Everything at once

Cited prior art · Masaharu Baba, Yasuhiro Nieda and 3 more · United States · 1992

a rapid temperature rise of bulb of the discharge. 22 is achieved. Page 7 The rapid temperature rise of bulb. 22 accelerates the 40 seconds elapsed. Then, the brightness of sample

Cited prior art · Harry F. Hull · Ivan P. Da Silva · United States · 1991

one second electrode. 4,749,460 6/1988 Komoto et al. ................ 204/228 X 32 Claims, 7 Drawing Sheets POWER SUPPLY Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 Drawing sheet — no readable text.

Cited prior art · Andrew J. Callegari, Eugene R. Elzinga, Jr. and 3 more · United States · 1990

AMPFER DILUTE PHASE top of ENS sed CROSS Sction of REACTOR bottom of Dense bed SR3NO EVEL Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 Drawing sheet — no readable text.

Cited prior art · Yukio Sato, Fumio Toyama and 2 more · United States · 1999

holes and a plurality of Seal FIG. 8 is a sectional view of an inner pipe in FIG. 7; Page 13 S 6 FIG. 9 is a sectional view showing an example

Cited prior art · Kenneth F. Buechler, J. Barry Noar and 2 more · United States · 1998

naphtha fluorometer to exclude light near the emission wavelength; locyanine and anthranylocyanine. Page 11 FIG. 2 depicts the structures of silicon phthalocyanine, possible rather than designing the instrument around the silicon naphthalocyanine

Cited prior art · Noriyuki Yoneda, Hidehiko Kudoh and 8 more · United States · 1992

toxic gas to the non-combustion gas was Composition: 100 vol% oxygen 3.8. Page 26 EXAMPLE 7 42. The amount of the microparticles (POs) contained in the combustion gas was measured. The rate

Cited prior art · Kantilal Jain · United States · 1991

are 7.07 mm wide strips of front-surfaces aluminum mirrors with protective coat Page 7 ing for the UV radiation of the excimer laser. Aperture numerical aperture, said light beam characterization 34 has

Cited prior art · Ralph Cortez Schlichtig · United States · 1999

by providing a has Several advantages. For instance, the engine 10 embody Page 7 S 6 ing the teachings of this invention can operate from low than Said first piston, walls within

Cited prior art · Fumitaka Endoh, Maya Yamada and 5 more · United States · 1999

embodiment gas formed to Surround the lift gas nozzle, a fuel gas of the present invention; Page 13 FIG. 2 is a croSS-Sectional view showing a burner employ An igniting pilot burner

Cited prior art · Shin Kusase, Atsushi Umeda and 5 more · United States · 1999

poles, Second magnetic poles disposed at both circumferential wherein Sides of one of the first magnetic poles. Page 14 7. The rotor as in claim 6, wherein; the wall Surfaces of Said

Cited prior art · Donald Barr, Stephen L. Cook and 3 more · United States · 1999

a the proceSS comprising adding to the fuel before the com poly(butene). Page 7 S 6 Preferably, the ratio of Group I organo-metallic complex off, thereby giving the engineer more freedom to

Cited prior art · Uwe Brauch, Helmut Huegel and 4 more · United States · 1999

Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 6 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 7 LASER SYSTEM In the case of incoherently radiating individual Single BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION mode fibers, a power

Cited prior art · John Daniel Christian · Aquagas New Zealand Ltd · United States · 1999

degradation of the remove water vapour from the resultant gas Stream to Page 7 S 6 improve the operation of the apparatus in its preferred 9. The cell of claim 8, wherein

Cited prior art · Friedemann Suttrop · Airbus Operations GmbH · United States · 1998

in Said housing (1A), a flame tube (3) arranged in Said inlet (7). housing (1A) downstream of said combustor (2) as viewed in the flow direction of combustion gases, said flame tube

Cited prior art · Peter Fabian, Emilio Zioni and 1 more · United States · 1998

is limited only by the following appended an electrode, the bent profiles of which have an irregular claims. Page 7 S 6 We claim: profile coincident with that of the metal sheet

Cited prior art · Elliott Bayly · World Power Tech Inc · United States · 1998

direction beyond a fully otherwise erratic behavior invertically governing machines. governed position. Page 16 8. The apparatus of claim 7 wherein: 22. The apparatus of claim 21 wherein: the first and second

Cited prior art · Kenneth J. Oda, Donald M. Krueger and 4 more · United States · 1997

brass wafer; which is closed by a generally circular wafer 68 received Page 7 thereover. In the present practice of the invention of the 3. The burner assembly defined in claim 1,

Patents citing this work · Johann Zimmermann · United Kingdom · 1997

according to the sun's position in comparison with its largest surface, its Page 7 height (at the same measurements of the compared collectors/positions), is smaller. That however is without any disadvantage by

Cited prior art · William E. Nelson · Texas Instruments Inc · United States · 1996

collected and concentrated in the that said modulator receives a maximum amount of forward direction. said illumination. Page 10 2. The method as claimed in claim 1 wherein said imager 4. The

Cited prior art · Maurice Cordier, Bernard Veislinger and 1 more · United States · 1996

being inclined with respect to the the accompanying drawings in which: plane of the said liquid-crystal matrix. Page 4 2. A lighting module according to claim 1, in which the fluorescent tube