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Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Gift Technologies, LLC

Raymond V Browning

W Brandt Goldsworthy

James M Dombroski

Lois Goldsworthy, Legal Representative

The invention provides snap fit pultrusion housing elements for joining structurally insulated panels suitable for housing and shelter construction. The housing elements include a pultruded panel body member having at least one edge, and a pultruded snap lock fitting on the edge adapted for fastenerless engagement with a complementary fitting on an adjacent panel body member.

Snap fit pultrusion for housing elements

Snap-fit pultrusion for housing elements

A photoelectron microscope with a magnetic projections lens incorporating a cyclotron orbit radius filter. The microscope can be used with a monochromatic source of photons to image surface potential and Fermi level shifts with sub micron spatial resolution.

Photoelectron microscope

An electron optical component used to improve the spatial resolution in magnetic projection electron lenses or other electron optical devices by filtering the cyclotron orbit radii of electron trajectories in the lens magnetic field.

Electron optical component

A field terminating imaging electron spectrometer being used for imaging electrons created within a magnetic field such as an image produced with a magnetic projection lens in a photoelectron microscope. The preferred embodiment is a CHA with magnetic input and output lenses.

Electron spectrometer

A method is provided for controlling the sagging of a power transmission cable hang between two towers. The cable has a first supporting portion and a second conductive portion. The method includes a first act of mounting the cable between the two towers, such that when mounted between the towers the cable has a cable load. The method further includes a second act of stretching the first portion to have a cable sag less than a desired sag, a third act of releasing at least some of the tension to obtain the desired sag, and a fourth act calculating a load magnitude carried by the first portion. If the load magnitude is less than a desired load magnitude the method includes repeating the second, third and fourth acts until the load magnitude is at the desired level.

Method for controlling sagging of a power transmission cable

Control for a production line that queues work-in-process (WIP) prior to a re-entrant bottleneck processing node, such as a photolithography device in a semi-conductor fabrication line. For each WIP, a determination is made as to whether a cleared trajectory is available through all processing nodes subsequent to the bottleneck processing node and back to the re-entrant node or to exit of the production line. If a cleared trajectory is available, the subsequent processing nodes are reserved for the WIP. The WIP is then injected into the process flow, with the result that secondary bottlenecks at downstream processing nodes are largely avoided because the nodes have been pre-reserved. If a cleared trajectory for more than one WIP is available, selection of one WIP for injection into the workflow can be made based on a queuing or priority based selection process.

Push-type scheduling for semiconductor fabrication

A tandem handle lock-out tool for use with a tractor trailer having a first arm and a second arm disposed at about 90 degrees thereto. A first arm may have an aperture for positioning the tool over a tandem handle. The tandem handle lock-out tool may be slidably positioned with an end of the second arm positioned against the tandem axle assembly to maintain the tandem handle in an extended position. The tandem handle lock-out tool may also have a channel disposed in the second arm. The tandem handle lock-out tool may be formed of a flat bar stock with a bend therein or two pieces of bar stock being welded together.

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Louisville, KY, United States of America

Raymond V Browning