Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha Corporation

Sumitomo Electric Industries, Limited

Shiseido Company, Limited

Jfe Steel Corporation

Jtekt Corporation

Pola Chemical Industries, Inc.

Ribomic Inc.

Tachi-S Co., Ltd.

Japan Metals & Chemicals Co., Ltd.

Sumitomo Electric Device Innovations, Inc.

Sei Optifrontier Co., Ltd.

Cellmid Limited

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

Sinfonia Technology Co., Ltd.

Takashi Matsui

Michihisa Magome

Shuichi Hiroko

Motoji Shiota

Tomohisa Sano

Atsuhiko Ohmori

Shotaro Nomura

Keisuke Tanaka

Hiromi Kurashima

Kenji Aoki

Yoshitaka Suzumura

Yusuke Hasegawa

Naoki Okamoto

Tsutomu Shimano

Kozue Uratani

Shohei Tsuda

Masaki Yamada

Masao Suzuki

Daisuke Yoshiba

Kenta Kamikura

Hayato Ida

Takeshi Hashimoto

Kentaro Kamae

Masatoshi Fujiwara

Kentaro Ito

Kazushige Oki

Yoshiyuki Nakamura

Tsuneyoshi Tominaga

Takashi Matsuda

Takashi Yokoyama

Masahiro Shibata

Yusuke Dohi

Akira Sakakibara

Eriko Yanase

Minoru Ito

Tadashi Dojo

Sadatoshi Sakuma

Kiyoshi Fukada

Reo Tagawa

Hiroki Miyazaki

Kazuhiro Yamaguchi

Yuujirou Nagashima

Yoshikazu Nakamura

Tatsuya Saeki

Kazuhisa Shirayama

Tomoya Nagaoka

Yukio Shimizu

Satoshi Arimura

Takeshi Usui

Shin Miyakawa

Shohei Shibahara

Gen Nagaoka

Shuntaro Watanabe

Hiroki Akiyama

Kazuhito Wakabayashi

Kazutaka Sasaki

Yuko Nagare

Satoshi Yamaki

Takeshi Horiguchi

Takuya Mizuguchi

Tomoya Uesugi

Akio Suzumura

Hiroki Kagawa

Kouichi Nagai

Takashi Kenmoku

Takayuki Toyoda

Katsuhisa Yamazaki

Kazuhide Nakajima

Masashi Kawamura

Kazuyuki Sato

Hiroyuki Tomono

Kosuke Fukudome

Lin Zhang

Hitoshi Suzuki

Shuzo Kugimiya

Shuhei Moribe

Yoji Fukumochi

Yu Yoshida

Tokuyuki Hirai

Hideaki Ohshima

Keiji Aota

Takashi Muramatsu

Kuniyuki Ishii

Taku Shimoda

Takatoshi Kira

Taiji Sakamoto

Noritaka Toyoizumi

Nobumitsu Hori

Takanori Ito

Kenji Ookubo

Kyozo Tsujikawa

Mariko Yamashita

Nobutomo Hanzawa

Kazutoshi Hanada

Koji Kito

Fumihiko Yamamoto

Kiyoshi Inada

Yuta Komiya

Marianne Ayaka Touati

A toner comprises a toner particle comprising a resin A and a resin B, wherein the resin A has a structure represented by a predetermined general formula, and the resin B has a monomer unit represented by a predetermined general formula, and a toner manufacturing method comprises a step of dispersing a toner base particle comprising the resin B in an aqueous medium to obtain a toner slurry, and a step of adding a radical polymerization initiator and a monomer composition comprising a monomer represented by a predetermined general formula to the resulting toner slurry to form the resin A on a surface of the toner base particle.

Toner and method for manufacturing toner

A toner comprising a toner particle comprising a binder resin, wherein the binder resin has a side-chain crystalline polymer B having a monomer unit A made of at least one polymerizable monomer A selected from the group consisting of (meth)acrylic acid esters having a linear alkyl group having 18 to 36 carbon atoms, and the toner particle comprises boric acid.

Toner and method for producing toner

A toner contains a toner particle containing a resin component and a wax. The resin component contains a vinyl polymer A having a monomer unit A represented by the formula (A): In a luminance histogram created from STEM observation, the total pixel value C in luminance 0 to 9 and the total pixel value A in luminance 0 to 245 satisfy 0.000≤C/A≤0.250. When the pixel value in luminance 10 to 245 has a maximum value P at luminance X, luminance M-luminance N ranges from 120 to 235, wherein the luminance M denotes a luminance at which the pixel value falls below 20% of P for the first time from the luminance X to 245, and the luminance N denotes a luminance at which the pixel value falls below 20% of the P for the first time from the luminance X to 10.

Providing a cosmetic having a smooth after-feel even if the cosmetic contains a high proportion of oil. A cosmetic includes (A) a starch powder, and as oils, (B) a polar oil and (C) a volatile oil. The ratio of (C) the volatile oil to (B) the polar oil being 0.5 or higher.

Cosmetic

A method of producing a coal blend by blending plural brands of coal to produce a coal blend includes letting a surface tension of coal when inert material is assumed to be 100 vol % be γ, and letting a surface tension of coal when reactive material is assumed to be 100 vol % be γ, determining γof coal; among brands of coal 1, 2, . . . i, . . . , and n to be blended in a coal blend, specifying coal i in which γis outside of γ; measuring TI of coal i; and determining a blending ratio of coal i such that w calculated by formula (1) is 20.4 mass % or less=Σ()  (1).

Method of producing coal blend and method of producing coke

A communication apparatus includes a first transmission unit configured to transmit a first signal for a search in a predetermined first range, a second transmission unit configured to transmit a second signal for a search in a second range narrower than the predetermined first range, a communication unit configured to wirelessly communicate with an external apparatus, a control unit configured to, upon receipt of a first response to the first signal transmitted by the first transmission unit, control the second transmission unit to transmit the second signal for the search in the second range narrower than the predetermined first range, based on a direction of the first response, and an informing unit configured to, upon receipt of a second response to the second signal transmitted by the second transmission unit, inform a user of a direction of the external apparatus.

Communication apparatus capable of communicating with other devices, control method of communication apparatus, and storage medium

A method of estimating a surface tension of coal includes subjecting a surface tension, a physical property value representing a coal rank, and a total inert content of each of different brands of coal to multiple regression analysis to determine in advance a regression equation including the surface tension of coal as an objective variable and the physical property value and the total inert content as explanatory variables; and measuring the physical property value and the total inert content of a coal of which the surface tension is to be estimated, and calculating the surface tension of the coal with the measured physical property value and the measured total inert content, and the regression equation.

Method of estimating surface tension of coal and method of producing coke

A method of producing a coal mixture includes blending a plurality of coals, wherein formula (1) and formula (2) are satisfied: α≤1.2×10(mol/g-coal)  (2)wherein αis a hydrogen ion release capacity per unit mass (mol/g-coal) of the coal mixture, αis the hydrogen ion release capacity per unit mass (mol/g-coal) of a coal i, xis a blending ratio of the coal i blended in the coal mixture, and N is a total number of brands of coal contained in the coal mixture.

Method of producing coal mixture and method of producing coke

An oil-in-water emulsified sunblock cosmetic has excellent feeling when used and maintains a high ultraviolet-ray protective effect even upon contact with water or sweat. The oil-in-water emulsified sunblock cosmetic contains an (A) ultraviolet-ray protective agent and a (B) fatty acid forming a solid at room temperature, the cosmetic is characterized in that 51% or less of the fatty acid is neutralized, and the formulation ratio ((A)/(B) of the (A) ultraviolet-ray protective agent to the (B) fatty acid is in the range of at least 0.1 and less than 10.0. The cosmetic exhibits the unprecedented and surprising property of contact with water causing an improvement to the ultraviolet-ray protective ability. It is preferable for the cosmetic to contain an (C) oily component having IOB of 0.5 or higher.

Oil-in-water emulsion sunscreen cosmetic

The object is providing a water-in-oil emulsion sunscreen cosmetic having a property not present in the prior art, in which UV protection ability improve upon contact with water, sweat and the like in comparison with that directly after application, and also having pleasant texture and easy to wash off. The present invention provides a water-in-oil emulsion sunscreen cosmetic comprising (A) 6 to 40 mass % of a UV protective agent; (B) an organic-modified clay mineral; (C) an oil-phase-thickening agent, other than (B) and (D) a silicone-based surfactant having an HLB of less than 8, wherein the ratio, [total quantity of component (B) and component (C)]/[total quantity of (E) non-volatile liquid oils except silicone oils], is 0.04 or more and less than 0.68.

Water-in-oil emulsion sunscreen cosmetic

A communication apparatus includes a first communication unit that communicates with a terminal apparatus using a first communication method, a second communication unit that communicates with a server apparatus using a second communication method different from the first communication method, a reception unit that controls receiving update information from the server apparatus in a case where the communication apparatus can communicate with the server apparatus via the second communication unit, an update unit that performs an update process for updating the communication apparatus using the update information, and a progress management unit that controls transmitting a progress status of a process regarding the update information to the terminal apparatus.

Communication apparatus for wirelessly communicating with another apparatus, information processing method, and program

A purpose of the present invention is to provide an oil-in-water emulsion cosmetic having a fresh feeling in use like that of a skin-care cosmetic such as a milky lotion, while also allowing titanium oxide or zinc oxide, which are ultraviolet scattering agents, to be stably blended into the oil phase, and also providing excellent sunscreen effects. The present invention relates to an oil-in-water emulsion cosmetic characterized by comprising (A) an ultraviolet scattering agent having a hydrophobic surface; (B) a water-soluble alkyl-substituted polysaccharide derivative; (C) a higher alcohol; and (D) a non-ionic surfactant. The emulsion cosmetic of the present invention preferably has a viscosity, measured by a B-type viscometer at 30&#xb0; C., of 12,000 mPa&#xb7;s or lower.

Oil-in-water emulsion cosmetic

An electronic apparatus comprising: a specific operation member; a line-of-sight detection unit configured to detect a viewed position of a user with respect to a display; and a control unit configured to control so that, in the case where a specific operation member is operated after a predetermined condition representing a fact that a display object displayed on the display is gazed at is satisfied, the display object is enlarged or reduced with a position, based on a gazing position detected by the line-of-sight detection unit, as the center, in accordance with an operation amount or a number of times of operation performed on the specific operation member, at a display magnification out of at least three stages of display magnifications.

Electronic apparatus for enlarging or reducing display object, method of controlling electronic apparatus, and non-transitory computer readable medium

A toner comprising a toner particle comprising a binder resin and an azo dye, wherein the binder resin comprises a polymer A, the polymer A is a polymer having a monomer unit derived from methacrylonitrile, and a relationship among an amount of substance (mol) of the monomer unit derived from methacrylonitrile, an amount of substance (mol) of the azo dye, and the number of azo groups in the azo dye in the toner particle satisfies formula below:[(amount of substance of azo dye (mol))&#xd7;(number of azo groups in azo dye)/(amount of substance of monomer unit derived from methacrylonitrile (mol))]&#x2264;0.500.

Toner

An optical transceiver that is hot-pluggable to an external device includes: an IC-TROSA including first to third internal fibers extending from a first surface of a package on a side opposite to the device in the first direction; a first substrate on which the IC-TROSA is mounted; a second substrate electrically connected to a light source and the first substrate and to which the light source is attached to generate reference light; a first sleeve provided on the second internal fiber; a second sleeve provided on the third internal fiber; and a fiber tray in which the substrates are mounted in an upper portion and the fibers are housed in a lower portion by being bent greater than a predetermined radius of curvature. The second substrate is arranged between the first and second sleeves and the first substrate in the first direction.

Optical transceiver

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Mishima, Japan

Takashi Matsui