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and 29 of each of the polishing wheels 30 a and 30 b respectively are positioned parallel to the major surface 16 of the glass sheet 10 in the embodiment shown in fig1 the grinding wheels 20 a and 20 b each rotate in opposite directions specifically grinding wheel 20 a rotates in a counterclockwise direction whereas grinding wheel 20 b rotates in a clockwise direction similarly polishing wheels 30 a and 30 b each rotate in opposite directions specifically polishing wheel 30 a rotates in a counterclockwise direction whereas polishing wheel 30 b rotates in a clockwise direction as shown in fig1 the grinding surface 21 of the grinding wheel 20 b contacts one of the edges 14 of the glass sheet 10 whereas the grinding surface 22 of the grinding wheel 20 a contacts an opposite edge 12 of the glass sheet 10 similarly the polishing surface 32 of the polishing wheel 30 a contacts the edge 12 of glass sheet 10 whereas the polishing surface 31 of the polishing wheel 30 b contacts the edge 14 of the glass sheet 10 in the preferred embodiment each of the grinding wheels 20 a and 20 b and each of the polishing wheels 30 a and 30 b rotate simultaneously moreover. | 1 |
the leg lower sections 14a in proximity to the leg lower ends 12a an annular tub support ring 28 comprises an angle section member with a lower flange 30 having a generally horizontal orientation and outer and inner edges 32a 32b tub capture means comprising an inner generally vertical flange 34 includes a lower edge 36a and an upper free edge 36b the lower flange inner edge 32b is connected e g welded to the inner flange lower edge 36a the inner flange upper edge 36b is positioned in spaced relation inwardly from the frame assembly legs 10 each web bar 18 includes a respective retainer pin receiver 38 a plurality of retainer pins 40 e g three are shown corresponding to the number of web bars 18 are provided in the web bars 18 in proximity to respective outer ends 19a thereof each retainer pin 40 has a generally tubular configuration with a hollow bore 42 and a sidewall 44 with a longitudinal slit 46 therein the retainer pin is compressible slightly by closing the sidewall 44 on the longitudinal slit 46 and has an extended position as shown on the left side of fig2 and an inserted position as shown on the right side of fig2 since the frame assembly 4 is adapted to nest with another similar frame assembly the retainer pin 40 can be retained in position by driving it into the retainer pin receiver 38 e g with. | 0 |
at spaced intervals along the respective scissor linkages 40 41 each scissor linkage 40 and 41 includes a plurality of pivotally interconnected scissor arms 42 each having the aperture 45 centrally located and sized to prevent reverse passage removal of 39 and 39 39 therethrough once attached u00b0 extension and retraction of the first scissor linkage 40 of the first traveler assembly 30 serves to move the plurality of louver carriers 32 and attached first set of individual louvers 50 along the guide rails 27 and 27 39 of the first channel 25 extension and retraction of the scissor linkage 41 of the second traveler assembly 31 serves to move the plurality of louver carriers 32 and attached second set of individual louvers 60 along the guide rails 28 and 28 39 of the second channel 26 control means is provided for selectively and individually extending and retracting the scissor linkages 40 and 41 of the first and second traveler assemblies 30 and 31 along the length of the header casing 20 so that either the first set of individual louvers 50 or second set of individual louvers 60 may be pulled open or closed while the other remains stationary the control means includes a cord 70 for controlling the first set of louvers 50 extending through the first apertures 43 of all the stems 33 from one end of the header casing to the other and back through the second aperture 44. | 4 |
a rectangular keyboard bezel plate 24 is configured having a rectangular central opening 162 and narrow edge segments 164 define opening 162 plate 24 is dimensioned to fit over the keyboard platform 20 and edge segments 164 overlap edges of the computer keyboard assembly apertures 166 are located at the corners of plate 24 and align with screw sockets 150 of the keyboard platform 20 screws 178 attach through co aligned apertures 166 and sockets 150 to affix the platform 20 and bezel plate 24 together and hold the keyboard in place upon the insert pad 22 the video monitor bezel plate 26 is shown to comprise a central rectangular opening 170 defined by edge portions 172 four screw apertures 174 extend through the plate 26 spaced to align with the apertures 127 proximate the partition window 126 screws 176 extend through co aligned apertures 174 127 to detachably secure the plate 26 to the forward face of the partition 18 the bezel plate 26 further includes a lower portion 178 that extends downward to the upper surface of the keyboard platform 20 the lower portion 178 has a series of through slots 180 therethrough as best seen in fig6 the lower portion 178 defines with the upper surface 128 of the keyboard platform a speaker cavity 182 with the speakers 32 of the computer system within the cavity 182 they are inaccessible from a forward side of the partition absent removal of the. | 0 |
the outer peripheral surface of the next downstream cleaning saw cylinder without the flow deflecting means entrained air along the outer periphery of the doffing brush cylinder continues to rotate beyond the pinch point of the downstream cleaning saw cylinder the entrained air would continue to rotate along the outer periphery to the point where the doffing brush cylinder again removes ginned fiber from an upstream cylinder it is believed that this entrained air promotes tangling of the fiber thereby increasing the nep count the air control bar 11 prevents substantially all of the air from continuing to flow in the annular space between cylinder 2 and containment 12 any air that does flow in the annular space between cylinder 2 and containment 12 is directed tangentially in a manner which does not alter the path of the fiber being doffed at the pinch point between cylinders 1 and 2 eventually most of the deflected air will be entrained around the outer periphery of doffing brush cylinder 4 fig1 the air control bar 17 has an arcuate surface which is substantially parallel to the outer peripheral surface of the doffing brush cylinder 4 adjacent to the pinch point containment 18 and fiber guide 14 prevent entrainment of trash which was previously thrown out fiber guide 14 which runs the length of doffing brush cylinder 4 prevents the doffing brush cylinder from contacting the fiber until the fiber is near the pinch point thereby aiding in the doffing action air flow continues in the annular space between cleaning saw cylinder 5 and containment 22 and is entrained with the fiber between doffing brush cylinder 6 and containment 23 the entrained air exits the gin housing in lint flue 25 the air control bars 11. | 3 |
spring 70 push it out the pin moves back into its first rest position 150 via the two remaining straight sections during this return stroke the cam shaped cut on retention lever 62 is moved by the follower area 112 of the lock lever resulting in the retraction of the stop without the stop in place the spring 70 can push the cartridge out of the magazine by about five eighths of an inch toward the end of the return stroke the front end 67 of the slot 63 in the plate 66 pushes the tab 78 of the shutter 64 thus pulling the flag into the empty cell position it should be noted that the shutter 64 includes a notched hole 80 fig1 which restricts the flag to one of three definite positions it is important that the loader not be interacting with the magazine when it is removed from the receiver as can be seen in fig1 this condition is satisfied by providing an automated receiver opening mechanism that is actuated when the loader cartridge transfer mechanism 168 is in a docked position and out of the way of the cartridges and the magazine at the lowermost position the transfer mechanism presses forward against the first bar 170 of the release linkage 118 this causes the second bar 172 to pull on the third bar 174 rotating the fluted shaft 114 rotation of this fluted shaft causes the attached resilient pawls 116 to be pulled from their locked positions in the catches 120 a first spring 122 causes the receiver to rotate into an open position this spring may be a coil spring as shown in fig1 or it may be a leaf spring mounted under the receiver if a. | 8 |
6 cm the fibers are collected by the same method as described in example 1 the purpose of the present example is to provide a polymer fiber of pbo and kevlar except that in the step a the pbo is replaced by the mixture of pbo and kevlar to afford the polymer solution the other processing conditions are the same as in example 1 to provide a pbo kevlar nano fiber the purpose of the present example is to provide a polymer fiber of pbo and silk except that in the step a the pbo is replaced by the mixture of pbo and silk to afford the polymer solution the other processing conditions are the same as in example 1 to provide a pbo silk nano fiber the purpose of the present example is to provide a polymer fiber of pbo and pla poly lactic acid except that in the step a the pbo is replaced by the mixture of pbo and pla to afford the polymer solution the other processing conditions are the same as in example 1 to provide a pbo pla nano fiber the purpose of the present example is to provide a polymer fiber of pbo and chitosan except that in the step a the pbo is replaced by the mixture of pbo and chitosan to afford the polymer solution the other processing conditions are the same as in. | 3 |
a mattress pillow cover or mattress pad comprising a structurally stable flame retardant nonwoven component the component comprises at least two layers that have a synergistic relationship so as to maintain the structural integrity of the bedding article upon burning application_number US 79431504 A description while the present invention is susceptible of embodiment in various forms there is shown in the drawings and will hereinafter be described a presently preferred embodiment with the understanding that the present disclosure is to be considered as an exemplification of the invention and is not intended to limit the invention to the specific embodiment illustrated the structurally stable flame retardant bedding component of the present invention which is comprised of nonwoven layered fabric is cost effective structurally stable soft yet durable and suitable for various end use applications including bedding articles such as mattresses mattress pads mattress ticking comforters bedspreads quilts coverlets duvets pillow covers as well as other home uses protective apparel applications upholstery and industrial end use applications u s pat no 3 485 706 to evans hereby incorporated by reference discloses processes for effecting hydroentanglement of nonwoven fabrics with reference to fig1 therein is illustrated an apparatus for practicing the present method for forming a structurally stable flame retardant nonwoven bedding component the lyocell and modacrylic fibrous components are preferably carded and cross lapped to form first precursor web designated p which is consolidated by hydraulically energy to form a nonwoven layered fabric in accordance with the present invention a second precursor web may be formed designated p u2032 wherein the second precursor web comprises a blend of lyocell modacrylic and para aramid fibrous components subsequently the second precursor web is placed in. | 3 |
11 here the threaded rod 17 and the annular part 20 with the internal thread 22 serve as the spindle drive 13 the external end of the threaded rod 17 includes a respective geometry for example the shape of a hexagon in the cross section so that a torque can be applied upon the threaded rod 17 for example via a pneumatic screw and thus the threaded rod 17 is set into a rotary motion about its longitudinal axis this way the threaded rod 17 is moved inwardly i e according to the illustration in fig1 towards the top due to the engagement of the external thread 18 of the threaded rod 17 with the internal thread 22 of the annular part 20 with the motion of the threaded rod 17 the piston 11 also performs the motion according to the illustration of fig1 upwards because the piston 11 is fastened to the threaded rod 17 in fig2 the fixing agent 5 is already pressed into the space between the anchor tube 3 and the stone 28 i e the anchor tube 3 is fastened to the stone 28 in a substance to substance fashion particularly by way of gluing. | 4 |
sheet 110 slides across the subpad between or during polishes with some of the polishing sheets described herein a number of wafers and each wafer will be polished by a portion of the polishing sheet that has not previously been used to polish another pad alternatively the polishing sheet can be moved incrementally rather than a full length between each substrate polish pad wear will not be a factor in polishing subsequent wafers because each wafer is exposed to substantially the same polishing pad conditions a steady state for the pad surface will result once the sheet has been incremented the distance equal to the diameter of the polishing area grooves in the top surface of the polishing sheet that are perpendicular to the direction of travel of the polishing sheet can aid the polishing sheet in bending when the sheet is rolled or stretches across the small radius of the feed roller 130 before reaching the wafer if a system has grooves in a subpad the subpad can form temporary grooves in the polishing surface aiding in slurry transport and flow across the surface of the pad the temporary grooves can be more pronounced when a vacuum is applied to the subpad alternatively or in addition the polishing surface of. | 1 |
the gaskets 92 are spiral wound gaskets having inner keeper rings 94 and outer keeper rings 96 whilst the gaskets 92 are electrically conductive they are separated by the non conductive spacer ring 90 which in this case is made of non porous alumina ceramic the spacer ring 90 and gaskets 92 provide complete sealing against leakage of fluorine and the spacer ring 90 provides electrical insulation of the anode 30 from the skirt 20 however the existence of the holes 76 may provide a potential path for fluorine leakage and in the interests of complete safety an auxiliary closure member 100 is provided which is itself sealed to the closure member 72 by means of a further spiral wound gasket 102 a recess 104 is provided in the auxiliary closure member 100 to accommodate the heads of the screws 74 the auxiliary closure member 100 the closure member 72 the spacer ring 90 gaskets 92 and 102 are all held together by means of threaded studs 108 and nuts 110 the studs are insulated from the closure member 72 and auxiliary closure member 100 by insulating sleeves 112 in this case of mylar trade name plastics material extending along the length thereof and the nuts 110 are insulated from the auxiliary closure member top face 114 by insulating washers 116 in this case of phenolic material such as tufnol trade name for example the spacer ring. | 2 |
u00b0 c for the test 100 u03bcl supernate was taken to conduct elisa examination and commercial available elisa kit was used to test the amount of inflammatory cytokines the results were shown in fig2 and the detailed data were shown in table 3 it can be seen from fig2 compared with the sham operation group the content of il 2 fig2 a il 4 fig2 c il 17 fig2 d increased remarkably in lungs of copd mice it indicated that 6 mg kg rupatadine treated group could reduce the content of various inflammatory cytokines in lungs of copd mice while rupatadine did not affect the content of ifn u03b3 fig2 b which plays an important role in tissue repair so it was proved that rupatadine can adjust body immune reactions directionality he staining method is also named hematoxylin eosin staining method hematoxylin dye liquor is alkaline and mainly colors intranuclear chromatin and intracytoplasmic ribosome into bluish violet eosin is acidic dye and mainly colors the components in cytoplasm and extracellular matrix the lung tissues on the right lower lobe was cut fixed by 4 wt paraformaldehyde and then embedded by paraffin the largest cross section of the paraffin embedding lung tissue was stained by he staining method and the result was shown in fig3 fig3 showed that the area of alveoli increased remarkably in the lungs of copd mice fig3 b. | 0 |
the clamping system 1 features a fail safe functionality in the conducting state the electro magnetically operable control valve 6 is in the position shown in fig1 and 2 in this position the pressure chamber 3 is pressurized with fluid and the pressure piece 5 is pushed radially inwardly against the force of the energy storage 2 such that it cannot be operatively connected to the drive sprocket 8 and clamp it in case of an unexpected energy breakdown the electro magnetically operable control valve 6 is no longer supplied with current and then assumes the position shown in fig3 u2014 e g due to a spring load u2014 in which the pressure chamber 3 is no longer pressurized with fluid since the pressure chamber 3 is now depressurised the energy storage 2 pushes the pressure piece 5 radially inwardly such that it acts on the drive sprocket 8 and clamps it fig4 shows a further embodiment in which the clamping system 1 does not act on the drive sprocket 8 from the inside as is shown in fig1 to 3 but from the outside apart from that the structure and the function are identical to those explained in connection with fig1 to 3 fig5 shows a comparison between a machining center according to the state of the art left side and. | 1 |
to cause the motor 21 to rotate in the opposite direction when the motor is started up again in order to energize motor 21 independently of the water level switch 77 and the valve solenoid so that a spin operation may be provided without regard to the absence of the predetermined water level cam 88 is formed so that it may close all three contacts 95 96 and 97 of switch 94 during the centrifugal liquid extraction operation when this occurs it causes the power to be supplied from conductor 92 directly through contact 97 to conductor 102 and the motor rather than through the water level switch or the valve solenoids referring now to fig3 in conjunction with fig1 and 2 a sequence of operations of the washer 10 will be described during 34 normal 34 operation wherein clothes are washed in basket 13 and basket 18 has been removed from the machine it will be assumed that the timer has been set at the beginning of the wash step so that cam 88 has caused contacts 95 and 96 to be closed cam 56 caused contact arm 54 to connect with contact 58 cam 89 has caused contact 101 to move to its 34 down 34 position and connect with contact 59 cam 90 has positioned 111 as shown and cam 91 has closed switch 107 at this point with main switch 98 closed the first step which takes. | 3 |
coupled to the driven side are controlled so as to reciprocate between the pair of the outer magnets 1 coupled to the driving side as shown in fig5 a control mechanism 5 for the magnets 2 coupled to the driven side may comprise for example a spindle 51 to which the core 3 is coupled by the intermediary of an arm 52 so that the inner magnets 2 and the core 3 may reciprocate like a pendulum alternatively the control mechanism may comprise rail means 53 and the runner means 54 coupled to the core 3 movably engaged with said rail means 53 as schematically illustrated by fig6 in a sate that the pair of the outer magnets 1 face the pair of the inner magnets 2 in mutually parallel relationship respectively in the course of the rotation of the outer magnets 1 the outer magnets 1 cause the inner magnets 2 together with the core 3 to be attracted to the side in which the poles of the inner magnets 2 face the unlike poles of the outer magnets 1 and to be repulsed from the side in which the poles of the inner magnets 2 face the same poles of the outer magnets 1 see fig1 a c fig2 a c and fig3 a in a state that the pair of the outer magnets 1 face the pair of the inner magnets 2 in mutually orthogonal relationship the outer magnets 1 cause the inner magnets remain in equilibrium and consequentially the inner magnets 2 are located midway between the pair of the outer magnets 1 see fig1 b 2 b and 3 c in this manner this process is alternately repeated as illustrated by a through. | 5 |
808 in fig2 defining a patterned substrate 810 located between exposed areas 808 are photo resist islands 812 patterned substrate 810 is exposed to a light source such as ultraviolet light this ultraviolet light darkens the volume of photo resist layer 800 that is coextensive with exposed areas 808 being darkened i e become opaque to optical energy the volume of photosensitive layer 800 that are coextensive with photo resist islands 812 are not darkened by the ultraviolet light i e remaining transparent to optical energy thereafter photo resist islands 812 are removed using standard etch techniques leaving etched substrate 814 shown in fig2 etched substrate 814 has two arcuate regions 816 that are located in areas of the photosensitive layer 800 disposed adjacent to islands 812 shown in fig2 arcuate regions 816 of fig2 result from the difference in exposure time to the etch process of the differing regions of photosensitive layer 800 referring to fig2 and 22 a subsequent etch process is performed to form array 400 during this etch process the support is removed as well as nearly 50 of photosensitive layer 800 to form a very thin array array 400 is then placed in the apparatus 30 and the bulk holographic transform functions are recorded in the. | 7 |
of a roller form charging member the volume resistivity of the base layer was 3 u00d7 10 4 ohm cm when measured at a temperature of 20 u00b0 c and a humidity of 50 according to jis k6911 separately 6 2 parts of poly oxypropylene triol hydroxyl value 114 5 mg koh g average molecular weight 1500 and 0 02 part of dibutyltin dilaurate were dissolved in 80 parts of methyl ethyl ketone and to the resultant solution 5 5 parts of blocked ketoxime compound available nco group content 11 6 wt predominantly comprising hexamethylene diisocyanate was further added thereby to prepare a coating material having an nco oh mol ratio i e mol of nco group mol of oh group of 1 2 the thus obtained coating liquid was applied onto the above mentioned base layer by dip coating and dried and hardened under heating at 120 u00b0 c for 60 min to form a surface layer of charging member having a thickness of 200 microns whereby a charging member was prepared separately a surface layer was formed on an aluminum sheet in the same manner as described above and its volume resistivity was measured the thus prepared charging member was assembled in an electrophotographic copying machine using a normal development system trade name pc 20 mfd by canon k k so as to provide a system arrangement as shown in fig2 the charging member according to the present invention was assembled in the copying machine instead. | 6 |
is assembled completely the top portion 353 of the second engaging member 35 protrudes up beyond the operating member 37 a bore diameter of the through hole 3531 is larger than a diameter of the bolt 38 a width of each of the slot 371 and the slit 3141 is larger than a thickness of the top portion 353 of the second engaging member 35 thus the second engaging member 53 may be slidable along the bolt 38 when the top portion 353 is operated the fan 50 includes a frame 51 and an impeller 53 received in the frame 51 an aperture is defined in each corner of the frame 51 for assembling the fan 50 to the heat sink 10 when assembled the fan 50 is arranged on the heat sink 10 such that the apertures are aligned with the elongated grooves 133 of the heat sink 10 respectively then bolts 55 are extended through the apertures to engage in the elongated grooves 133 and thereby fix the fan 50 on the heat sink 10 when the heat dissipation 100 is assembled the heat sink 10 is arranged on the chassis 300 and contacts the electronic component 211 the body 31 of the clip 30 spans over the heat sink 10 with the first and second connecting plates 313 314 being located at an outside of the heat sink 10 the middle portions of the arms 312 of the body 31 are received in the grooves 113 of the heat absorbing portion 11 of the heat sink 10 the operating member 37. | 8 |
disc which comprises a substantially square metal frame with a toothed wheel on either side of the frame and a pivoted spring activated pawl 27 that engages the teeth on both of the toothed wheels simultaneously this rotation control means 26 is shown in fig2 or 4 the embodiment of the apparatus shown in fig4 includes a latch 29 that can be used to disengage the pawl 27 from the ratchet 26 and thereby allow free rotation of the shaft 24 in one embodiment the rotation control means 26 functions to prevent the unrestricted rotation of the shaft 24 in one direction only and can be used therefore to prevent the blade from falling when it is being lifted towards the moldboard in an alternative embodiment the rotation control means 26 functions to prevent the unrestricted rotation of shaft 24 in a selected one of both directions of rotation and can therefore be used to control both the lifting and the lowering of blade 16 although shown and disclosed herein as a ratchet any device or combination of devices that would control the rotation of shaft is intended to be included herein an example of the assembly of embodiment 10 a that the inventors have used is herein provided. | 4 |
in a case in which the fixing bracket 140 is formed of an additional member the fixing bracket 140 may be fixed to the top of the sub cabinet 120 by screws for this the fixing bracket 140 further comprises a plurality of coupling holes 144 formed such that the fixing bracket 140 is coupled to the sub cabinet 120 the fixing bracket 140 includes a location part 142 in which the leg head 112 a is located and connection parts 146 configured to be connected to the fastening parts 166 of the leg bracket 160 the location part 142 defines a space in which the leg head 112 a of the cabinet 110 is located specifically as shown in fig4 the location part 142 is provided with a depression 143 having a shape and size corresponding to those of the leg head 112 a consequently when the cabinet 110 and the sub cabinet 120 are coupled to each other the leg head 112 a of the cabinet 110 is located in the depression 143 defined in the location part 142 also the depression 143 is formed with a shape and size corresponding to those of the leg 112 and therefore the movement of the leg 112 of the cabinet 110. | 3 |
coupling the gel however does not completely resolve the problem or compensate for poor or improper electrode skin contact rf energy coupled to the skin induces an electric current that heats the skin the current is dependent on the skin impedance which is a function of the quality of the rf electrode contact with the skin fig5 is an exemplary graphical illustration of the skin impedance dependency on quality of the electrodes with the skin contact the temperature measured by the sensor is dependent on the actual rate of heat exchange between the electrode and the skin and on the quality of the electrode with the skin contact proper contact between electrodes 208 and skin 212 fig2 a and 2b may be detected during the treatment by monitoring skin impedance between electrodes 208 as disclosed in the u s pat no 6 889 090 awarded to the same assignee as the present disclosure the impedance measurement is an excellent indicator of the contact quality low impedance between electrodes 208 and skin 212 fig2 a and 2b means that a firm contact between the electrode and the skin exists and accordingly the temperature sensor can follow the changes in the skin temperature sufficiently quick other known impedance monitoring methods may also be applied generally it is possible to measure the quality of the thermal. | 0 |
to increase the usefulness of the cooler the securing mechanism may also be used to selectively secure an object or item onto the cooler when the cooler is in an expanded state application_number US 15511305 A description illustrative embodiments of the invention are described below as they might be employed in the use of designs for collapsible softside coolers as used herein cooler may be utilized interchangeably with cooler ice chest insulated container and the like and each term cooler ice chest insulated container is to be given its ordinary meaning in the interest of clarity not all features of an actual implementation are described in this specification it will of course be appreciated that in the development of any such actual embodiment numerous implementation specific decisions must be made to achieve the developers 39 specific goals such as compliance with system related and business related constraints which will vary from one implementation to another moreover it will be appreciated that such a development effort might be complex and time consuming but would nevertheless be a routine undertaking for those of ordinary skill in the art having the benefit of this disclosure further aspects and advantages of the various embodiments of the invention will become apparent from consideration. | 5 |
kg at weight arriving at the stop shoulder 32 with rectilinear movement at a speed of 75 m minute and without the stop shoulder being damaged starting from this reference value of kinetic energy the operating parameters are computed for the system for all of the forecast production cases equ1 wherein e 1 value of kinetic energy assumed as the limit safe value parameter which is a pre fixed and constant value m variable mass of the iron sheet to be processed which on the contrary is a variable value the speed at which the impact against the stop shoulder 32 takes place is hence variable as an inverse function of the mass and therefore of the dimensions of the iron sheet 21 with the value of the kinetic energy involved by the impact of the iron sheet 21 against the stop shoulder 32 being constant and pre fixed the stop shoulder 32 can be coated therefore with soft and tough materials commonly available from the market without either they or the sheets 21 being damaged when the impact takes place in case of small size sheets 21 the production speeds can be such that the distance between the sheets 21 does not allow the machine 1 to perform the slowing down cycle by means of the hereinabove disclosed procedure without relative slippage occurring between the surfaces of the incoming iron sheet 21 and of the rolls 3 and 4 whose peripheral. | 1 |
the drawing the two planetary wheels 6 u2032 u2033 and 6 u2033 u2033 one of which depending on the direction of rotation of the planetary carrier not shown causes the desired tensioning of the internal geared wheel are arranged so as to be approximately diametrically opposed the arrangement is positioned in an annular gap r u2032 u2033 r u2033 u2033 of relatively pronounced wedge shape said annular gap r u2032 u2033 r u2033 u2033 being situated between the internal geared wheel and the sun wheel 11 u2032 4 u2032 with the direction of rotation of the sun wheel 4 u2032 as shown only the planetary wheel 6 u2032 u2033 exerts a tensioning effect on the internal geared wheel if the direction of rotation were reversed this effect would only be exerted by the planetary wheel 6 u2033 u2033 within the associated planetary carrier not shown the planetary wheels 6 u2032 u2033 and 6 u2033 u2033 which tension the internal geared wheel are guided so as to be slidable in circumferential direction of the internal geared wheel 11 u2032 within an elongated hole 13 which is indicated by a dashed line the elongated holes 13 are arranged such that in their initial end stop position i e before any tension or any increase in the tension of the internal geared wheel has taken place by displacement of one of these two planetary wheels the associated planetary wheels 6 u2032 u2033 and 6 u2033 u2033 when seen in the same circumferential direction rest against opposite ends of these elongated holes 13 each of these planetary wheels 6 u2032 u2033 6 u2033 u2033 is tensioned by a spring 14 in the direction of this initial position. | 5 |
and 14 w v u03b1 cyclodextrin in water for injection purposes and stirred for 24 hours at room temperature esmolol and optionally additionally u03b1 cyclodextrin are dissolved in a final concentration of 5 w v esmolol or 14 7 4 2 1 and 0 w v u03b1 cyclodextrin in water for injection purposes and stirred for 24 hours at room temperature esmolol and optionally additionally hydroxypropol u03b2 cyclodextrin are dissolved in a final concentration of 5 w v esmolol or 7 and 0 w v hydroxypropyl u03b2 cyclodextrin in water for injection purposes and stirred for 24 hours at room temperature a parenteral solution was produced in accordance with the recipe set out in table 1 with solution described in examples 1 to 3 accelerated stability tests were carried out at a temperature of 75 u00b0 c after 0 24 45 and 70 hours samples were taken which were diluted with distilled water 20 u03bcl sample 180 u03bcl water the accelerated breakdown was determined by hplc as follows for the qualitative and quantitative analyses a hitachi elite lachrom hplc device with a diode array detector and a waters nova pak c18 4 u03bcm 3 9 u00d7 150 mm column were used the mobile phase consisted of a h 3 po 4 10 g l in water adjusted to ph 2 35 with triethylamine tea and b acetonitrile the gradient used is set out in table 2 the flow rate was 1 ml minute the injection volume 20 u03bcl esmolol hydrochloride was detected at 274 nm the retention time of esmolol hydrochloride was on average 3 9 minutes that of the principal degradation product u201c contaminant a u201d in table 3 below was. | 0 |
10 and its components can be utilized in one embodiment the supply device 10 can include a supply canister or aerosol with a bag on valve system within which may have an aerosol valve with a welded bag the bag on valve system can have compressed air or other suitable gas in the supply canister or aerosol can on the outside of the bag which acts as a propellant on the circuit additive fluid which is inside the bag referring additionally to fig2 one exemplary process for filling the supply device 10 is shown for example the valve i can be preassembled with the bag 2 and then positioned in the can 6 as another example the valve i can be engaged with a rim or other structure of the can 6 such as through a crimping process an under the cup gassing process can be utilized to increase the pressure in the can to a desired amount such as 100 psi which can be utilized with a pressure control step example pressures that may be employed are in the range of 25 140 psi with a preferred range of 65 110 psi the bag 2 can then be filled with the additive 3 such as through the valve 1 or other access port the filling step can he performed in a number of different ways including through weighting in one embodiment the can 6 can be sealed to atmosphere once the crimping process and under the cup steps occur so that there is no venting of the space between the bag 2 and the can 6 in another embodiment the bag 2 can be a pleated or other reconfigurable container such as an accordion shaped container that has. | 5 |
portion 32 of the combustor 30 are a plurality of liner portions 42 of circular cross section and in the example shown the liner portions are cylindrical the portions 42 are of stepped construction i e each of the portions has a circular section of greater circumference or diameter than the preceding portion from the upstream to the intermediate portion to permit telescopic insertion of the portions the most upstream portion 42 has an annular array of apertures 44 for admitting primary air from within the plenum chamber 18 into the primary portion 32 of the combustor to support diffusion combustion of the fuel injected therein by the fuel injector 37 in accordance wih this invention the intermediate axial section 33 of the combustion chamber comprises a ceramic cylindrical shell 38 concentric with and attached to the upstream cylindrical section 32 and the discharge section which in turn exhausts into the transition duct 34 the ceramic wall 38 defines a plurality of axially spaced rows of apertures 40 42 in the embodiment shown in fig1 there are two such rows a first mixing chamber of duct 45 is defined by an annulus having a downstream facing open end 46 for receiving compressed air from the plenum chamber with the upstream end 48 in closed flow communication with the upstream row of apertures 40 in the ceramic cylinder 38 a second mixing chamber or annular duct 50 is defined by another annulus also having a downstream facing open end 52 for receiving compressed air from. | 5 |
mm u00d7 24 4 mm buffet server 4 will be manufactured in two halves for now both halves will consist of approximately 12 2 mm u00d7 12 2 mm u00d7 12 2 mm tabs 94 a and the second half will consist of approximately 12 3 mm u00d7 12 3 mm u00d7 12 3 mm sockets bra in this way the joining of the two halves will stay aligned and the latch 93 and push button mechanism 93 a will hold the two said halves together the rivets 93 b will hold the latch 93 in place fig5 is the support stand 5 measuring 439 21u111 u00d7 292 8111111 u00d7 146 4 mm which consist of two side planks 300 two end support beams 100 and two center support beam 200 having two lock notches 22 measuring 48 8 mm u00d7 48 8 mm u00d7 48 8 mm one on each center support beam 200 the support stands 5 measures approximately 292 8 mm u00d7 292 8 mm u00d7 146 2 mm fig6 is a view of the insertable removable divider 6 each one is approximately 317 2 mm u00d7 24 2 mm u00d7 207 41 141 mm also each insertable removable divider 6 is of the same half of a circle pattern and the rectangular top view ha is a top view of 1 of 6 of the insertable removable divider 6 fig7 is a view of 4 of 4 of the middle food containers 7 said food container are available in two sizes approximately 292 8 mm u00d7 73 2 mm u00d7 195 2 is small and medium size is 292 8 mm u00d7 146 4 mm u00d7. | 0 |
formed on the corners of the card connector 1 the card connector is installed into the electric device by a method such as a screw via these legs 9 in the case of supporting the pc card c in card connector 1 the pc card c is inserted into the space 21 from the other end side of the card connector 1 thereby the pins of the connection unit 3 are respectively inserted into the holes not shown formed on the distal end of the pc card c and these pins are connected to the pc card c at the same time the card bus shield comes in contact with the surface of the pc card c and as a result the pc card c is connected to the electrical device via pins and the terminals 32 extending from the card bus shield 31 the holes 33 a in the board 33 and the contact points in addition when the pc card c is inserted into the space 21 the pc card c is supported in the space 21 by the aforementioned release mechanism furthermore along with supporting the pc card c in the card connector 1 the eject plate 42 presses on. | 8 |
roughness and the lwr line width roughness this is realized since the projected portions on the side walls of the mask pattern are removed by the incident ions whereas the recessed portions are subjected to deposition of deposition radicals so that the balance of incident ions and deposition radicals determine how much the ler and lwr are reduced next the embodiment regarding the method for controlling the sparse pattern dimension and dense pattern dimension in the deposition step of the present invention shown in fig1 will be described the gradient of the deposition curve c 4 illustrating the time variation of the sparse mask dimension and dense mask dimension described in embodiment 1 can be controlled via apparatus control parameters such as pressure flow rate gas species and rf bias power chf 3 gas is used similarly as embodiment 1 with the pressure set to 2 pa the flow rate set to 100 ml min and the rf bias voltage set to 0 w and the time variation of the sparse mask and dense mask dimensions is examined the examination result is shown via triangle plots in fig3 d and a deposition curve c 41 connecting the examination points is drawn similarly as embodiment 1 as can be seen from this curve the result of the sparse pattern being wider than the dense pattern is the same as embodiment 1 however the gradient of the deposition curve c 41 differs from the gradient of the deposition curve c 4 of the condition of embodiment 1 and it can be seen that the condition does not allow a large sparse dense difference thus we will now describe how the gradient of. | 7 |
illustrated in fig1 the upper edges of upstanding panels or walls 40 42 44 and 46 are provided with a continuous outwardly extending flange or rim 49 of generally uniform thickness the front wall 100 right hand wall 300 rear wall 200 left hand wall 400 and the first and second pairs of interior walls 34 46 and 44 22 are of the same height the continuous flanges 25 39 and 49 are of uniform thickness around the peripheries of trays 10 12 and 14 respectively the right cut line 1000 is located on the top surface of the pair of inner walls 44 22 while the left cut line 1100 is located on the top surface of the pair of inner walls 34 46 as referred to previously right divider 800 and left divider 900 are removably insertable into any of the opposing series of pockets 700 of trays 10 and 12 respectively as illustrated in fig1 the leakage catch basin and configurable storage unit b of fig2 is an alternate embodiment comprising only the second and third trays 12 and 14 like numbers as in fig1 are used in fig2 to illustrate the various panels the flanges or rims are designated 39 u2032 and 49 u2032 operation of the leakage catch basin and configurable storage unit is intuitive and simple upon determination of the number and width of cabinet spaces the user wishes to protect from moisture damage and or store potentially spillable articles in a cut is made along either right cut line 1000 or left cut line 1100 or both the resulting partitioned segments of the once whole leakage catch basin and configurable storage unit are inserted into each ensuing. | 4 |
connecting means preferably a removable clip 70 pictured in fig4 42 this clip 70 is preferably a sliding clip and rides along the support arm 13 and engages with the pin or stud 50 this preferred clip 70 may be generally of any shape but it has a first arm 71 and a second arm 72 that are shaped to encircle the pin or stud the arms 71 and 72 are connected by a flat base portion 73 that extends from the arms at one side of the base portion 73 there is a first sidewall 74 extending downwardly and a second sidewall 75 extending from the opposite side of the base portion 73 extending inwardly from each of the flanges 74 and 75 is a retaining means 76 and 77 in operation the support arm 13 is received by the area formed by the underside of the base portion 78 the flanges 74 and 75 and retaining means 76 and 77 see fig4 if this embodiment is used a slot 79 may be cut into the support arm to allow the clip to move between two positions fixed and unfixed a flange 91 extending downward from the clip 70 fits into the slot 79 in the support arm 13 rides along it to move the clip between the fixed and unfixed. | 8 |
rotation 12 and is driven by shaft 14 the spinner is supplied by molten stream of glass 16 which is centrifuged through the walls of the spinner of form glass fibers 18 the glass fibers are maintained in a soft attenuable state immediately outside the spinner by the heat from annular burner 20 the radially traveling glass fibers are turned down by blower 21 into a cylindrically shaped veil 22 of fibers traveling downwardly i e in the direction of the axis of the spinner the process for creating the downwardly moving veil of glass fibers is well known in the art positioned beneath the glass spinner is a rotatable device for distributing polymeric material into contact with the veil from a position within the veil the embodiment shown in fig1 includes the use of a second spinner polymer spinner 24 for distributing polymeric material into contact with the veil the polymer spinner can be mounted for rotation in any form as shown it can be mounted with supports 26 into direct contact with the glass spinner for rotation the polymer spinner is supplied with stream 28 of molten polymer material as shown this stream can be feed through the hollow portion of the glass spinner shaft the molten polymer can be produced or supplied by using extruder equipment commonly known to those in the art of polymeric materials such as pet depending on the viscosities surface tension and other parameters of the polymeric material and on the rotation rate and orifices of the polymer spinner polymer fibers 30 may be produced from the polymer spinner the polymer fibers travel radially outwardly where they meet and intermingle with the mineral fibers since the glass fibers and glass spinners operate. | 2 |
pwm the frequency divider 9 therefore has a synchronization input sync which is connected to the signal input 2 of the control device 1 at the output end the frequency divider 9 is connected to the state machine 5 which executes the charge or discharge process when the pulse sequence pwm occurs in addition the frequency divider 9 is also connected to a counter 10 which counts the number of pulses in the pulse sequence pwm during the charge or discharge process if the number of charge pulses registered by the counter 10 during charging of the actuator exceeds a specified maximum value maxcount the counter 10 delivers an abort signal to the state machine 5 whereupon the state machine aborts the charge process to this end the state machine 5 brings the control signal charge at the control output 3 to a low level thus also preventing the actuator from becoming excessively charged typical values for the maximum value maxcount are in the 20 to 30 range which is equivalent to 60 to 90 mj of energy stored in the actuator in a discharge process the counter 10 then counts down the number of discharge pulses on the basis of the number determined previously during the charge phase and likewise delivers an abort signal to the state machine 5 when the count reaches zero in order to terminate the discharge process to this end the state machine 5 brings the control signal discharge at the signal output 4 to a low level whereupon the discharge process is immediately terminated this counting down of the discharge pulses ensures that the number of discharge pulses during the. | 7 |
to locate the locating pads 162 against a lower surface of the rim 168 the locating pads 162 will pivot such that they locate securely against the lower surface at the same time the rod 162 acts as a strut to urge the pressure body 166 against the meal plate 154 of the sealing body 150 thereby urging the sealing body 150 downwardly into the waste outlet of the toilet bowl the pressure thereby applied forms a seal between the peripheral surface of the sealing body 150 and the material of the toilet bowl to enhance protection against floodwater gaining entry to a building through a toilet installation the invention provides apparatus for protecting the overflow that is commonly provided as part of the installation of a toilet cistern a typical arrangement of such an overflow is shown in fig1 amp 14 the overflow includes a pipe 170 normally of plastic material that extends from the toilet cistern through an external wall 172 of a building to open at the building 39 s exterior this allows water to run away harmlessly in the event that the cistern is overfilled the external outlet of the pipe 170 draws attention of a building owner to the leaking water note that a similar overflow can be associated with other cisterns such a feed tank for a hot water cylinder and this invention can be applied to such an overflow it is however uncommon for these to be situated at a height that floodwater is likely to reach the apparatus of this embodiment includes a spigot component 174 and a cap 176 each being moulded of plastic material the spigot component 174 is tubular and has an internal diameter that is a close sliding fit onto the overflow pipe 170. | 4 |
pass cartridge and the syringe through a small bore to achieve mixing particularly in the case of microspheres held in suspension application_number US 46269609 A description referring to the drawings in greater detail and by reference characters thereto there is illustrated a mixing and transfer assembly generally designated by reference numeral 10 transfer and mixing assembly 10 includes a by pass cartridge generally designated by reference numeral 12 an outer housing about by pass cartridge 12 and generally designated by reference numeral 14 an activation cap 16 a plunger rod 18 a syringe 20 and a syringe plunger rod 22 by pass cartridge 12 has an outer wall 26 with a by pass 28 formed therein as is known in the art a septum 30 covers the outlet of by pass cartridge 12 and a cap 32 extends thereover mounted within by pass cartridge 12 is a rear plunger 34 which has a female luer fitting 36 an intermediate or middle plunger 38 is situated rearwardly of by pass 28 there is thus formed a rear compartment 40 which is defined as the space between wall 26 rear plunger 34 and intermediate plunger 38 a front compartment 42 is defined by wall 26 intermediate plunger 38 and septum 30 for most uses rear compartment 40 will contain the diluent while a front compartment 42 will contain the dry and. | 0 |
an embodiment of the invention will now be described with reference to the flow chart of fig3 in this embodiment each physical port of the first switch is coupled to only one device and the first switch 22 is configured to only enable a single mac media access control address per physical port thus for example the three robot arms 20 a c and a controller could not be attached to a hub with the hub connected to one of the physical ports of the first switch 22 thus the first switch 22 can be configured to control the traffic between each device to prevent broadcast storms and other security related problems in this embodiment it is assumed the manufacturing floor is isolated properly from the corporate network and or the internet also as described above devices networked on the manufacturing floor tend to utilize a limited number of specialized protocols such as the common industrial protocol cip as is known in the art upper layer applications that use tcp transmission control protocol or udp user datagram protocol are identified by a tcp udp port number packets transmitted utilizing tcp or udp include a source and destination tcp udp port numbers for each physical port of the switch connected to a device in the workgroup only packets with tcp udp port numbers identifying the protocol used by the device connected are allowed ingress to the first switch 22 for example the tcp port number for cip for transmission by either tcp or udp is 0xaf12 and this tcp port number is included in each packet transmitted by a connected device the first switch is configured to. | 7 |
quantities of 10 to 50 by weight based on the final detergent are preferably used as builders in the process according to the invention another preferred builder is water insoluble zeolite a in the production of the detergents in accordance with the invention sodium perborate and or sodium percarbonate are preferably used as bleaches if desired in combination with activators of which tetraacetyl ethylenediamine or diperoxydodecane dioic anhydride in addition to tetraacetyl glycoluril in quantities of 10 to 30 by weight based on the final detergent are preferred in addition other detergent ingredients such as for example enzymes foam inhibitors optical brighteners soil suspending agents fragrances and dyes may be incorporated in small quantities in the production of the paste form detergents in accordance with the invention the advantage of the detergents produced in accordance with the invention is that despite their reliable stability to sedimentation the detergents are initially liquid and can be readily pumped transported and introduced into containers in this state developing their paste like consistency after about 24 hours so that the handling advantages mentioned at the beginning are guaranteed in addition detergents produced in accordance with the invention show a negligible degradation of active oxygen a mixture of nonionic and anionic surfactants having the following composition was prepared at 80 u00b0 to 85 u00b0 c ______________________________________33 5 by weight c sub 12 15 oxoalcohol 2 moles ethylene oxide16 5 by weight c sub 12 18 fatty alcohol 7 moles ethylene oxide6 5 by weight c sub 13 17. | 2 |
a conventional medium for the in vitro culture of plants murashige et al physiol plantarum 15 473 479 1962 subsequently explants were transferred to agar plates 8 g l containing regeneration medium ms salts 30 g l sucrose 1 mg l bap i e 6 benzylaminopurine a plant cytokinin 500 mg l of carbenicillin to eliminate bacterial growth and 100 mg l of kanamycin as a selective agent for transgenic plants transformants were selected on the same medium without any hormone incubation was continued until roots had formed copy numbers of specific dnas in transgenic tobacco plants were determined by southern blot analyses total genomic dna was independently isolated from five transgenic plants containing pnb35s gfp aps1 five transgenic plants containing pnb35s aps2 and two transgenic plants containing pnb35s gfp dna isolations were performed using the phytopure plant dna extraction kit from nucleon biosciences according to the manufacturer 39 s instructions following isolations genomic dnas were digested to completion with hindiii and equal quantities were fractionated by agarose gel electrophoresis using standard techniques fractionated dnas were then transferred to hybond n membranes amersham corp and exposed to a 32 p labeled probe specific for the gfp coding region using a southern hybridization protocol known in the art sambrook et. | 2 |
allows imaging techniques where subject motion is inevitable or required application_number US 84394004 A description referring now to fig1 magnetic resonance imaging machine 10 includes a magnet 12 providing for a substantially uniform b 0 field 14 within a bore 16 that may hold a subject the magnet 12 supports a radio frequency coil not shown that may provide a radio frequency excitation to protons of the subject not shown within the bore 16 the radio frequency coil communicates with an rf pulse subsystem 18 producing the necessary electrical waveform as is understood in the art the magnet 12 also supports three axes of gradient coils not shown of a type known in the art which communicate with a corresponding gradient subsystem 20 providing electrical power to the gradient coils to produce gradient coil functions g x g y and g z over time also supported by the magnet 12 are multiple shimming coils not shown which communicate with shimming subsystem 22 to produce shimming magnetic fields within the bore 16 finally an nmr acquisition subsystem 24 connects to rf reception coils positioned within the magnet 12 each of the subsystems 18 through 24 communicates with a central controller 26 which generates pulse sequences comprised of rf pulses from rf subsystem 18 and gradient pulses from gradient coil subsystem 20 and which receives nmr signals through nmr acquisition subsystem 24 the controller 26 operates according to one or more stored control programs 28 that may define the pulse sequences and which may operate on data 30 collected from the nmr acquisition subsystem 24 to produce images that may be displayed on console 32 the console 32 also allows the input of data including programs and commands to the controller 26 referring now to. | 6 |
the light travels through the rigid light guide and exits the distal end at approximately the same angle as it entered more recently led light sources have been introduced where the emitter covered by a lens cap is placed in close proximity to the tooth an external reflector is used to focus the light to the target area in front of the light source most first generation led curing devices use flat proximal end tips made from fused glass see fig1 a metallic or metal coated plastic reflector is used to reflect light forward into the light guide see fig2 metal reflectors are typically 60 90 efficient compared to acrylic total internal reflection type reflectors which can be over 96 efficient one embodiment of the instant invention consists of five basic features the entrance area the reflector the lens the light pipe and the exit area in a one piece molded tip all five features are molded together see fig7 an alternate embodiment involves the use of a multi piece tip in this particular embodiment the pieces are the tir reflector the sleeve and the image conduit see fig8 the first piece the tir reflector comprises three features including the entrance area the reflector and the lens these features are molded into a single glass part in the preferred embodiment the geometry and function of these three features is the same as in the one piece version the second piece is a metal sleeve that is used to connect the tir reflector to the image conduit an adhesive may be used to secure in the connection the third piece the image conduit provides a means to transmit. | 0 |
6 to which the marine riser 7 is attached with linear rigidity to raise distal ends 5 of the control cylinder units 1 pressurized fluid is directed controllably into pressurized portions of cylinders 18 25 26 32 34 and or 37 regardless of how or whether a fluid return line 38 is employed for different types of pressurization fluids and applications of this invention referring to fig1 pressure transducers 39 in pressure indicative communication from pressurized portions of the control cylinder units 1 have control input lines 40 leading to an automated controller 41 shown in fig1 16 the pressure transducers 39 can be in pressure indicative communication directly with pressurized portions of the control cylinder units 1 and or with fluid pressure tubes 20 at positions in the fluid pressure tubes 20 where pressure readings are not significantly different than at the control cylinder units 1 directly the automated controller 41 and the manual override controller 42 are in proximity to and operated in relation to a driller 39 s control panel with a plurality of operating stations throughout a vessel for safety redundance at select safety positions referring to fig1 the riser tensioner ring 6 can be pressured vertically upward towards the operational floor 3 and from side to side in any direction laterally in order to tension the marine riser 7 while maintaining it in a desired position centrally by appropriate pressurization of cylinders 18 from which piston rods 17 are extended to pivotal. | 1 |
subchannel x and subchannel y each of the subchannels may include six tiles with a tile located in each of six equal frequency subpartitions e g subpartitions 204 208 212 216 220 and 224 each subpartition may be paired with an adjacent subpartition into a frequency partition that is directly and uniquely mapped to a respective transmit chain specifically tiles within subpartitions 204 and 208 may be mapped to transmit chain 124 tiles within subpartitions 212 and 216 may be mapped to transmit chain 128 and tiles within subpartitions 220 and 224 may be mapped to transmit chain 132 as can be seen in fig2 the frequency partitions which may account for the entire spectrum of the frequency band to accommodate the entire wideband transmission generated by the modulator 116 may be adjacent to and contiguous with one another with each transmit chain only being responsible for transmitting tiles that fall within in a relatively narrow bandwidth e g one third of the frequency band the out of band emissions may also be narrower this may allow the transmitters of the respective transmit chains to transmit with more power without exceeding limitations imposed by the regulatory spectral mask simulation results with ideal pas e g hard clippers or non linear pas with ideal pre distortion show a gain of 1 db in transmit power for. | 7 |
being relatively movable with respect to its element and slidable with respect thereto for one direction of movement of the element and movable therewith in the other direction of movement of its element application_number US 85706677 A description with reference to fig1 an actuator made according to the invention is utilized in a marine propulsion system and control therefor but it is to be understood that the actuator of the invention is not restricted to use in such systems but may find use in virtually any control system requiring a mechanical output which is responsive to plural inputs of the same or different mediums the marine drive includes an engine 10 contained in an engine room 12 in a ship or the like the engine 10 drives a propulsion shaft 14 connected to a propeller or the like not shown the shaft 14 receives rotational power from the engine 10 via a gear unit 16 the engine 10 is normally controlled from a pilot house 18 having a conventional speed control 20 connected via an air conduit 22 to a conventional air pressure controller 24 to an engine speed governor 26 the governor 26 may be for example a woodward ug 8 governor manufactured by woodward governor nederland b v of hoofdorp the netherlands and forms no part of the present invention the governor 26 may also be manually controlled within the engine room by means of a conventional mechanical actuator 28 the engine 10 is provided with a hydro mechanical sensor apparatus 30 of the type available from caterpillar tractor co the assignee of the present application as part no 3n5760 the sensor apparatus 30 will typically monitor the oil pressure of the engine 10 the water temperature in its cooling system and sense an. | 5 |
desired properties of the formulation any number of ingredients may be used alone or in combination based upon their functions such ingredients include but are not limited to buffers diluents binders disintegrants compression aids lubricants flavors sweeteners colorants and preservatives in embodiments the present application is directed to sublingual pharmaceutical formulations comprising zolpidem a buffer a binder a disintegrant and a lubricant and optionally one or more additional agents such as flavoring agents colorants and sweeteners in embodiments the present application is directed to disintegrating formulations comprising zolpidem as an active ingredient a superdisintegrant such as croscarmellose crospovidone or sodium starch glycolate a buffer such as sodium carbonate or meglumine and other desired excipients in embodiments pharmaceutical formulations of the present application have a sublingual disintegration time of about 5 minutes or less or about 2 minutes or less following administration to the mouth in embodiments formulations of the present application undergo disintegration within about 2 10 minutes or about 5 minutes or about 7 minutes following administration to the mouth typically the formulations of the present application comprise less than about 5 mg e g from about 0 5 mg to about 4 75 mg from about 1 5 mg to about 2 5 mg from about 3 0 mg to about 3 75 mg etc of. | 0 |
an ink jet recording apparatus includes an ink tank and an ink bladder for containing ink disposed in the tank an ink path directs ink in the ink bladder outwardly therefrom and a closure member for closing the ink path comprises at least two sealing materials having different functions a housing member houses the ink bladder and the closure member and an ink supply system having a hollow needle supplies ink to a recording head for discharging the ink application_number US 46577690 A description the present invention will hereinafter be described in detail with respect to some embodiments shown in the drawings an embodiment of the ink cartridge or container of the present invention will first be described by reference to fig1 a and 1b fig1 a is a plan view of the ink container and fig1 b is a partly broken away side view thereof reference numeral 10 designates a flexible ink bladder or bag like container formed by folding a film formed by putting nylon on a polymeric film of two layered structure such as polyethylene film and joining the three side edges 10x 10y and 10z thereof as by heat melting an ink outlet pipe 11 as an ink outlet for directing the ink in the container 10 outwardly thereof is attached to the joined surface of one of the three side edges 10x reference numeral 12 designates a stepped pillar shaped first coupling member formed of an elastic material such as rubber a void 14 this void 14 is not always necessary but generally when a sealing member and a needle or similar pipe are to be coupled together it is difficult to make the axes of the two members completely coincident with each other and. | 1 |
to one side of a vehicle seat back frame and its other end d connected to an actuator 110 mounted on the other side of the frame the support can be adjusted to increase or decrease respectively the level of lumbar support provided to an occupant of the seat operation with actuator 10 of fig1 to 10 can be similar however of course adjustment of an adjustable device by actuator 10 is by movement transmitted via the bowden cable system 16 the projections 104 may be formed integrally with part 144 of nut 132 however this would require that part d of the adjustable device is split to enable projections 104 to be received therein in the arrangement illustrated alternatively the projections 104 may comprise a respective or common pin bolt or the like separable from part 144 and securable in a lateral bore defined by part 144 after being inserted through part d such separable projection 104 may be securable in part 144 by screw threaded engagement in the lateral bore or by any other suitable means in a variant on the embodiment of fig1 the part 144 of nut 132 may have a lateral bore or oppositely opening lateral bores and not include projections such as shown at 104 with that variant each side s of end part d of an adjustable. | 5 |
fig1 extends across the magnetically tight joints between the upper end of the magnet and the undersides of the right and left hand ends of the upper pole 20 through the body of the pole and thence down through the left and right hand pole extensions 34 fig2 across the two air gaps above and below the ends of the armature 62 and thence downwardly through the extensions 36 of the lower pole 22 and back into the body of the magnet 58 as shown in fig3 the armature 62 is of an elongated oval shape and bridges the gap between the left and right hand coil assemblies as viewed in fig2 and 3 it is preferably made of relatively soft very low hysteretic material such as one half nickel and one half iron as most clearly appears in the subassembly shown in fig4 and 5 the previously mentioned adapter 70 is of downwardly presenting bridgelike form the lower ends of the laterally spaced arms 72 rest upon and are suitably secured preferably but not necessarily by gluing to the laterally extending legs 62a and 62b of the armature 62 the elevated central portion 74 of the adapter 70 is thickened and fig3 is secured by longitudinally spaced studs 76 to the enlarged head 78 of the flexure tube 80 the adapter 7 does not require as low a hysteresis effect as does the armature 62 and consequently it is preferably formed from an alloy of aluminum or the like having good surface characteristics and also able to provide a more stable pivot point for the drive arm than could be provided by the relatively soft material from which the armature is made below the flexure tube a counterweight 89 is. | 8 |
the field of chemistry or abbreviations recommended by the iupac iub commission on biochemical nomenclature for example the following symbols are used in the specification the amino acids should be construed to be of the l type unless specific description with respect to optical configuration is given ______________________________________ala a u03b2 alaninearg arginineala alanineasn asparagineaze azetidine 2 carboxylic acidcit citrullinecys cysteinegly glycinehar homoargininelys lysineorn ornithinepglu pyroglutamic acidpip pipecolic acidpro prolinesar sarcosineser serinethr threonineboc t butoxycarbonylz benzyloxycarbonylfmoc 9 fluorenylmethoxycabonylbu sup t t butylmbs p methoxybenzenesulfonylmbzl p methoxybenzylacm acetamidomethylscm s carbomethoxysulfenylmtr 4 methoxy 2 3 6 trimethylbenzenesulfonylno sub 2 nitrobzl benzylobzl benzyl esterosu n hydroxysuccinimide esterdcc n n 39 dicyclohexylcarbodiimidedcurea n n 39 dicyclohexylureadic n n 39 diisopropylcarbodiimidehobt 1 hydroxybenzotriazoleet sub 3 n triethylaminetrt tritylnmm n methylmorpholinetfa trifluoroacetic acidmsa methanesulfonic acidacoet ethyl acetateacoh acetic acidthf tetrahydrofurandmf n n 39 dimethylformamidemeoh methanol______________________________________ the compounds of the present invention can be prepared by the methods conventionally employed in peptide chemistry for example the peptides can be prepared by those processes described in schroder and lubke the peptides vol 1 academic press new york 1965 and nobuo izumiya et al fundamental and experiment of peptide synthesis maruzen tokyo 1985 and can be prepared by either the solution synthesis or the solid synthesis examples of the methods for formation of the peptide bonds include azide method acid chloride method symmetrical anhydride method mixed anhydride method carbodiimide method carbodiimido additive method activated ester method carbonyldiimidazole method oxidation reduction method and the one employing a woodward reagent k in. | 2 |
must be generated by the flightings thereby enabling the smaller flightings of the present invention to be utilized if the slope of the conical portion is steeper as in some prior art devices the flightings must generate more downward force in order to move the device through the ground and outwardly compact the soil in a shorter distance under these conditions the smaller flightings utilized in the present invention would strip out the soil and spin uselessly in the hole prior art devices made the mistake of overcoming this problem by making the flightings larger so that they could produce more force prior art designers also had the mistaken belief that large flightings would provide a stable base for the device however as noted above large flightings have the detrimental effect of disrupting the soil in a large area surrounding the device as it moves into the ground producing a less stable anchor therefore reducing the diameter of the flightings to a diameter less than the outside diameter of the upper housing portion and decreasing the slope of the conical section to less than 20 degrees produces the unexpected result of a more stable anchor thus the present invention provides the dual features of 1 disrupting the soil only within the diameter of the device itself and 2 gradually compacting the disrupted soil outwardly. | 4 |
direction of the paper feed when the nozzle 61 is moved to a position in correspondence to a printing position a dc voltage is applied between the electrodes 63 64 by closing the switch 66 with a jet controller 75 according to an image signal sent for example from an image reader not shown at the same time a dc voltage is applied to a needle electrode in the needle electrode array 67 in correspondence to the printing position then toner particles having been beforehand charged are ejected from the orifice 62 so as to adhere on an appropriate position on the paper 69 though it is most economical to apply a dc voltage only on one electrode in correspondence to the printing position the voltage may also be applied uniformly to all needle electrodes of the array 67 as a mechanism such as carriages 22 77 for moving one or a few nozzles relative to the paper there may be used a head driving mechanism employed in a conventional inkjet printer or that of a thermal printer see for example a u s patent application ser no 786 821 filed on sept 27 1985 by the same assignee of the application the size of the nozzle head can be made smaller when compared with an inkjet printer of the pulsed pressure type because a large change in volume can be induced with a small action area the head has a long life because. | 1 |
the way when desired as while changing the warp beam and instantly and accurately retured to said optimum operating position by means of a positive stop which positions the warp stop motion mechanism in said optimum operative position automatically without further attention by the operator except to tighten the few bolts necessary to hold the warp stop motion mechanism in said optimum operating position application_number US 12910580 A description referring more specifically to the drawings a weaving loom generally designated by the reference numeral 10 includes a frame 11 which supports a warp beam 12 extending transversely across the rear of the loom 10 individual ends of warp yarn only one of which is indicated at y for purposes of illustration are drawn from the warp beam 12 across a whip roll 19 and through a stop motion mechanism broadly indicated at 13 enroute to the weaving instrumentalities not shown on the loom 10 the stop motion mechanism 13 includes a drop wire 14 for each warp yarn y supported about electrodes 15 and between separator bars 16 the electrodes 15 and separator bars 16 extend transversely across the rear of the loom and are supported between spacer blocks 17 there being a block 17 of desired thickness between adjacent electrodes 15 and separator bars 16 fig7 to maintain them in desired spaced relation each spacer block 17 has an opening 18 therethrough to slidably receive a threaded rod 20 having a free end 21 over which the blocks 17 are threaded preparatory to clamping the electrodes 15 and separator bars 16 between the blocks 17 end blocks 22 are also threaded on the threaded rods 20 to support the. | 3 |
carried in the auth_els the transaction identifier 19 contains an identifier used to relate together the messages that compose a particular authentication protocol which may be as previously described dh chap or srp or fcap the message payload 20 contains the actual authentication message carried by the auth_els the auth_els flags field 14 is the modification added by to the auth_els messages according to this invention referring to fig2 a table defining the auth_els flags field 14 of the els authentication message structure according to the present invention is shown the auth_els flags field 14 includes a fragmentation bit 30 which is either set u201c 1 u201d to indicate that u201c more fragments follow u201d or reset u201c 0 u201d to indicate that u201c no more fragments u201d follow in other words if the fragmentation bit 30 is set it means that the auth_els carries a fragment of a larger authentication message if it is reset it means the auth_els carries the last fragment of a larger authentication message or the entire message the auth_els flags field 14 includes also a one bit sequence number 32 which is used for error recovery as explained in greater detail below when a fragment of a larger. | 7 |
operating conditions while still maintaining the desired pressure differential across the filter another method of maintaining a pressure differential across the filter is by the use of one or more check valves in the place of the differential pressure regulator 20 the check valves need to have a cracking pressure below the bubble point of the filter material and be able to pass the maximum amount of required air or gas without creating an unacceptable amount of pressure drop an alternative embodiment rather than using a regulator valve to reduce the vacuum level on the air side of the filter provides means to increase the vacuum on the liquid side of the filter this might be done by means of an additional pump 26 to draw air out of the ink tank with appropriate regulation means 20 as in fig4 this could also be achieved by means of a liquid pump 27 between the liquid side of the filter and the ink tank again with appropriate regulation means 20 as in fig5 these options while requiring the additional costs associated with the required pumps eliminate the need for a regulator valve in the air line in systems where the foam contains a volatile liquid the liquid should generally not be maintained under vacuum for such systems where foamy liquids must be dealt with it is preferable to use a liquid pump to pump the foamy mixture into the foam reducing chamber fig6 and 7 illustrate two embodiments which are appropriate for such systems the embodiment in fig6 restricts the flow of air out of the foam reducing. | 1 |
alignment preferably each end of both themagnetic devices has electrical grounds 22 23 the brackets 31 32 are mounted so as to avoid metal to metal conductive contact between the magnetic apparatus 10 and the printing press or other equipment which is generating the static electricity on the moving web as used with a printing press the two magnetic devices 10 are so positioned by brackets 31 32 that the paper passes between them after exiting the printing press the magnetic devices 10 are preferably spaced as close as is practical say within one inch of each other so that each side of the paper must pass within say 1 2 inch of an exposed surface 25 of the magnet the length of each magnetic device 10 is preferably slightly greater than the width of the web c say a minimum one inch overlap on each end the physical proportions of each device 10 must be determined by the magnitudeof the static electricity present on the web c we know of no mathematical equation to calculate the field strength required readings of static electricity may be taken by a standard static charge meter such as model acl 400 sold under the trade name 34 static locator 34 commercially available from acl inc elk grove ill at several locations on the web c as it exits the printing press variables will affect the amount of static electricity common variables include the speed of the press the humidity in the air and the type of web material moving through the press a magnetic device 10 of strontium ferrite oxide made of available standard sized 1 u00d7 2 u00d7 6 inch blocks 17 having nominal properties of residual induction 390 m tesla commercially available from crucible magnetics corp elizabethtown kty as ferrimag u00ae. | 7 |
remission two patients complete remission unconfirmed and three patients with partial remissions these results were very good given that these patients had refractory or relapsed disease these clinical observations obtained by the inventors are a direct in vivo proof of the inventors 39 observations in their experimental system taken together the inventors have discovered several novel findings the inventors have discovered that as 2 o 3 decreased cyclin d1 the inventors further discovered that the decrease in cyclin d1 was post transcriptional the inventors moreover discovered that as 2 o 3 induced gsk 3 u03b2 and ikk activation and hence phosphorylation of cyclin d1 the inventors then showed that phosphorylated cyclin d1 was degraded in the proteasome finally the inventors have made the novel observation that oral as 2 o 3 induced a high response rate clinically in patients with refractory or relapsed mcl a cancer that over expressed cyclin d1 the present invention of using oral arsenic trioxide in suppressing cyclin d1 is an important paradigm applicable to the treatment of cancers that are dependent on cyclin d1 for proliferation survival metastasis and differentiation the following delivery systems which employ a number of routinely used pharmaceutical carriers are only representative of the many embodiments envisioned for administering the instant compositions injectable drug delivery systems include solutions suspensions gels microspheres and polymeric injectables and can comprise excipients such as solubility altering agents e g ethanol propylene glycol and sucrose and polymers e g polycaprylactones and plga 39 s implantable systems include rods and discs and can contain excipients such as plga and polycaprylactone oral delivery systems include tablets and capsules these can contain excipients such as binders e g hydroxypropylmethylcellulose polyvinyl pyrilodone other cellulosic materials and starch diluents e g lactose and other sugars. | 0 |
operating temperatures application_number US 81122108 A description in a broad sense the present invention is about using two materials to form a single tube one material is functional for one purpose and the other for another purpose the first material can do one task but under certain restricting conditions and the second material can operate under these restricting conditions but do something else in this way the materials complement each other and thereby form a single tube that can do a desired complex task to be specific the task the first material does is to allow permeation of oxygen through it this has to be done under certain conditions i e high temperatures the second material operates at lower temperatures and its task is to hold or support the first material and allow connection to a device housing at a cold end of the tube which is at room temperature the second material need not and in many cases cannot do the task of the first material i e allow oxygen to permeate through it even if the second material does allow oxygen permeation then the performance is worse as compared to that of the first material the first material is therefore preferred to do the task of oxygen permeation the restricting condition for the first material. | 2 |
columns of the third row whose values are 112 and 81 have identical values to those in the preceding frame frame n 510 as is evident in the difference frame 500 yet they are included within the roi mask 540 in fig5 b while pixels in the original frame frame n 1 520 in fig5 a outside the bounding rectangle are not transmitted and may be reconstructed based on the previous frame pixels within the bounding rectangle may be set to the u2018 transparent pixel u2019 this may occur if the bounding rectangle of the roi mask 540 incorporates pixels that have no relative change and are not part of a larger sequence of contiguous pixels with identical values for example in fig5 c frame n 1 520 in example i contains two pixels in the 2 nd and 3 rd columns of the third row that have identical values to those in the preceding frame 112 and 81 respectively since these pixels are not part of a larger sequence of contiguous pixels with identical values their values are adjusted to equal that of the u2018 transparent pixel u2019 labeled u2018 t u2019 in example ii although the pixels in the 2 nd and 3 rd columns of the third row have the same value as the preceding frame being all equal to 50 because they are part of a larger contiguous sequence with identical values in frame n 1 520 that includes the pixel in the 4 th column of the third row their values are not modified the decision whether to set pixels within the region of. | 7 |
is heard to second distance 19 is increased by a specified amount 25 a new minimum distance 27 results from this distance increase 25 new minimum distance 27 is selected such that a sufficiently large distance 23 to first vehicle 3 prevails when the stop warning is heard distance increase 25 by which second distance 19 is increased i e by which the originally specified minimum distance is increased to form new minimum distance 27 preferably lies in a range from 10 to 50 cm especially 15 to 25 cm e g 20 cm in order to obtain sufficient distance between vehicle 3 which delimits perpendicular parking space 1 along the side and vehicle 7 to be parked so that the driver is still able to open the door and exit after reaching the parked position it is furthermore preferred if the minimum distance in subsequent backward moves continues to be selected larger than second distance 19 however a smaller distance than new minimum distance 27 set during the first backward move is sufficient the minimum distance of the subsequent backward moves may be increased by 5 to 30 cm for instance especially 7 to 15 cm e g 10 cm in comparison with original minimum distance 19 this is generally adequate to obtain sufficient distance between vehicle 7 to be parked and already stationary vehicle 3 once the vehicle has reached its parked position to determine a meaningful distance increase 25 for the first backward move it is also advantageous if prior to the actual parking operation a determination is made as to the type of parking space in which vehicle 7. | 1 |
or semi lustrous however it is also possible to improve the brightness of the deposit by adding known brightening agents such as those disclosed in any of the prior art patents listed earlier the resultant plating bath will then have all of the desirable characteristics of a bright or semi bright deposit the surface active agents can be rendered more solution soluble by techniques generally known in the art such solution soluble derivatives of the desirable surface active agents can be made e g by sulfating sulfonating phosphating phosphonating carboxylating etc provided the derivative does not impair the suitability of the material for purposes of this invention stated previously there are a wide variety of high speed electroplating equipment commercially available today one typical apparatus is disclosed in u s pat no 3 819 502 to meuldjik while others are disclosed in articles entitled 34 high speed electrogalvanizing line with insoluble anode at kimitsu works of nippon steel corporation 34 by m morimoto et al 34 swim plating as a continuous process 34 by j j miles et al and 34 continuous plating of copper nickel and chromium on wide steel strip for decorative and function applications 34 by h wettner a high speed machine for controlled depth electroplating is disclosed in an article entitled 34 how to save gold with selective deposits 34 by c d eidschun each of these papers was presented at the american electroplater 39 s society 39 s second continuous plating seminar chicago ill jan 24 26 1977 it must be emphasized that these high speed electroplating units are merely illustrative and fall within the general description given in this application those skilled in the art are aware of a wide. | 2 |
0 0240 and 0 0c90 grams respectively of an alkylbenzenesulfonic acid las acid from vista chemical company were added to three vials and the vials were shaken the via s contained small globules of darkened material which were considered to be acid droplets encapsulated by dipb polymer in a relatively soft slightly gelled mass upon addition of the acid to the dipb mixing could not be carried out fast enough to dissolve the acid before the acid droplets became encapsulated with polymer this experiment was performed to show the effect of adding a diphenylamine to the cationic curing agent the same alkylbenzenesulfonic acid used in example 1 was mixed with an equal weight of a liquid alkylated diphenylamine naugalube u00ae 438l aliquots of 0 1039 g and 0 0347 g were added to vials containing log of diisopropenylbenzene monomer the components mixed easily at room temperature the mixtures were poured into test tubes and the test tubes were placed in a 150 u00b0 c oil bath gelation was observed in one mixture after 45 minutes and a marked increase in viscosity was seen in the other after seven hours the acid used in example 1 was mixed with naugalube u00ae 438l or diphenylamine in the proportions shown in table 1 and the acid amine mixture was then mixed into 50 g of dipb in a flask. | 2 |
disk 18 rotates in the work chamber 12 the drive disk is fixedly joined for rotation with the drive member 1 and forms a front working gap 13 and a rear working gap 14 with the clutch housing 3 wherein the front working surface 19 and the rear working surface 20 are plane parallel to the drive disk 18 as are the opposing working surfaces of the clutch housing 3 in the radially inside area of the two working gaps 13 and 14 i e in the inlet area an overflow orifice 23 is provided in the drive disk 18 in the form of a bore a circumferential annular groove 21 having the same radial position with respect to the axis of rotation of the clutch as the bore 23 is machined into the front side 19 of the drive disk 18 a further annular groove 22 is machined in a similar manner into the rear side 20 of the drive disk 18 again with a radial position corresponding to that of the bore 23 with respect to the axis of rotation of the clutch the annular grooves 21 and 22 are thus connected by means of the transverse bore 23 as may be seen in particular in fig2 and 4 a cylindrical baffle 25 is arranged offset in the circumferential direction with respect to the bore 23 in the annular groove 21 the baffle 25 completely fills the rectangular cross section of the annular groove 21 the cylindrical baffle 25 is fixedly pressed into a corresponding receiving bore 26 in the drive disk 18 and terminates flush with the front working surfaces 19 of the drive. | 5 |
to form a cdte layer then a carbon paste prepared by kneading carbon powder and a viscous agent made of a solution of a resin in an organic solvent was applied on the cdte layer to form an electricity collecting electrode 4 on the n cds p cdte heterojunction further the carbon electrode layer 4 and the cds layer 2 were provided with a positive terminal 5 and a negative terminal 6 of ag in by depositing ag in paste by screen printing and drying and baking the ag in paste being prepared by kneading of silver ag and indium in powders with a viscous agent made of a solution of a resin in an organic solvent on the positive and negative electrodes 6 and 5 of ag in copper paste was applied by screen printing and dried and baked further on the other parts of the cell a passivation layer was likewise applied by printing and dried and baked to complete the cell the sinterings or bakings in the above processes were made in a nitrogen atmosphere the following describes the effect of vibration given to the glass substrate when in the above described manufacturing process of a compound semiconductor solar cell the pastes made of the mixtures of the respective powdered n type and p type compound semiconductor materials flux agent and viscous agent were applied to form the n type and p type layers and electrode layers on the substrate a a sample cell fabricated with the semiconductor and electrode layers dried and fired after the application of the paste on the substrate without vibration i e according to the prior art b a sample cell fabricated with. | 7 |
be added the parts are clamped in this position in a jig which is then mounted in the vacuum chamber of a conventional electron beam welding machine not shown after the chamber of the welding machine is evacuated a high energy electron beam simulated by dashed line 48 in fig3 is projected into the interface between the shirttail and pin base portion to melt the facing surfaces in the interface zone and weld the parts together the beam is moved to cover the entire circumference of the interface zone and the beam energy is varied to control welding depth corresponding to the varying axial length of the zone around the circumference of the pin preferably the penetration depth i e in the direction of the electron beam of the weld is extended into flange 38 to insure that the entire interface of the shirttail and bearing pin base portion are welded together for maximum strength the approximate location of the inner or terminal end of the weld is indicated by dashed lines 49 in fig3 the presence of flange 38 enables the operator to continue the weld slightly beyond the end of the desired welded interface rather than attempting to control the electron beam to extend the weld only to the exact end of the interface conventional electronic equipment is used to control the movement lateral speed and energy of the electron beam it is also practical to rotate the assembled parts with respect to a stationary electron beam if desired when the welding operation is completed the vacuum chamber is brought up to atmospheric pressure and the. | 4 |
a 2 wt aqueous solution of a gelatin hardener 2 hydroxy 4 6 dichloro triazine sodium salt was added thereto to prepare a blue sensitive lower sensitivity silver halide emulsion solution this solution was coated in a dry thickness of 3 0 u03bc ______________________________________emulsion 5 ______________________________________ i 10 wt gelatin aqueous solution 1 000 g ii sodium p dodecylbenzenesulfonate 5 g tricresyl phosphate 80 cc yellow coupler y 1 100 g ethyl acetate 120 cc______________________________________ mixture ii was made into a solution at 55 u00b0 c and added to solution i previously heated to 55 u00b0 c followed by emulsifying the resulting mixture in a colloid mill str19 the same silver halide emulsion as used for layer 9 except for the following alterations was employed ______________________________________ mean particle size of emulsion 1 1 u03bc emulsion 5 300 g______________________________________ the thus obtained silver halide solution was coated in a dry thickness of 2 5 u03bc the resulting photographic element was exposed in an exposure amount of 25 cms using a tungsten light source and a filter to adjust color temperature to 4 800 u00b0 k then development processed at 38 u00b0 c according to the following processing steps ______________________________________1 color development 3 min and 15 sec2 pre bath. | 6 |
mass spectrometry was performed using a vg model 7070f mass spectrometer the m e values for the principal fragments were 321 303 261 257 237 219 209 191 179 167 145 127 113 111 95 and 87 25 cyclobutyl avermectin a2 r 1 oh r h r 3 ch 3 the combined fractions 5 to 9 from example 8 were evaporated to dryness and the residue was rechromatographed twice on a c18 zorbax ods trademark dupont column 21 mm u00d7 25 cm eluting with a methanol and water mixture 77 23 at a flow rate of 9 ml per minute suitable fractions were combined and evaporated to yield the compound of formula i wherein r is h r 1 is oh r 2 is cyclobutyl r 3 is ch 3 and r 4 is 4 39 alpha l oleandrosyl l oleandrosyloxy as a white powder m p 135 u00b0 140 u00b0 c the structure of the product was confirmed by mass spectrometry as follows fast atom bombardment mass spectrometry was performed on a vg model 7070e mass spectrometer using a sample matrix of triethylene glycol with solid sodium chloride m na observed at m e 925 theoretical 925 electron impact mass spectrometry was performed using a vg model 7070f mass spectrometer the m e values for the. | 2 |
of the active ingredient for the injectable compositions ranges from about 0 1 to about 5 and preferably from about 0 5 to 2 the compositions of this invention may be employed in conjunction with glucocorticoids the expression 34 glucocorticoids 34 refers to a naturally occurring product of the adrenal cortex or a synthetic analog thereof possessing anti inflammatory activity and minimal or no mineralocorticoid activity or sex steroid activity of the natural glucocorticoids one may use for example hydrocortisone or the synthetic glucocorticoids such as methyl prednisolone acetate prednisone for oral application or triamcinolone for topical therapy the glucocorticoids should be employed in minor amounts or 34 permissive dosage 34 the expression 34 permissive dosage 34 for glucocorticoids refers to a quantity which minimally supplements the natural output of adrenal cortical glycocorticoids in a normal person and which dosage administered alone has no perceptible effect on proliferative skin diseases the following examples describe the manner and process of making and using the invention and set forth the best mode contemplated by the inventor of carrying out the invention but are not to be construed as limiting ______________________________________papaverine hydrochloride 0 9 gm cetyl alcohol 5 4 gm stearyl alcohol 5 4 gm na lauryl sulfate 1 35 gm white petrolatum 27 0 gm propylene glycol 9 0 gm distilled water q s 90 gm ______________________________________ the oil phase is prepared by melting the petrolatum cetyl and steryl alcohols together the remaining ingredients are dissolved in the water and added to the oil phase to form a cream the cream. | 2 |
in the drawing to the side of the second longitudinal rail 22 so that the drive force of the drive motor 24 is conducted on a longitudinal center plane of the support apparatus 2 substantially symmetrically to lumbar support 8 upper body support 10 and head support 12 in a corresponding manner the drive force of the driving motor 24 is transmitted from the second support 22 to the first support 20 via a transmission mechanism not illustrated in the drawing so that the drive force of the drive motor 24 is conducted substantially symmetrically to the leg support 14 and the calf support 16 on a longitudinal center plane of the support apparatus 2 in a modification of this embodiment it is also possible to provide two drive motors for adjusting the supports 8 10 12 of which one is disposed on the first longitudinal rail 20 and the other is disposed on the second longitudinal rail 22 these drive motors being synchronously controlled in a corresponding manner it is also possible to provide two synchronously controlled drive motors for adjusting the leg support 14 and the calf support 16 one being disposed on the first longitudinal rail 20 and the other being disposed on the second longitudinal rail 22 as fig3 illustrates the drive motor 24 is located within a profile height of the first. | 0 |
1 8 saturated carboxylic acids include vinyl acetate vinyl propionate vinyl butanate and allyl acetate the compound is applied to the carrier belt by a suitable means typically the compound will be applied to the carrier belt at a wet thickness up to about 20 mils 0 020 inches preferably from about 5 to 15 most preferably 8 to 2 mils the dry thickness of the skin on the substrate will be thinner by the amount of water lost from the compound when it is dried thus a compound with 50 percent solids applied to the carrier belt at 10 mils wet should give about 5 mil film on the substrate for higher filled compounds thick wet films may be used for practical purposes the wet film may be about 120 mils thick the following examples are intended to illustrate the present invention and are not intended to limit it unless otherwise stated parts are parts by dry weight ______________________________________ dry weightingredient compound a compound b______________________________________carboxylated s b latex 100 0 100 0 approx 50 solids polysar 2400 4 0 4 0release agentnopco 1186 nil 50filler calcium carbonate water to 55 solids 0 50______________________________________ a foam backed carpet was fed through a drum laminator adapted with a carrier belt in accordance with the present invention compound a was applied to the carrier belt at a wet coat thickness of 10 mils the line speed was 35 feet per minutes and the temperature of the drum was 180 u00b0 c the product is a foam backed carpet with a shiny smooth integrated bonded film on the back of the foam the surface does not delaminate from the foam the bond strength between. | 3 |
directional couplers 72 and 76 and produces the selected input to a down conversion module 84 the down conversion module 84 then produces a baseband or intermediate frequency signal to an analog to digital converter 82 for converting the signal to the digital domain for processing and analysis by the baseband processor 62 the six directional couplers 72 and 76 the six way switch 78 the down conversion module 84 and the analog to digital converter 82 all are shown here in fig4 as being part of the feedback loop 70 the feedback loop 70 produces the selected signal to the baseband processor 62 and more particularly to the second processing module 64 and third processing module 40 and the modules included therein for analysis as described herein and for phase amplitude and delay of the corresponding signals responsive thereto fig5 is a flowchart illustrating a method by a base station for generating forward link communication signals according to an embodiment of the invention initially a baseband processor produces a plurality of transformed and adjusted digital waveform signals where the digital waveform signals represent a corresponding plurality of amplified rf analog signals step 90 in general the radio transmitter transmits an amplified rf analog signal to mobile terminals within a cell or cell sector because the baseband processor operates in the digital domain however it generates a plurality of transformed. | 7 |
be described below with reference to fig8 the capacitive cleaning electrode 80 may tap rf power from a selected winding of the inductive coil antenna 45 thus eliminating the need for a separate rf power source for the capacitive cleaning electrode 80 the rf power applied to the capacitive cleaning electrode 80 is preferably adjusted to achieve the requisite balance between contaminant deposition rate and bombarding rate either by adjusting the rf power level of the separate rf generator 85 in the embodiment of fig1 or by moving the coil tap in the embodiment of fig8 how to reach the balance between deposition and bombarding rates is best understood by reference to fig3 which illustrates the deposition rate ordinate as a function of the bias potential abscissa on the surface in question the negative portion of the ordinate is a region of 34 negative 34 deposition or in other words removal this region is preferably avoided at all costs since what is removed is all material including the underlying material of the surface itself not merely the contaminants thereon fig3 shows that at first as the surface potential is increased from zero the deposition rate increases this is because some minimal kinetic energy is required to achieve a strong bond between the deposited particle and the material on the surface and the kinetic energy increases with the bias potential thereafter above a certain rf bias potential the. | 8 |
one strand pick count is normally expressed in picks per inch u201d see international standard ci1202 03 p 5 in one embodiment there are not fewer than three picks each pick may be made using a number of parts i e rope segments at least three such parts are necessary and while possible parts in excess of 15 may be of diminished practical value and increase production cost the angle u03b1 of each part within a pick relative to the longitudinal axis of the sling as a whole affects the ability of wraps within the sling to reach equilibrium in load sharing by their relative movement the design of a sling must therefore consider and balance the benefits of increased translation efficiency from lower angles against the consequent diminution of elongation and energy absorption which could be obtained at higher angles five functional performance parameters are directly and predictably affected by the change in the weave angle of the invention according to the relationship u201c cosine u03b1 u201d pushability translation elongation adjustment potential among the individual wraps the force of constriction pushability is the ability of one embodiment of the present invention when vertically disposed to sustain its own weight without collapse pushability increases with an increasing weave angle offset by an increasing unit weight translation is the percent of theoretical tensile load achievable divided into the actual tensile load capacity this percentage diminishes as the angle increases elongation is the extension potential within the rope itself i. | 3 |
signal to the control electronics 40 which in response to receiving the generated signal may stop the operation of the wind power installation it is to be appreciated that in some embodiments the counter 38 is integrated in the computing device 36 fig6 is a flow chart illustrating a method 50 according to one embodiment the method 50 includes determining if ice accretion has been detected at step 52 if ice accretion has been detected an associated one or more wind power installations may be stopped from operating or stoppage may be maintained as shown by step 54 the method 50 may further include determining if ice accretion is still detected as indicated by step 56 if ice accretion is still detected then the method continues back to maintaining stoppage of the wind power installation at step 54 if however ice accretion is not detected then the method includes determining if ice accretion is expected to continue to occur as indicated by step 58 if ice accretion is expected to continue to occur the method continues back to maintaining stoppage of the wind power installation as step 54 alternatively if no ice accretion is expected to occur the wind power installation may be started after a time delay as indicated by step 60 if on the other hand ice accretion was not detected at step 52 the method includes determining if ice accretion is expected to occur at step 62 if it is determined that ice accretion is not expected to occur. | 5 |
braking thyristor 13 and thyristors 10 at time t 5 for braking motor 11 in fig4 signal g 39 10 is shown at a level higher than signal g 10 for the sake of convenience to show that thyristors 10 are fired for the maximum ignition angle such an ignition angle temporarily increases current flowing through field coil 6 to make the motor brake more effective braking signal g 13 also fires thyristor 13 for a maximum ignition angle for the same purpose field coil 6 is thus strongly energized by the maximum ignition of thyristors 10 and 13 and on the other hand armature 5 is not supplied with current because it is short circuited by thyristor 13 when each of the ignition signals disappears at time t 6 thyristor 10 is cut off at a zero crossover point of ac power source 1 meanwhile thyristor 13 continues to discharge the electromagnetic energy stored in field coil 6 and simultaneously consumes current generated in armature 5 via a short circuit path through diode 14 across field coil 6 just after cutoff of thyristors 10 thus rotating energy of motor 11 is consumed by resistance of armature 5 and field coil 6 and the motor 11 is dynamically braked and is rapidly stopped thyristor 13 does not receive a braking signal g 13 during the braking period but the current generated during motor rotation holds the thyristor conductive until it disappears a diode 12 passes this current through field coil 6 and prevents this current from. | 3 |
inner shaping device 52 and an outer shaping device 54 which when brought together as suggested by the arrows in fig4 may heat and compress the web to produce a denser web upon heat shrinking with any method of making the rigidized fiber filter element of the present invention surface treatments and finishes may be applied to the filter element after the rigidification process the fibers used to produce the rigidized and densified fiber filter element of the present invention may be of more than one variety for example a rigid permeable structure may be prepared from a mixture of high shrink polyester fiber and a polyester binder fiber the rigidity of the structure is due not only to the high shrink fiber but also to the binder fiber heating and cooling of the precursor fabric structure results in shrinkage and bonding at fiber crossover points this further rigidifies the structure compared to that composed solely of high shrink fiber the density and rigidity of the fiber structure can also be increased by compression during heating the rigidized and densified fiber filter elements of the present invention have been made into rigid permeable structures of a range of densities and void volumes the low density precursor webs could include particulate matter within their web structure a precursor web containing such particles could be rigidified and densified in accordance with any one of the process described above and the resulting reduction in void size would confine the particles within the rigidized and densified fiber filter element for example particles of activated carbon could be incorporated within the filter element to remove toxic gases alternatively the incorporation of catalyst particles could permit desired chemical reactions to occur in the fluids passing through. | 8 |
according to the present invention with appropriate standard computer hardware to execute the code contained therein an apparatus for practicing the invention could be one or more computers and storage systems containing or having network access to computer programs coded in accordance with the invention referring now to the figures and in particular with reference to fig1 there is depicted an illustrative embodiment of a rasterizing system 100 in which the present invention may be implemented as shown in fig1 rasterizing system 100 includes an input device 102 for receiving translating and delivering display commands rasterizing system 100 further includes a graphics processor 104 in communication with input device 102 input device 102 which may include a microprocessor having the ability to execute drawing applications in response to user input receives input parameters and commands for drawing a line the method of the present invention may be incorporated in a drawing program executed by graphics processor 104 in response to user specified parameter values received by input device 102 in response to receiving a u201c draw line u201d command from input device 102 graphics processor 104 performs steps described in further detail with reference to fig2 and 3 to produce the line as specified by input parameters such as length thickness direction color etc as received and interpreted by input device 102 an output display device 106 receives the resulting bitmap file from graphics processor 104 and displays the results thereof on a visual raster medium such as a printed page or an electronic visual display such as a cathode ray tube crt or liquid crystal display lcd turning now. | 6 |
is detected by detector circuitry 26 which informs the control circuitry 28 likewise the inductance of the first coil 32 of the sensor circuitry 16 2 also has a change in its inductance which is detected by the detector circuitry 36 which in turn informs the control circuitry 38 the control circuitry 38 then controls the drive circuitry 37 to modulate a current in the first coil 32 the modulating current in the first coil 32 induces an equivalently modulating current in the first coil 22 of the sensor circuitry 16 1 the detector circuitry 26 detects the modulation of the induced current in this way the control circuitry 38 of the sensor circuitry 16 2 can transfer data identifying the second radio transceiver device 2 2 to the radio transceiver device 2 1 the detector circuitry 26 obtains the identity of the second radio transceiver device 2 2 and provides it to the control circuitry 28 which in turn provides it to the processor 14 1 the processor 14 1 on receiving the identity of the second radio transceiver device 2 2 controls the low power radio transceiver circuitry 10 1 to transmit packets to the low power radio transceiver circuitry 10 2 of the second radio transceiver device 2 2 using radio packets having a header comprising the identity of the second radio transceiver device 2 2 the control circuitry 28 of the sensor circuitry 16 1 can then via the drive circuitry 27 modulate a current in the first coil 22 and thereby transfer its identity to the second radio transceiver device 2 2 when the second radio transceiver device 2 2 is brought into the predetermined intimate physical relationship with the. | 7 |
by u03b6 these parameters also being preferably stored during a manoeuvre or part of a manoeuvre it is possible to detect said parameters once at the end of a manoeuvre for example temperature or detect and process said parameters so as to create a second mapping of another parameter u03c3 and the stored values thereof u03c3 m and the deviations from the current values u03c3 are used to decide whether to update u03b6 m u03c6 and or the values of the range w the second mapping may be created as a function of the travel movement u03c6 or as a function of the time in this latter case the value of the parameter u03c3 is acquired at regular intervals let us consider the case where samples of u03c3 are acquired along the travel path u03c6 of the roller shutter this therefore gives with reference to the general case u03c8 u2261 u03c3 u03c8 m u03c6 u2261 u03c3 m u03c6 obviously updating may also take into consideration simultaneously several parameters u03c3 1 u03c3 2 u03c3 m each independently and or then combined during processing by way of example of a second accessory parameter a the temperature t is considered here other examples are the speed of the wind direct irradiation of the sun which may deform the materials or the atmospheric humidity useful for establishing whether there may be frost on the guides therefore in this case u03c3 u2261 t it must be mentioned that one of the phenomena which most affects the torque required to move a blind is in fact the temperature in relation to the average room temperature of 25 u00b0 c a temperature which is higher within certain limits. | 4 |
pressure is advanced through a wiping die in a constricted passageway and into another chamber into which similar compound is pumped the compound in the second chamber is at a substantially lower temperature than the compound in the filling chamber and exerts pressure radially on the cable core being filled to form a sheath or coating of the lower temperature compound around the filled core to seal the first compound in the core the core is thereafter passed through a sizing die into a cooling chamber which solidifies the compound in and around the core the cable core is thus conditioned for the subsequent application of sheathing materials thereto for example core wrapping and or armor sheathing application_number US 61502275 A description referring to fig1 there is shown an apparatus 10 for injecting and sealing a waterproofing compound into and around the interstices of a cable core 11 passed therethrough longitudinally the apparatus 10 preferably includes a lead in tube 12 connected to one or more vacuum chambers 13 through a constrictor section or die 16 where the interstitial voids in the core 11 are substantially evacuated the core 11 is thereafter passed through a die 17 and a pressure gradient or insulated cooling chamber 18 which may have a cooling medium for example water circulated threraround through an inlet 21 and an outlet 22 under some operating conditions it may be found desirable to circulate a heating medium instead after the pressure gradient chamber 18 the core 11. | 7 |
or vector s data rate that could be received e g cqi such feedback would typically be based on observation of periodically transmitted reference symbols designed for this purpose i e csi rs and estimates of interference the feedback may be broadband e g covering the entire carrier bandwidth or frequency selective covering parts of the carrier bandwidth spatially white meaning that the interference level is substantially spread all around the secondary station spatially localized meaning that the interference level is only high at some locations around the secondary station uniform in the frequency domain frequency selective constant in the time domain or time varying the secondary station could determine appropriate assumptions itself by observation of the signals at its antenna outputs then if the interference is spatially localised the secondary station may be able optimize receiver processing i e selection of antenna weights in order to mitigate the effect of the interference and maximise sinr otherwise the secondary station should apply mrc maximum ratio combining calculation of antenna weights would be based on an estimate the spatial signature of the interference at the secondary station these weights could be applied to reception of data transmissions as well as reporting the channel quality e g cqi if the interference is frequency selective or time varying e g with an identifiable pattern this would lead to higher cqi values corresponding to parts of the spectrum with lower estimated interference one problem with using only the secondary station measurements is that interference environment in any future subframes may be different to that derived from past history note that in practice the spatial characteristics of the interference may be more complex for example. | 7 |
of use and loads are illustrated between fig3 5 and 6 fig3 and 4 also illustrate the 34 x 34 or cross over strap configuration of use and a china cabinet as the load being carried fig3 is a bottom view taken generally along line 3 3 of fig4 of the china cabinet 13 a generally heavy and awkward load to carry shown disposed within the strap apparatus 39 fig4 is a perspective and elevational view of the china cabinet 13 within the carrying strap apparatus 39 fig5 and 6 also illustrate the parallel method of use with an armoire as the load being carried fig5 is a bottom view taken generally along line 5 5 of fig6 of the armoire 14 a generally heavy and large load to carry fig6 is a perspective view of the armoire 14 within the carrying strap apparatus as indicated above the strap apparatus 39 base portions 4 and 5 are disposed at the bottom and centered on the load to be carried namely the armoire 14 in fig5 and 6 the side strap portions 6 and 7 of the straps 1 and 10 extend outwardly from the load being carried to opposite sides of the armoire 14 to the end forearm entries 2 and 3 once again the weight of the armoire 14 helps to stabilize the armoire within the frame defined by the straps 1 and 10 since the size and configuration of the armoire 14 differs substantially from the china cabinet 13 the size of the base portions of the straps and the side portions of the straps vary from the configurations of fig5 and 6 to that of fig3 and 4 again as indicated above the lengths of the straps may be adjusted at the. | 1 |
with 200 u03bcl of a solution of phenolsulfonephthalein a dye which forms a blue colored stable complex in the presence of free calcium after incubation for 3 minutes an intensity of coloration measured at 612 nm which is directly proportional to the calcium concentration in the sample is obtained in each plate a calibration range is prepared using the following concentrations of calcium 0 0 5 1 1 5 2 3 4 5 mm it was noted fig2 that the bcp in microparticle form and also the ha powder brought into contact with plasma induced a considerable and significant decrease in the calcium concentration of said plasma the decrease in calcium concentration is similar for bcp and ha and is not observed for u03b2 tcp on the basis of the values obtained for the plasma alone 1 960 u00b1 0 044 mm the plasma in the presence of bcp 0 871 u00b1 0 160 mm and the plasma in the presence of ha 0 840 u00b1 0 121 mm the calcium uptake was evaluated at 0 125 u03bcmol of calcium per 50 mg of bcp or ha it was also noted that the addition of 50 u03bcl of a 2 5 mm solution i e 0 125 u03bcmol to the bcp or the ha before addition of the plasma made it possible to restore a normal plasma calcium concentration fig2 the same amount of calcium chloride added to u03b2 tcp adds to the initial plasma calcium and confirms the absence of uptake by this biomaterial under these conditions moreover it was observed that the. | 0 |
{"publication_number": "US-2006199855-A1", "abstract": "a process is provided for preparing pharmaceutical grade atorvastatin hemicalcium salt comprising : deesterifying , wherein r is an ester protecting group to extracting r - 3 into an organic solvent or mixture of solvents , adding a base of formula nr 1 r 2 r 3 wherein r 1 , r 2 and r 3 are independently selected from h , substituted or non - substituted c1 to c7 alkyl , c6 to c9 aryl , c8 to c10 aralkyl or aminoalkyl to form atorvastatin base salt , isolating by precipitation of the above atorvastatin base salt and purifying when necessary ,", "application_number": "US-19741305-A", "description": "to a mixture of 150 g ( 4r - cis )- 1 , 1 - dimethylethyl - 6 -{ 2 -[[ 2 -( 4 - fluorophenyl )]- 5 -( 1 - methylethyl )- 3 - phenyl - 4 -[( phenylamino ) carbonyl ]- 1h - pyrrole - 1 - yl ] ethyl | 2 |
it is generally constructed by helically winding in opposite directions successive layers of wire over a straight central mandrel wire the flex shaft properties are tailored to the specific application by varying the number of wires in each layer the number of layers the wire diameter and the wire material in this particular application the shaft must be optimized for fatigue life number of revolutions minimum bend radius to allow packaging in the given tool diameter and for conveying thrust another concern is the shaft reliability when applying thrust to the drill bit through the shaft during drilling operations various amounts of thrust are applied to the drill bit to facilitate drilling the amount of thrust applied depends on the sharpness of the bit and the material being drilled sharper bits only require the application of minimum thrust through the flexible shaft this minimum thrust has virtually no affect on the reliability of the flexible shaft duller bits require the application of more thrust that could damage the flexible shaft one solution is to apply the thrust directly to the drill bit instead of through the flexible shaft in this method force applied to a piston located in the tool is transferred by the piston to the drill bit the thrust necessary for drilling is supplied without any effect on the flexible shaft this technique is further described in a u s patent application ser no 08 603 307 docket number 20 2650 filed concurrently with the present application a second solution is to use a sharp bit each time a. | 4 |
10 may be properly distanced thereby fluid flow between each layer of joined pair of sheets 10 may be obtained the distancing will appear only at the first end portion 11 1 and the second end portion 11 2 fluid flow may hence be provided unobstructed in the area between the first end portion 11 1 and the second end portion 11 2 however it is envisaged that other separating means may be provided along the axial extension of the sheet if the sheet are very long in order to separate pairs of sheet from each other fig1 shows a front view of the sheet 10 a flat surface 19 allows the stacking of multiple pairs of sheet 10 while distancing each pair properly from its two adjacent pairs of sheet 10 fig1 shows a stacked sheet assembly 16 u2032 which is a variation of the stacked sheet assembly 16 generally the stacked sheet assembly 16 u2032 has similar design as that of stacked sheet assembly 16 however sheet 10 u2032 utilizes other techniques than the above described sloping intermediate surfaces for distancing each pair of joined sheet 10 u2032 in particular each pair of joined sheets 10 u2032 may be stacked with other joined pair of sheets 10 u2032 by e g providing a string of hot melt adhesive transversally across an outer surface 15 u2032 of a first and a second end of each sheet 10 u2032. | 8 |
which is located in a position to engage the notches 47 between the teeth 45 on the bottom of each of the support bars 48 the pin 84 is bias a spring 86 into engagement with the notches 47 a pull ring 88 is provided on the end of the pin 84 to pull the pin downward out of engagement with the notches 47 when the mounting bracket 74 is to be moved to a different location on the adjustment bar the fixture 76 is one of a number of fixtures which can be interchangeably mounted on the brackets 74 the fixture 76 as shown in fig4 and 5 includes a plate 90 having a pair of pins 92 mounted on the bottom in a position to be inserted into the hollow tubes 82 provided on the mounting bracket 74 as shown in the drawing a fixture assembly 36 is mounted on each end of the adjustment bars 48 thus providing four support points on the adaptor the fixture 76 is used to support a chain 98 and includes a support rod 94 having a slot 96 at the upper end one link of the chain 98 is aligned in the slot 96 on each end of each support bar 48 to provide a sling for supporting a transmission with this arrangement the mounting brackets 74 can be moved inwardly or. | 8 |
formate buffer and the base are added in the vial and the reaction mixture is heated for a short time the acid eluate is normally constituted by an aqueous solution of a strong acid as for example hcl while the base is an aqueous solution of a strong base as for example naoh on the whole the use of formate buffer guarantees a suitable ph even if variations in the eluate acidity occur and in this way reduces the amount of not complexed ga 68 due to a too low or a too high ph resulting in high content of free 68 ga 3 or 68 ga hydroxides respectively moreover the addition of a sequestering agent allows to bring down the amount of chelator functionalized molecule needed to obtain a complete ga 68 complexation these two aspects enabled the applicant to achieve a suitable degree of complexation advantageously at least 92 95 and 97 and consequently a sufficient purity at least 92 95 and 97 without any kind of pre or final purification since the results obtained confirm the feasibility of a direct ga 68 labeling that doesn 39 t require manipulation or purification the formulation can be applied to the production of a specific kit therefore according to a particular embodiment the invention relates also to a kit comprising a siliconized vial containing the chelator functionalized molecule and the selected sequestering agent a siliconized vial or a syringe containing a suitable ultra pure formic acid sodium formate mixture moreover the invention relates also to a single vial containing the. | 2 |
black brown color denim fabrics this invention is the achievement of dyeing reactive direct pigment acid disperse and other non vat sulfur or its combinations of non vat sulfur dyes or combinations between vat sulfur dyes and vat sulfur dyes on continuous yarn dyeing machines and relevant apparatus its products are also very distinguishable especially its combinations hence is a part of the invention application_number US 201414272517 A description as used herein and in the claims u201c comprising u201d means including the following elements but not excluding others now referring to fig1 fig2 and fig3 the present invention in one aspect is a denim comprising a plurality of wrap threads 20 and a plurality of weft threads each of the wrap threads 20 further comprises a first yarn 22 and a dye coating that is disposed on the first yarn 22 in which the dye coating comprises a plurality of different dyes at least one of the plurality of dyes in the dye coating i e first dye 24 at least partially reveals and only partially covers another different dye immediately there below i e second dye 26 and the bottom most dye i e second dye 26 only partially covers the first yarn 22 such that the dyes i e both first dye 24 and second dye 26 are not disposed on at least a portion of the first yarn 22 thereby showing the wrap thread with a plurality of colors each weft thread only consists of a second yarn without any dye thereon in an exemplary embodiment each of the wrap threads 20 further comprises a. | 3 |
these characteristics the invention performs the following referring to fig4 the cleaning agent 25 is placed in chamber 22 therefore it is isolated from all mechinisiams in either solid or semi dissolved form the casing 17 is divided into two chambers 22 and 23 by the baffle 14 by setting the baffle 14 into the first set of grooves 13 located at the center of main chamber the volume of discharge is at a minimum when inserting the baffle 14 into the center set of grooves 13 the volume of discharge to chamber 22 is increased by approximately 33 and with the baffle 14 set into the last set of grooves 13 the discharge chamber 22 is increased 66 over the minimum setting by the ability of varying the discharge chamber 39 s 22 volume the amount of solution discharged through aperture 21 is varied it is obvious that more grooves will produce a finer variability as the water level rapidly falls the solution in the upper end of chamber 22 is quickly discharged through aperture 21 and slot 19 with the baffle 14 holding the solution in the holding chamber 23 to a slower discharge rate with this difference in discharge rate of the two chambers a pressure difference will create a solution flow between chambers 23 to 22 through aperture 16 this current 24 is at its strongest when the chambers reach equal volume this current 24 is used to break the surface tension of additive 25 thus to allowing diffusion of the. | 4 |
and with bearing surface 62 seating on face 52 to place the lock segments 12 into a locked position in the locked position locking head 36 extends radially inward and beyond the inside diameter of body 20 and into counterbore 64 on sleeve 22 counterbore 64 includes shoulder 66 that as sleeve 22 is moved downward relative to body 12 engages concave surface 60 and is prevented from further downward relative movement referring still to fig1 and fig5 shoulder 66 of sleeve 22 and concave surface 60 of lock segment 12 preferably extend at an angle less than 45 degrees from horizontal such that the majority of the force applied by sleeve 22 onto lock segments 12 is projected downward through the lock segments 12 the downward projected force carries through bearing surface 62 of lock segment 12 onto face 52 of body 20 any horizontally directed loads are directed from convex surface 58 onto concave face 50 once lock segments 12 are engaged they cannot be moved radially thus providing a positive locking engagement between body 20 and sleeve 22 that will not be disengaged by increasing loads from sleeve 22 the load created by the downward movement of sleeve 22 is carried in shear across each locking segment 12 which individually and collectively are capable of carrying significant loads referring now to fig6 the locking mechanism 10 is unlocked by hydrostatic pressure in the interior 68 of tool 18 cavity 24 is. | 4 |
uniform quantization the relationship between mse and q has to be respected for each q in a preferred implementation in order to perform the normalization the u201c spatial video codecs u201d are uniformly quantized with a step u03b4 defined as by combining equation 1 and 2 we obtain that the distortion expressed as the mse is function of q defined by mse u03b4 2 12 f u2032 u2061 q 2 c 1 q c 2 2 12 3 where c 1 controls the minimal and maximal quality and c 2 the variation of the distortion according to q in particular the following values have been chosen c 1 5 and c 2 24 this means that the distortion is doubled for each decrease of 24 of the q parameter the proposed normalization procedure is not exact but as we show in fig5 it is possible to obtain on different input signals a similar distortion for a given quality parameter q and this for different u201c spatial video codecs u201d four transforms are displayed the wavelet 53 wavelet haar dct and dpcm according to a given q parameter they introduce a similar distortion moreover we claim that the error e n in the alignment of the n th u201c spatial video codec u201d is small compared to the predicted distortion d n u0192 u2032 q e n e n lt lt d n 4 we have statistically evaluated equation 4 and the performances of the proposed u201c spatial video codec u201d alignment and we report the results. | 7 |
and more preferable to be 0 5 u00b0 3 0 u00b0 on the other hand the angle formed between the cam surfaces 61 63 and the vertical plane is preferable to be in the range of 5 u00b0 50 u00b0 and more preferable to be 10 u00b0 45 u00b0 such a difference in the angle formed by the cam surfaces makes it possible to lessen the urging force of the die block 48 than that of the die block 50 and consequently to carry out the groove formation process while holding a portion of the cylindrical material 61 where little deformation is expected under a suitable restraining force in the middle portion of the upper base 66 an attaching block 68 is secured and on the lower side thereof a preliminary flange forming die 70 is secured the die 70 is provided with an opening 72 for receiving the head of the punch 36 leaving a slight clearance between the two and it is at the same time tapered to be of funnel shape convergent from the fixed end to the free end thereof the earlier mentioned preliminary forming process performed with such an apparatus will be described a suitably prepared cylindrical material 51 is fitted on the punch assembly 43 before the upper base 66 accompanied by the complementary cams 64 65 is descended the movable cams 56 57 are inwardly moved under pressure due to the cam action appearing there resisting the biasing force of the above mentioned resilient members along with this movement the die blocks 48 50 respectively secured. | 8 |
34 1 4 34 water globules in the effluent 1 7 3in series in 1 34 31 9 8 42 7 10 a few 1 8 34 waterglass pipe 385 12 globules werea perforated plate observed afterthick provided 10 kenics sup u00ae with 3 1 4 34 holes elements but fig5 4 mostly striations kenics sup u00ae elements no water globulesa perforated plate and only a fewwith 7 1 8 34 holes trace striations fig6 4 observed afterkenics sup u00ae elements 20 kenics sup u00ae a perforated plate elements with 19 1 8 34 holes fig8 12kenics sup u00ae elements 2 7 3in series in 1 34 31 2 5 41 4 14 5 no water globulesglass pipe 385 94 and very attenuateda perforated plate striations observed1 8 34 thick provided after 14 kenics sup u00ae with 3 1 4 34 holes elements no stria fig5 4 tions seen after 20kenics sup u00ae elements kenics sup u00ae elements a perforated platewith 7 1 8 34 holes fig6 4kenics sup u00ae elements a perforated platewith 19 1 8 34 holes fig8 12kenics sup u00ae elements 1 7 5in series in a 1 34 15 3 27 5 48 water spread acrossglass pipe all of down streamone perforated plate side of plate thick provided. | 3 |
or without the use of a catalyst in another embodiment the intermediate is water soluble in one embodiment the curing agent of the invention is prepared in accordance to the following generic reaction scheme in the above reaction scheme it is understood that the water molecule in the u201c intermediate product u201d is part of the 8 member ring by hydrogen bonding in one embodiment the curing compositions of the invention may be included in resin systems used in a wide variety of applications for example in one embodiment the curing compositions of the invention may be included in resin systems used in the manufacture of structural composites for example in the automotive marine and aerospace industries in another embodiment the curing compositions of the invention may be included in resin systems used in the manufacture of electrical laminates such as used in printed circuit boards in another embodiment the curing compositions of the invention may be included in resin systems used in the manufacture of coating compositions in another embodiment the curing compositions of the invention may be included in resin systems used in the manufacture of friction materials in order to provide a better understanding of the present invention including representative advantages thereof the following examples are offered it is understood that the examples are for illustrative purposes and should not be regarded. | 2 |
through the completed wall current plastic materials also develop great strengths permitting minimal cross sections thus minimizing further the heat transfer through the connecting device a first connector embodiment 1 of the connector constructed according to the present invention is seen in fig1 a 1 f connectors of the present invention are preferably used in creating wall and ceiling three ply panels having a first or face concrete layer thickness of about 2 3 u2033 an insulation ply layer of a thickness of about 2 u2033 to 6 u2033 and a second or structural concrete layer having a thickness of about 7 9 u2033 preferably the connector 1 has a maximum diameter preferably of about 0 35 u2033 to 0 40 u2033 most preferably about 0 377 inches and a length of about 5 5 u2033 to about 6 u2033 although these measurements may vary depending upon the type and size of the three ply wall or ceiling panel to be constructed or the thickness of the insulating material used in forming the same as illustrated the first connector 1 includes a first end 3 terminating in a point 5 the point 5 is constructed such that it is of sufficient sharpness to pierce and penetrate insulation board such as board marketed by dow under the blueboard tradename or commonly available insulation board marketed by dow and owens coming used in the construction of multi ply concrete walls the first end 3. | 5 |
state retention between contexts to one where the number of tasks awaiting a particular configuration must be an integer value a logical view of the management of outstanding tasks is shown in fig3 tasks are organised into queues these queues exist in perpetuity in particular they accumulate work for fpga configurations which are not currently active the scheduler determines when to switch tasks and manages the order of execution of tasks within a task group the reconfiguration support logic manages the mechanics of reprogramming the fabric and signalling when it is complete according to the cooperative nature of this model there is no data that requires retention within the fabric when a context switch is scheduled it continuously evaluates the current scheduling decision according to the changing state of the task queues it manages the execution order of tasks within an individual task queue each and every task arrival causes an update of the scheduling decision to ensure that the fpga fabric is in the correct state at all times greedy scheduling within the task queues the scheduler mandates the order of execution according to attributes defined by the system architect as a minimum the scheduler should provide fifo round robin and priority policies the systemweaver solution provides a rich set of scheduling and interprocessor communications capability which can be deployed to manage runtime parallel execution and interprocess communication the features of systemweaver may efficiently manage tasks and context switches. | 8 |
been patterned to produce gates 201 and 205 together with runner 203 which extends over field oxide 113 thus it will be noted that fig1 15 depict the formation of two adjacent transistors separated by field oxide 113 furthermore gate level runner 203 extends along field oxide 113 gate level runner 203 may be connected although not shown in the particular cross section of fig1 to gate 201 or 205 or to the gate source or drain of some other transistor not shown in fig1 layer 119 which may be silicon dioxide is formed on substrate 111 next layer 121 is deposited layer 121 may be silicon nitride or silicon oxynitride layer 123 is deposited upon layer 121 layer 123 may be formed from teos or bpteos or any of a variety of other deposited dielectrics typical thicknesses for layers 119 121 and 123 are similar to the thicknesses for aforementioned layers 19 21 and 23 in fig1 7 next in a manner analogous to that depicted in fig4 10 layers 123 121 and optionally 119 are anisotropically etched to create spacer layers 119 121 and 123 illustrated in fig1 some drain regions 300 301 and 302 may be formed in a manner similar to that discussed before although fig1 shows the shapes of junctions 300 301 and 302 to have standard profiles lightly doped drain ldd profiles may be created. | 7 |
water mist discharged into the cabinet air circulation system an electronic system combines the input from the sensor the temperature inputs and the humidity percentage setting to regulate the timing and duration of the water mist discharge thereby allowing to adjust percentage of humidity in heated holding cabinets the sensor is a capacitor comprising two plates in close proximity but insulated from each other the electrical output of the capacitor is sensitive to moisture on the surfaces between the plates by cooling one plate until it reaches its dew point the signal is detected and received by the electronic system cooling of the capacitor plate is accomplished by means of a thermoelectric cooler when cabinet humidity falls below a predetermined threshold value and a corresponding change in capacitance of the capacitive sensor is detected the humidity control system turns on a water mister to spray water into cabinet air flow until a desired relative humidity level is reached in the heated cabinet application_number US 51609795 A description the present invention is a humidity control system described with respect to heated holding cabinets in the following description numerous specific details are set forth to provide a more thorough description of the present invention it will be apparent however to one skilled in the art that the present invention may be practiced without these specific details in other instances well known features have not been described in detail so as not to obscure the present invention heated holding cabinets are commonly used to provide transportation or storage means for food to maintain food in a heated or warm condition for an extended period of time the heated holding cabinets are usually equipped with a temperature control system to keep the cabinet temperature optimal for stored. | 5 |
the acid itself and this permits a relatively simple means of isolating the salt product generally the process is carried out at an elevated temperature i e between about 60 u00b0 c and 100 u00b0 c then on cooling the salt product crystallizes from solution and is collected on a filter the process is illustrated by the following examples showing the preparation of various salts as indicated of 5 5 bis bromomethyl 2 chloro 2 oxo 1 3 2 dioxaphosphorinane to a solution of 64 8 g 0 2 mol of 5 5 bis bromomethyl 2 hydroxy 2 oxo 1 3 2 dioxaphosphorinane in 250 ml of water at 90 u00b0 c there is added a hot solution 90 u00b0 c of 144 9 g 0 6 mol of aluminum chloride hexahydrate in 100 ml of water the addition is made slowly with stirring and when all is added the resulting mixture is cooled slowly to room temperature and filtered the solid is washed with 50 ml of cold water and dried at 100 u00b0 c under vacuum to constant weight yield 52 3 g 79 of the theory elemental analysis correspond to c 15 h 24 br 6 o 12 p 3 al to a solution of 64 8 g 0 2 mol of 5 5. | 2 |
sulfate after filtration the liquid was concentrated by distilling the solvent thus resulting in 151 g of a crude product the crude product was purified by distillation under a reduced pressure of 0 5 torr at 199 u00b0 c and thus 136 g 0 25 mol yield of 87 of a transparent liquid was obtained this product was subjected to gas chromatography and the purity of the product was 99 6 in a two liter flask having four openings equipped with a stirrer a thermometer a dropping funnel and a reflux condenser respectively 261 g 0 52 mol of 9 9 didodecylfluorene 1 l of water and five drops of sulfuric acid were placed and stirred to mix by adding 200 g 1 3 mol of bromine into the mixture a reaction was started after the reaction had been conducted at 60 u00b0 c for 12 hours unreacted bromine was decomposed with an aqueous solution of sodium hydrogen sulfite the target product was extracted from the reaction mixture using hexane and then washed with water and a sodium hydrogencarbonate aqueous solution the resulting organic liquid was dried using anhydrous magnesium sulfate after filtration the liquid was concentrated and then allowed to stand at 0 u00b0 c so that a white solid was precipitated the precipitate was filtered and subsequently washed with hexane followed by drying thus 312 g 0 47 mol yield of 93 of a white solid product was obtained this product was subjected to gas chromatography and the purity of the product was 99 0 in a two liter flask having four openings equipped with a stirrer a thermometer a dropping funnel and a reflux condenser respectively 1 l of water three drops of a surfactant 10 7 g 0 0395 mol of anhydrous iron iii chloride and. | 2 |
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