Everything at once

Cited prior art · Richard F Woodcock · American Optical Corp · United States · 1964

of said nified relation on the device face 50.1, the greater light 75 member from points of said convexity. Page 8 2. A method of forming a tapered fiber-optical image faces on the ends

Cited prior art · Robert E Dawson · RE Dietz Co · United States · 1969

the lens evenly and 29d, each row divided into 24 individual elements, 75 across the beam. Page 7 2. A warning lens for collecting light from a source for receiving light

Cited prior art · Duc Joseph Adrien M Le · Pullman Inc · United States · 1966

electrical energy of current up to about 1000 amperes per square foot of Page 7 apparent electrode surface or higher. Within these cur conductive metal including salts,

Cited prior art · Edlin Frank Edward · EI Du Pont de Nemours and Co · United States · 1965

be prepared by conventional techniques and distillate are removed. Typically, a grading of /2 Page 4 to 2% is used. Particularly with small stills not having eter/chord

Cited prior art · United States · 1964

there to form a mirror, and the reflected rays are focussed, by 75 With and generally conforming to the configuration of Page 7 S. 6 said wall portion, said lens being configured to concen 11.

Patents citing this work · United States · 1964

by suitable means not further Though the device Oa shown in FIG. 2 may of Page 4 course be used as a burner in the same manner as

Cited prior art · Leon Winik · George Doundoulakis · United States · 1969

seen by the observer, 75 dividing said objective lens into a plurality of directive Page 7 sectors, each sector receiving light from the direction de 2,995,970 8/1961 Hicks

Patents citing this work · United States · 1968

through the field in an electromagnetic flowmeter, and 2a corresponds to the (7) ’2 diameter of the flow passage of the flowmeter. This leaves which is the case

Cited prior art · Ernie B Esters · United States · 1968

a rigid insulating material. At their outer edges they support a plurality of conductive Page 7 commutator strips 26. The strips 26 are arcuate in shape and are

Patents citing this work · United States · 1967

suitably modi fied to fit into the present application. A brief compari Page 7 son of FIG. 4 of the present application with FIG. 1 of D is

Cited prior art · Squires Arthur Morton · United States · 1967

of the fluid or granular material. Periodically a reverse and sand bed of FIG. 2; Page 6 FIG. 4 is a graph illustrating the type of reverse flow

Cited prior art · Erwin L Long · United States · 1965

thermo-valve 75 because of its lower density, thus resulting in a discon Page 7 tinuance of thermal activity during periods of above positioned in a tidal water area

Cited prior art · Kach Alfred · Bbc Brown Boveri & Cie · United States · 1964

core 2. It is desirable to build up the core and shell Page 7 parts of the magnetic structure from laminated iron. periodically. Control of the conductivity is

Cited prior art · William A Rhodes · Henes Manufacturing Co · United States · 1968

with various chemi below the boiling point of water, are embraced within Page 2 the purvue of this invention, as are all variations coming 35%, is electrolytically decomposed at

Patents citing this work · United States · 1969

element 80 within the solid 75 component arrangement for subliming solid microrocket Page 7 system characteristic of the invention, specifically con in direct and open communication with the chamber

Cited prior art · Robert W Bennett, Lloyd G Sprague and 1 more · United States · 1968

and outer wall surfaces 3 and ence character 63 in FIGS. 1, 2, 7 and 8 of the patent 4, respectively, of portion 1b, converge to form an annular

Cited prior art · Reichhelm Robert · COMBUSTION EFFICIENCY CORP · United States · 1968

chamber to the inlet cation therewith, the port openings 48 connecting the 75 of said nozzle, Page 7 (f) means connecting said gasifying chamber to said (i) conduit means connecting

Cited prior art · Krasnow Shelley · United States · 1963

remain very stable, not varying 75 The rotating system composed of rotor 7 of the gen Page 6 erator and rotor 5 of the motor on shaft 8, will

Cited prior art · David M Young · Dow Chemical Co · United States · 1969

on with solid aluminum chloride at a temperature of about the basis of the empty column. Page 2 The aluminum chloride catalyst can be AlCls powder Component Feed stream After

Cited prior art · Reijnst Maximilien Felix, Wilhelmus Hendrikus Donselaar and 1 more · United States · 1963

stator may come in contact with each other. positioned about the periphery of said shaft. . Page 3 2. A rotor comprising a shaft, a plurality of permanent plates disposed between