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Cited prior art · Lucien Y. Bronicki · Ormat Inc · United States · 1995

Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 6 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 7 from an ambient source during a first period of time; METHOD OF AND APPARATUS FOR storing the compressed gas in a

Cited prior art · James R. Ford, William H. Johnson and 2 more · United States · 1993

can reduce the equivalent air gap be 65 the unenergized second electromagnet "2". The advan tween the faces (72, 70) of the permanent magnet and tage of this arrangement is that the negating

Cited prior art · Masayuki Saruwatari, Junichi Furuya and 1 more · United States · 1999

embodi present invention, in addition to the above Structure, a ment; and Page 7 FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the contents of control bypass passage 4, thereby recirculating the Supercharged according to the Second

Cited prior art · Livien D. Ven · Andre R. Vincent · United States · 1999

and outside or Vice versa. preSSure Signals is not new in and of itself. Page 10 The vaporized fluid in line 75 is coupled to a manually and providing more heat to the third

Cited prior art · Takeo Kagatani · United States · 1999

orption of hydrogen takes place at this constant pressure P. by operation of the fuel cell to generate oxygen and hydro Page 7 S 6 gen for use during peak power intervals, but wherein the

Cited prior art · Ramon A. Caamano · United States · 1998

the device. 5.248,952 9/1993 Busbee. ... 336/213 5,350,988 9/1994 Le ........................................... 318/618 28 Claims, 7 Drawing Sheets 501st - 30- - 421\- 42 41 - -- 32 Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 Drawing sheet — no readable text.

Cited prior art · Steven Amendola · National Patent Development Corp · United States · 1998

an electrochemical 35 gen Since available electrolysis cells only operate at about 70 plating type of operation. Methods for producing these to 75% efficiency. Therefore if the goal of the transport is to materials generally

Cited prior art · Syd L. Cooke · NATURAL RESOURCES FOUNDATION · United States · 1998

Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 6 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 7 APPARATUS FOR SUPPLYNG FUEL TO AN BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS INTERNAL COMBUSTON ENGINE FIG. 1 is a perspective view of apparatus

Cited prior art · J. Lyell Ginter · Ginter Vast Corp · United States · 1998

Temp. (R)=2260.000 composition of exhaust by volume 635.9965565621.69400 % of CO2=10.8 gamma compr. 2= 1.38 22153 05172556 50 % of HO=25.8 965.0685076449.03400 % of N2=634 Page 20 TE OF COMP R PROGRAM USED FOR SIMULATING OPERATION OF ENGINE

Cited prior art · Dale R. Herbstritt · Ingersoll Rand Co · United States · 1997

w 34 Alternator Non-Protective Switch 1. 30 Discharge Pipe Discharge Air Airerd Of Temperature Compressor Device Switch 46 Fuel Soleroid Sensing Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 Drawing sheet — no readable text.

Cited prior art · Paul A. Lessing, Anthony C. Zuppero and 1 more · United States · 1997

Yasumoto et al. .................... 429/26X 52 Claims, 11 Drawing Sheets 2 </ a2< 757 7 2 FUEL FUEL EXHAUST 1436 14 Rise ss 90 Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 FUEL PUMP CONTROL HEA

Cited prior art · Federico Capasso, Alfred Y. Cho and 4 more · United States · 1994

Multiquantum Barrier", IEEE.J. of Quantum Elec G. Lenzi, et al. "Bragg confinement of carriers in a 8 Claims, 4 Drawing Sheets Page 2 OTHER PUBLICATIONS AlGainP Multi-Quantum Barrier (MQB)', Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, vol.

Cited prior art · Motoaki Sato · Mochiro Kikaku KK · United States · 1993

the invention. ing plate 8 of the illumination device or fixture which Page 6 supports the light source 7 thus the efficiency of light diffuser plate appears to be an independent illumination transmission is maximized.

Cited prior art · John F. Munday · United States · 1993

an chamber above the water level. impeller housing and stationary blades 42. Page 7 Impeller 40 is connected to the tapered end of rotor prevent flash back of hydrogen gases in case of explo 34

Cited prior art · Makoto Oe, Issei Chiba and 1 more · United States · 1993

order of 50-80'. This is one of conditions for ANGLE 86 80 76 70 achieving the function of the invention. In order to WDTH 422 NCIDENT 0 20 40 60

Cited prior art · Yasuo Hasegawa · United States · 1992

12 Claims, 1 Drawing Sheet Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 FIG. 2 is an exploded sectional elevation view of LIGHT OFFUSON TYPE LIGHT EMITTING another form of the coupled portion between

Cited prior art · Robert E. Nelson · TPV Energy Systems Inc · United States · 1991

width at half maximum Control system 78 may be connected between regulator Page 7 54 and diode array 70 for monitoring the output voltage diameter with its tip about 2.5 centimeters

Cited prior art · Kenjiro Hamanaka · Nippon Sheet Glass Co Ltd · United States · 1991

invention will be formed at predetermined intervals corresponding to the described hereunder. Page 7 First, as shown in FIG. 3, a surface of a transparent cut surfaces of the joined substrate may be mirror-pol glass

Cited prior art · Jerald R. McNelley · United States · 1990

partially cut preheating fuel for an internal combustion engine in the away of a system for preheating fuel for an internal Page 7 combustion engine in a fuel tank constructed in accor of the heat

Cited prior art · Kenichi Nakama, Satoshi Taniguchi and 4 more · United States · 1999

in the direction of point O by L. array 82 of Embodiment 2, too, 73% of incident light was Where L=Lot. converged within the pixel aperture region 81b.