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Ohi Seisakusho Co., Ltd.

Hitachi, Ltd.

Aderans Company Limited

Nobuo Ito

Hiroshi Okada

Yoshihiro Yamashita

Masanobu Ohtsu

Ryo Tsuruo

Yoshifumi Horiuchi

Masaki Ohmori

Kenichi Kuriyama

Masahide Sato

Koichi Murayama

Yosuke Takahashi

Akihiko Yoshida

Masaharu Matsumoto

Shigeyasu Kubo

Takashi Itamiya

Yasuyoshi Miyachi

Masako Koyama

Yuichi Kitazawa

A wireless communication system including a wireless terminal, a plurality of base stations and a call processing control unit is disclosed. The wireless terminal, upon reception of the notification information from any of the base stations, judges whether the area included in the notification information is contained in the location registration area list stored in a storage unit, and in the case where the particular area is not so contained, sends a location registration request to the call processing control unit. On the other hand, the call processing control unit creates a new location registration area list based on the area included in the notification information and the neighboring areas, and sends the location registration area list to the wireless terminal thereby to execute the paging process.

Wireless communication system

A CPUexecutes a management program B (Pb), from a management program A (Pa) receives authentication information, a request, and a program ID, and determines whether the authentication information is correct. If the authentication information is correct, the CPUacquires the execution authority information of the authenticated user, compares the received information, and determines whether execution authority corresponding to the received program ID is defined. If the CPUdetermines that execution authority corresponding to the received program ID is defined, it established the defined execution authority as the execution authority for the management program B (Pb).

Computer and access control method in a computer

A CPUexecutes a management program B (Pb), from a management program A (Pa) receives authentication information, a request, and a program ID, and determines whether the authentication information is correct. If the authentication information is correct, the CPUacquires the execution authority information of the authenticated user, compares the received program ID with the program ID including in the acquired execution authority information, and determines whether execution authority corresponding to the received program ID is defined. If the CPUdetermines that execution authority corresponding to the received program ID is defined, it established the defined execution authority as the execution authority for the management program B (Pb).

A vehicle sunroof has a tilting lid provided at a front part of an opening formed in a roof of a vehicle. The tilting lid is adapted to be moved vertically at a rear end thereof with lifter mechanisms. A sliding lid is provided at a rear part of the opening supported by sliders adapted to be moved along guide rails disposed on both side edge portions of the opening and is constructed so as to be moved longitudinally through such movements of the sliders. The lifter mechanisms are provided in such a manner as to be oriented laterally at portions facing a rear end of the tilting lid on a laterally oriented cross member disposed so as to extend between front end portions of the left and right guide rails.

Vehicle sunroof device

A lid ( ) is movable to have a full-close position, a tilt-up position, a flap position, and a full-open position relative to a roof opening ( ), and is stopped at the tilt-up position, when moving in a roof-opening direction, but is kept from stopping at the tilt-up position, when moving in a roof-closing direction.

Sunroof apparatus

A pushing projection having a portion for abutment at a front end thereof and a pulling-in projection having a portion for engagement at a rear portion thereof are provided on an upper surface of a front end portion of a rear sunshade so as to protrude therefrom. And at a rear end portion of a front sunshade, there are provided a pushing portion to be brought into abutment with the portion for abutment of the pushing projection so as to push rearward the front end portion of the rear sunshade and a hook portion being oriented downwardly, when the front sunshade is moved rearward and a hook member having at a rear end portion. Further, there is provided a hook member to be brought into engagement with the portion for engagement of the pulling-in projection so as to pull out forwardly and upwardly the front end portion of the rear sunshade when the front sunshade is moved forwardly.

Vehicle sunshade device

A vehicle sunshade device has guide rails disposed on both sides of an opening formed in a roof of a vehicle. The guide rails each has a guide groove having in turn a straight portion oriented longitudinally and extending substantially horizontally and an inclined portion continuous with the straight portion. Sliding members are slidably fitted in the groove, the sliding members being provided on sides of a sunshade for opening and closing the opening, being made larger in longitudinal length than in thickness and being elastically deformable in vertical directions. A vertical gap in the inclined portion at least at an intermediate portion thereof is made larger than a vertical gap in the straight portion of the guide groove. In the case of the vehicle sunshade device having front and rear sunshades, sliding members each having a portion for abutment at a front upper portion are provided on both sides of a rear sunshade at a front portion thereof. And side plates are provided on both sides of a front sunshade which each have at a rear end thereof an abutment portion adapted to be brought into abutment with the portion for abutment of the sliding member so as to push the rear shade rearward. An inclined portion is provided below the abutment portion in such a manner as to incline forwardly downwardly so as to push the portion for abutment of the sliding member downwardly toward the rear when the sunshade approaches the fully opened position, and a lower edge extending continuously from a front end thereof toward the front so as to prevent the upward movement of the sliding member.

A front air spoiler apparatus for an automotive vehicle is provided with first and second air spoilers which are vertically moved by a driving unit. The first and second air spoilers are retracted at a front portion within a vehicle body in an overlapped condition, and set at an operating position so as to be vertically offset. Therefore, in a retracted condition the retracting space for the spoilers is kept small, and in an operating condition the effect front area of the air spoiler is largely increased.

Front air spoiler apparatus for automotive vehicle

An artificial hair made of a fibers comprising a poly-.alpha.-amino acid derivative insoluble to water and alcohols and represented by one of the following general formulae (1)-(4): ##STR1## providing that R in each of the above formula (1)-(4) is R.sup.a, R.sup.b and R.sup.c represented, respectively, by the following general formula (5), (6) or (7): ##STR2## or made or polyamino acid urethane fiber comprising a copolymer of an amino acid N-carboxy anhydride and a polyurethane, in which the copolymer is subjected to an amidation reaction with an organic diamine and an organic amine having amino groups and mercapto groups or disulfide groups and to shaping into a fibrous form. The artificial hair has a dyeability, shape retainability, natural and soft and flexible feeling, excellent tough and brushing property, as well as has natural color and gloss and toughness like that natural protein fiber.

Artificial hair from poly amino acid urethane fiber

Disclosed herein is an air spoiler device which comprises a base member; two rail members secured to the base member and extending in parallel with each other; two sliders slidably and respectively engaged with the rail members, so that each slider is slidable forwardly and rearwardly along the corresponding rail member; two supporting leg units respectively mounted on the sliders; a spoiler fin mounted on the two supporting leg units; and a drive for moving the sliders forwardly and rearwardly along the rail members.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Nobuo Ito