide bleaching stage d was carried out by placing the pulp in a vessel and mixing appropriately heated water into the pulp and adjusting the ph to a predetermined value using sodium hydroxide naoh or carbon dioxide if required followed immediately by a rapid addition of chlorine dioxide solution the charge of chlorine dioxide added to the pulp slurry was set at 1 70 kg per ton of oven dry pulp the.