The patents and their transcriptions, four forums, the bench notes and the glossary — one
index, ranked together, so a claim in a patent and the thread arguing about it come back side
by side.
Cited prior art · Roland Winston · Energy Research and Development Administration ERDA · United States · 1976
of the any source of finite dimension and finite distance from contour of said second wall. Page 7 7. The device of claim 4 wherein said energy ab- 8. The
Cited prior art · Jean Hubert · C G R ALEXANDRE · United States · 1976
Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 6 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 7 which the illumination of the field is substantially uni LLUMINATING DEVICE IN PARTICULAR FOR form. AN
Cited prior art · Harry Keith Harms · United States · 1976
micro floc. At this point, the ery of perforation 65. The diameter of perforation 64 is Page 7 slightly larger than the outside diameter of insulator 63 by simplified block
means which include a sliding of said distilland-retaining component to a second 75 member. Page 7 15. The apparatus of Claim 1 in which means are 956,771 5/1910 Kline ----------------- 47-17 provided on
Cited prior art · F Prestridge · United States · 1973
water-surface system, the multiple electrostatic fields (A), (B) and (C) are established. Page 7 A generalized showing of a d.c. voltage source could be disclosed. The traditional ‘black box” could
Cited prior art · Gordon E Osterstrom · Sargent Welch Scientific Co · United States · 1971
the disc portion 50 of a driven member 51 and aligned with 2 1) 1035 28 Page 7 S 6 oppositely facing poles of opposite polarity formed by the bodiment,
to be understood that these parts 75 planes perpendicular to said axis. Page 7 6. The combination of claim 1, said wall means com 13. The combination of claim 2,
Cited prior art · Nils O Rosaen · United States · 1967
Page 1 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 2 United States Patent Of Patented Jan. 24, 1967 POWER TRANSFER CIRCUITS Nils O. Rosaen, Bloomfield Hills,
Cited prior art · Arthur H Manly · United States · 1959
Figure 4. In any of the forms of apparatus described herein other. 7. The apparatus of claim 2 wherein the means for before, it is evident that the number, size
Cited prior art · Chilowsky Constantin · United States · 1950
liquid when desired. having heated and cooled parts. The armature, The arrangement of the heater 7, cooler 2 and windings and permanent magnet of Fig. 7 cor passage 20 is
Cited prior art · Mccollum Thelma · Stewart Warner Corp · United States · 1949
pressure at a point immediately upstream S Communicating with said combustion chamber, Page 7 and an igniter of the hot wire type in said flash to start the heater; said
Cited prior art · Charles E Lucke · Babcock and Wilcox Co · United States · 1939
therein which Com S s said combustion chamber, an economizer in said Page 7 prises drying all of the vapor generated, normally entering the turbine, and means responsive to expanding
54 through the auxiliary control 62 and 45 Serted in the conduits 7 and 2 are open, the the valves .75 and 76 or from the generator Side control impulses, which act on the piston
Cited prior art · Casmir Stanislaus Ilenda, Phelps Brian Johnson and 2 more · United States · 2001
JP). greatly improved photo-thermal Stability. 60-260005 12/1985 (JP). 8 Claims, No Drawings Page 2 ACRYLC FLEXBLE LIGHT PIPE OF thermal aging in the absence of light being bassed through IMPROVED PHOTO-THERMAL