Sony Corporation

Ichikawa Co., Ltd.

Eliiy Power Co., Ltd

Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Tosoh Corporation

Sony Mobile Communications Inc.

Tokyo Metropolitan Government

Nippon Steel & Sumikin Metal Products Co., Ltd.

Takeshi Sawada

Kenji Inoue

Hideyuki Sugiyama

Kazutoshi Miyauchi

Hiroshi Sato

Tadashi Sakai

Takeshi Yanagisawa

Hiroyuki Suzuki

Masaharu Nakamori

Tomoya Makabe

Susumu Takatsuka

Tetsuya Naruse

Toru Tanaka

Toru Futami

Nobuharu Suzuki

Atsushi Ishino

Fumiaki Koizumi

Shintaro Yamazaki

Shin Takanashi

Masatoshi Wada

Masamichi Sawaishi

Tomoyuki Kawamata

Atsuhiko Minagawa

Atsushi Morimoto

Yasuyuki Akiyama

Sakae Maruyama

Tomoyuki Shohji

Tomonori Yagishita

Tohru Tanaka

Kimihiro Nakazawa

Yanagisawa Takeshi

Suzuki Hiroyuki

The present invention provides a power storage device capable of preventing rain water, washing water, and the like from entering a casing. The power storage device of the present invention includes a secondary battery, the casing having a sealed structure, a safety valve, and a drainage through hole, the casing includes an external container configured to accommodate the secondary battery and an upper lid disposed above the external container, the upper lid has an upper surface having a concave portion formed therein, the safety valve is disposed in the concave portion, and the drainage through hole is provided to pass through a side wall of the concave portion.

Power storage device

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a method for accurately predicting a cancer patient prognosis based on a count of desired cells for which expression of a leukocyte marker and an epithelial marker is hardly exhibited by detecting those cells. Provided is a method for diagnosing an overall survival prognosis for a patient suffering from cancer, the method including: a step of obtaining a concentrated solution containing desired cells by pre-treating a biological sample obtained from the patient; a step of optically detecting the concentrated cells; and a step of detecting the desired cells from the detected image, wherein an association is made with the overall survival prognosis diagnosis by counting the detected desired cells, and wherein the desired cells are cells confirmed by the existence of a cell nucleus and in which expression of a leukocyte marker and an epithelial marker is hardly exhibited.

Method of predicting patient prognosis using rare cells

The present invention is conceived in such a way as to prevent any damage to the battery management unit even if the solution leaks out of the cell, providing the battery with high safety. The battery according to the present invention is characterized by being provided with a cell, a battery management unit for managing the cell, a protection case holding the battery management unit, and a housing containing the cell and the protection case, wherein the protection case inside is hermetically sealed.

Battery

The present invention provides a power storage device capable of preventing deterioration of sealability even when a pulling force is applied to a casing and having high safety and excellent durability. The power storage device of the present invention includes a casing having a sealing structure, the casing includes a first member including a first opening and a second member, the first and second members are joined to each other at a first joint portion provided at a peripheral edge of the first opening, the first joint portion includes a first peripheral groove portion and a first reception port provided at one of the first and second members, a first convex edge portion provided at the other thereof, a first claw portion provided on a side surface of the first convex edge portion, and a first adhesive layer, a front end of the first convex edge portion is disposed inside the first peripheral groove portion and is bonded to an inner wall of the first peripheral groove portion by the first adhesive layer, the first claw portion is disposed inside the first reception port, and the first adhesive layer bonds the front end of the first convex edge portion to the inner wall of the first peripheral groove portion in a state where a side surface of the first claw portion opposite to the front end of the first convex edge portion is in contact with an inner wall of the first reception port opposite to a bottom of the first peripheral groove portion.

Power storage device, casing sealing structure, and casing manufacturing method

This rotary press-in steel pipe pile includes: a steel pipe; a first blade which is formed in a substantially helical shape on the steel pipe so as to be positioned close to the distal end the steel pipe and in which a first sectorial gap having a central angle is formed in a circumferential direction thereof; and a second blade which is formed in a substantially helical shape on the steel pipe so as to be positioned close to the rear end of the steel pipe with respect to the first blade and in which a second sectorial gap having a central angle is formed in a circumferential direction thereof. The first sectorial gap of the first blade and the second sectorial gap of the second blade are disposed at positions that do not overlap in a circumferential direction, and the central angle of the second sectorial gap is set to be smaller than the central angle of the first sectorial gap.

Rotary press-in steel pipe pile

Storage battery

An antenna device includes: a line-shaped antenna conductor with a predetermined length; an actuator member that directly supports the line-shaped antenna or supports the line-shaped antenna via an auxiliary member and is displaceable integrally with the antenna conductor, where the actuator member is displaced to change a position of the antenna conductor in a space; and an attaching member that attaches the actuator member and the antenna member in one longitudinal end of the antenna conductor to a communication apparatus. The actuator member performs displacement control in which one longitudinal end of the antenna conductor serves as a fixed support and the other end thereof serves as a free end to be displaceable depending on the control voltage.

Antenna device and communication apparatus

A belt for wet-web conveyance which includes a hydrophilic fibrous structure formed by needle punching in a wet-web-side layer thereof and which can be inhibited from increasing in belt width dimension with water absorption of the hydrophilic fibrous structure and from forming base fabric marks. The belt for wet-web conveyance includes a wet-web-side layer including a hydrophilic fibrous structure and a machine-side layer. A base fabric disposed in the belt is constituted of a first woven fabric disposed on the wet-web side and, laminated therewith, a second woven fabric disposed on the press roll side. The first woven fabric is woven from a machine-direction yarn material and a cross-direction yarn material, the machine-direction yarn material being a spun yarn and the cross-direction yarn material being a yarn having a low water absorption.

Belt for conveying wet web

A wet paper web transfer belt () has a wet paper web-side layer () including a resin and a hydrophilic fibrous body () and a machine-side layer (). A basic fabric () disposed in the belt comprises a first woven fabric () disposed on a wet paper web (W) side and a second woven fabric () disposed on a press roll () side. The first woven fabric () and the second woven fabric () are stacked together. At least a portion of the hydrophilic fibrous body () is exposed on a surface () of the wet paper web-side layer (). The basis weight of the first woven fabric () is greater than the basis weight of the second woven fabric (). The structure is effective to improve a first function to cause the wet paper web (W) to stick thereon and to transfer the wet paper web (W), and a second function to allow the wet paper web (W) to be smoothly released from the belt for transferring the wet paper web (W) to a next process. The belt () has opposite edges (E) prevented from being curled while the belt () is traveling.

Wet paper web transfer belt

A wet paper web transfer beltcomprises a wet paper web side layerhaving hydrophilic fibersand a machine side layer. The machine side layeris a batt layer having a core-sheath conjugate fiber comprising a core member made of nylon with a high melting point and a sheath member made of nylon with a lower melting point than the core member, and said machine side layer has a fused layer of the sheath member on the surface thereof.

Carrier belt for wet paper web

A wet paper web transfer belt () has a wet paper web-side layer (), including a hydrophilic fibrous body (), and a machine-side layer (). A base fabric () disposed in the belt comprises a first woven fabric (), disposed on a wet paper web (W) side, and a second woven fabric () disposed on a press roll () side, and the first woven fabric () and the second woven fabric () are stacked together. A portion of the hydrophilic fibrous body () is exposed on a surface () of the wet paper web-side layer (). The first woven fabric () and the second woven fabric () include weft yarns () made of a material of low water absorptivity. When the hydrophilic fibrous body () is formed in the wet paper web-side layer () of the belt () by needle punching, an increase in the widthwise dimension of the belt due to the absorption of water by the hydrophilic fibrous body () is reduced.

A shoe press belt for paper-making machine that reduces belt damages attributed to the friction between belt and shoe. The shoe press belt for paper-making machine having a wet paper contact surface and a shoe contact surface, is characterized in that the shoe press belt for paper-making machine has a base member and at least a polymer elastic part constituting the shoe contact surface and that the shoe contact surface of the polymer elastic part has a surface roughness (Ra) of 1.0 to 3.5 &#x3bc;m.

Shoe press belt for paper-making machine and process for producing the same

The picture signal picked up by a MOS sensorin the camerais supplied to the storage medium body, converted to image data by the A/C converter, then digitally processed by the image processorto be still image data or compressed image data composed of R, G and B image signals, for example, and then written into the RAM. Writing of the image data to the RAMis made by access to the RAMaccording to the directory structure in the ROMand RAM.

Information storage medium with a rotatably mounted camera

A portable telephone apparatus includes a portable telephone unit and a battery pack mounted thereto, wherein the battery pack includes a battery for supplying the portable telephone unit and components in the battery pack with electric power, an opening in which a semiconductor memory is removably inserted, and a memory controller for controlling the operation of reading data stored in the semiconductor memory inserted in the opening in accordance with a control signal from the portable telephone unit, and wherein the portable telephone unit includes a reproducer for reproducing the data read out from the semiconductor memory. When the battery park is removed abruptly before a power switch is turned off, data stored in the semiconductor memory is protected.

Battery pack and wireless telephone apparatus

A music reproducing apparatus is provided by which audio data or the like can be downloaded into an internal memory with ease. A connector portion that can be connected to a predetermined card slot of a data processing apparatus, an audio data memory, an audio reproducing circuit and an audio data outputting section are integrally incorporated within a card-type housing of a music reproducing apparatus and hence the music reproducing apparatus can be easily connected to a data processing apparatus such as a personal computer apparatus.

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Tokyo, Japan

Takeshi Sawada