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序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
121 JPS4922942Y1 - JP9131667 1967-10-27 JPS4922942Y1 1974-06-20
122 JPS48110597U - JP3614372 1972-03-29 JPS48110597U 1973-12-19
123 JPS4868163A - JP10293071 1971-12-18 JPS4868163A 1973-09-17
124 JPS4822078B1 - JP6607770 1970-07-30 JPS4822078B1 1973-07-03
125 JPS4740239Y1 - JP10653868 1968-12-09 JPS4740239Y1 1972-12-05
126 JPS4716989Y1 - JP3028469 1969-04-03 JPS4716989Y1 1972-06-14
127 JPS477489Y1 - JP9131467 1967-10-27 JPS477489Y1 1972-03-21
128 JPS4522728Y1 - JP8579366 1966-09-10 JPS4522728Y1 1970-09-08
129 JPS4511281Y1 - JP5885068 1968-07-09 JPS4511281Y1 1970-05-20
130 EFFICIENT AND MANUFACTURABLE MECHANICAL COMPUTING EP21801680.6 2021-09-22 EP4107596B1 2023-09-06 RYLEY, James, F., III; JOBES, Mark, N.; MACARTHUR, James; SEMPREBON, Jeffrey, E.
131 SYSTEM OF MULTI-SWARM DRONE CAPTURING EP21834430.7 2021-06-25 EP4136618A1 2023-02-22 LIU, Cheng-Yi
132 VIDEO-ASSISTED TARGET LOCATION EP13737491.4 2013-06-27 EP2901236B1 2017-05-17 KARLOV, Valeri I.; DURST, Adam C.; BARRY, Patrick E.
133 A VACUUM UNIT, A SYSTEM COMPRISING SUCH VACUUM UNIT, AND A METHOD OF OPERATING A VACUUM UNIT EP07748045.7 2007-04-20 EP2013486A1 2009-01-14 JOHANSSON, Håkan; CASINGE, Tom
A vacuum unit comprises an inlet nozzle (10) having an input for compressed air and an output, an outlet nozzle (20) having an input and an output. A space (S) is provided between the output of the inlet nozzle and the input of the outlet nozzle and a vacuum opening (V) is in connection with the space. This space has a connection to a source of air (R) arranged at an angle to the output of the inlet nozzle, so that air entering the space (S) deflects the air flow from the inlet nozzle away from the input of the outlet nozzle. A vacuum unit is thereby provided which has fewer component parts and ducts or conduits than earlier units of this kind.
134 SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MESSAGE MEDIA CONTENT SYNCHRONIZATION EP06739128.4 2006-03-21 EP1861762A2 2007-12-05 BRAZELL, Robert; POWELL, Robert, H.
The present invention relates to systems and methods for message media content synchronization. One embodiment relates to a system that includes an advertising database, a synchronization module, and an advertising vehicle. The advertising database stores a plurality of advertisements and receives new advertisements. The synchronization module receives synchronization information and schedules advertisements from the advertising database according to the synchronization information. The synchronization information includes information related to how particular advertisements interact with one another simultaneously over various forms of media. The synchronization module then broadcasts advertisements from the advertising database according to the schedule via the advertising vehicle. Each of the processes may be performed manually or automatically depending on available resources.
135 IMPROVED POLOXAMER AND POLOXAMINE COMPOSITIONS FOR NUCLEIC ACID DELIVERY EP01913279 2001-03-02 EP1309904A4 2006-03-29 NICOL FRANCOIS; WANG JIJUN; COLEMAN MICHAEL; MACLAUGHLIN FIONA; ROLLAND ALAIN
136 MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION AND CONTROL SYSTEM FOR AUTOMOBILES EP98904615 1998-01-05 EP0956219A4 2001-01-24 OBRADOVICH MICHAEL L; KENT MICHAEL L; DINKEL JOHN G
In a multimedia information and control system (100) for use in an automobile, at least one interface (102, 104, 106, 108, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118) is employed which enables a user to access information concerning the automobile and control vehicle functions in an efficient manner. The user may select one of a plurality of displayed options in a display screen (209) of such an interface. Through audio (104b), video (106C) and text media interfaces, the user is provided with information concerning the selected option and the vehicle function corresponding thereto. Having been so informed, the user may activate the selected option to control the corresponding vehicle function.
137 MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION AND CONTROL SYSTEM FOR AUTOMOBILES EP98904615.0 1998-01-05 EP0956219A2 1999-11-17 OBRADOVICH, Michael, L.; KENT, Michael, L.; DINKEL, John, G.
In a multimedia information and control system (100) for use in an automobile, at least one interface (102, 104, 106, 108, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118) is employed which enables a user to access information concerning the automobile and control vehicle functions in an efficient manner. The user may select one of a plurality of displayed options in a display screen (209) of such an interface. Through audio (104b), video (106C) and text media interfaces, the user is provided with information concerning the selected option and the vehicle function corresponding thereto. Having been so informed, the user may activate the selected option to control the corresponding vehicle function.
138 Data security apparatus EP95102120.3 1995-02-16 EP0669580B1 1998-06-10 Ohba, Toshihiro, c/o Sega Enterprises, Ltd.; Asai, Toshinori, c/o Sega Enterprises, Ltd.
139 Data security apparatus EP95102120.3 1995-02-16 EP0669580A2 1995-08-30 Ohba, Toshihiro, c/o Sega Enterprises, Ltd.; Asai, Toshinori, c/o Sega Enterprises, Ltd.

An input means 4 is connected by way of a security check means 5 to a program data readout means 6. The program data readout means 6 is coupled to a game implementation means 11. To the security check means 5 are coupled a flag storage means 7 and an ID detection means 8. In the flag storage means 7 are stored a security flag 7a and a readout enabling flag 7b. To the ID detection means 8 are coupled an ID storage means 9 and an ID collation means 10. The ID collation means 10 is coupled to the program data readout means 6. A KEY-CD 2 stores an identifier KEY-ID 2b. A trial CD 1 stores an identifier DISC-ID 1 b. In response to the KEY-ID 2b detected from the KEY-CD 2, the security flag 7a becomes on, and after the collation of the DISC-ID 1 detected from the trial CD 1 with the KEY-ID 2b, the readout flag 7b becomes on. Then, the program data within the trial CD 1 are read out by the program data readout means 6, allowing the game implementation means 11 to execute a game. It is thus possible both to securely prevent the data stored in the storage medium from being illegally executed, analyzed. or copied by a person not having a legitimate title and to facilitate the execution of the data by a person having the legitimate title.

140 SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR IMPROVED FLOW DATA RECONCILIATION ---------. EP93915209 1993-06-04 EP0646259A4 1995-08-09 CARDNER DAVID V
The present invention is a system (100) and method for improved processing of flow data signals to provide output flow data signals which better approximate the true flows being measured. The general approach on which the invention is based is commonly known as flow data reconciliation. A dynamic simulation (110) is run in parallel with a flow data reconciliation, and model predicted flows are used to complete balances wherever sensor measurements are unavailable. Model predicted compositions are also used to allow the computation of stream enthalpies so that enthalpy balances can be used in the reconciliation. The use of model predicted values of changes in inventory allow dynamic material balances to be used, making the reconciliation much more effective for process with slow dynamic behavior. Weighting factor on sensors (106), computed based on the current value of the error of the sensor (106), reduce the impact of sensors (106) with high errors. A multiplicative correction factor distributes corrections more evenly among streams with large and small flows. Statistical behavior of historical performance of sensors (106) is used to reduce the adverse impact of rapid shifts in sensor accuracy and to detect unconverged reconciliation solutions.
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