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movement of the blades from the 45) which is the optimum position of the blades for feathered position. Page 7 In a system such as this, it is, of course, desirable to

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and being capable of stop prising the steps of: ping the operation of said phase locked loop and Page 7 sweeping said oscillating frequency over a second driving the amplifier means and

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the laser on the by convection. relatively thin layer of electrolytic solution. Page 5 5. The method of claim 2 further including the step of 11. The apparatus of claim 8 including

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includes all types of luminescent agents exhibiting all finite distanceSpaced voltaic cell 7. above upper side 3 of member 2 a optically transparent member 10 species of luminescence, including, but not limited

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from achieving the state of 75 fluidization, as illustrated in Example 3. Page 17 TABLE IV-continued . . .. . . .. . , , 2 Transition Velocity of Admixtures (cm/s) . . Wt.% Magnetics 0 100 300 500 . . . .700. O <0.2 Wr

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discloses a conduit 1 in fluids that were left at the center of centrifuge 7. Sepa which an electrode 2 in rod-like form is axially ration is completed between the coalesced drops

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allows ash and medium which chamber 10 effectively removes the particulate matter Page 7 from 18,000 actual cubic feet of gas at 1600°F and 45 A combustion system utilizing a gas turbine

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Anolyte Catholyte (amp) sq. in.) (volts) for 1 minute at a temperature of 360°C. a 2% inch 5 73 7 10 O32 1.28 diameter portion of the Teflon coated surface and a

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ruthenium oxide is an excellent anode for the electrolyses rates and per-chlorates. 75 of brine, hydrochloric acid etc. at low power-consump Page 7 tion and has a very low over-voltage for chlorine and 21. An

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of heat into the cavern. 75 and cased as illustrated, the casing of bore hole 18 ending at Page 7 22. However, the bore hole may then be extended and dome or

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or 8.8x10 cc./sec.lcm.. only through our development of a new improved method of 70 EXAMPLE 7 study and measurement of hydrogen permeation into metals. Our research into the

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layer of gitudinal axis. 75 phosphor material and a beta emitting radioisotope Page 7 within the tube, the quantity of the radioisotope being luminescence; and sufficient to excite the phosphor to luminescence;

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fluid backing for said rotary and stationary seal ing members, the area of said first lateral sur Page 5 7 References Cited face being less than the area of said second lateral

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by the trode, a cathode chamber adjacent a negatively biased electrolytic decomposition of water at said porous body Page 7 diffuses into said microporous body, and a catalyst dis 1,738,372 12/29 Edgeworth-Johnstone

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be rotated in a direction opposite to the engaged by one end of said hollow shaft, a 130 Page 7 propeller carried by said hollow shaft, and to rotate in a direction

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56, and as appropriate fuel admission valve 54, to admit desired amounts of the fuels from first fuel Page 7 supply 58 and second fuel supply 62. Fueling control unit 72 may

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of water to C25B 9/65 (2006.01) create hydrogen-oxygen gas at the surface of the water. sara HHO GAS Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 Drawing sheet — no readable text.

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a set of pixels 170 arranged across an image sensor the plurality of VCSELs configured to project a 7 .2 mm in width and 7 .2 mm in length and can implement