Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Chesebrough-pond's USA Co.

Bristol-myers Squibb Compnay

Takasago International Corporation

Matsushita Graphic Communication Systems, Inc.

Masaaki Nagase

Teruhisa Kaneko

Kensuke Futahashi

Tomoya Tanaka

Atsushi Moriwaki

Mitsuru Inada

Yoko Kawamura

Shozo Hidaka

Yukihiro Okumura

Shuhei Hosaka

Kohei Kojima

Tadasu Takeuchi

Yuka Shinohara

Ian G Lyle

Nahoko Nakashima

Hidetsugu Ishikawa

A thruster control device has an opening degree estimating section and an opening degree control section. The opening degree estimating section calculates an estimated opening degree of a valve showing a rate at which the valve is opened, based on a balance of an acting force applied to a valve element of the valve to adjust a quantity of combustion gas to be ejected from a thruster and a fluid force applied to the valve element by the ejected combustion gas. The opening degree control section determines a target opening degree based on the estimated opening degree to control the opening degree of the valve.

Thruster control device and thruster control method

A thrust control valve equipped with: a valve element, in which a gas injection passage, through which an operating gas is injected, is formed, with a valve-seating surface being formed in the gas injection passage; and a valve stem, which is provided in the interior of the gas injection passage and has a seated surface that makes contact with the valve-seating surface. A guide surface which makes contact with the inner circumferential surface of the gas injection passage of the valve element is formed on the outer circumferential surface of the valve stem. The guide surface is formed downstream from the seated surface in the direction of flow of the operating gas. A V-groove through which the operating gas flows is formed at the tip of the valve stem, downstream from the seated surface in which the guide surface is formed.

Thrust control valve and flying object

The present invention relates to an anti-inflammatory and analgesic pharmaceutical preparation for external use having excellent percutaneous absorption and applicability. The pharmaceutical preparations for external use of this invention comprise NSAIDs and, as a percutaneous absorption promoting agent, oleic acid, oleyl alcohol or a mixture thereof, in a pharmaceutically acceptable aqueous alcoholic solvent comprised of a monohydric saturated aliphatic alcohol of 1-4 carbon atoms, a polyhydric alcohol selected from the group consisting of saturated aliphatic glycols of 2-4 carbon atoms and glycerol, and water.

Pharmaceutical preparations for external use containing non-steroidal anti-inflammatory and analgesic agents

A skin protective agent which comprises as a sole ceramide component the erythro ( S, R) type of a ceramide and has a remarkably excellent water-barrier ability.

Agent for protecting skin and hair moisture

A cosmetic composition for increasing the moisture content of skin and/or preventing loss of water from the skin contains a synergistic combination of 1,3-butane diol and 3-methyl-1,3-butane diol as active ingredients.

Cosmetic compositions

A cleansing composition suitable for topical application to human skin to remove make-up, the composition comprising:

Cosmetic composition for removing make-up

In a thermal recording system wherein a linear array of elemental resistance electrodes is employed to record received data bits which are organized into data segments of equal bits, the resistance array is divided into a plurality of identical blocks (#1 to #64) corresponding to the data segments. Successively arranged resistance blocks are selected by a selector (42) in response to first and second write-command pulses supplied from pulse generators (22, 24) in synchronism with the receipt of each data segment to record black dots corresponding to the received data bits. The first and second write-command pulses are generated so that the period of each pulse partially overlaps the period of the other, whereby the preceding resistance block is selected simultaneously with the subsequent one after the corresponding data bits have been removed. After-effect currents are supplied to the preceding block to increase the image density of the recorded black dots while the recording of the subsequent data segment is in progress. The after-effect currents are not sufficient to heat up the resistance elements which correspond to white areas.

System for thermally recording data by partially overlapping successive

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Tokyo, Japan

Masaaki Nagase