Ricoh Company, Ltd.

Meiji Seika Kaisha, Ltd.

Fujitsu Corporation

Kabushiki Kaisha Daini Seikosha

Olympus Corporation

Nippon Sheet Glass Company, Limited

Glass Techno Synergy Co., Ltd.

Yasuhiro Saito

Satoshi Tanaka

Masahiro Hori

Toshio Umino

Yuji Maeda

Shinya Okamoto

Tetsuya Goto

Yasushi Nakamura

Yutaka Nakajima

Takeshi Hidaka

Atsuo Serikawa

Nobuyuki Takatsuki

Toshiaki Eida

Tomonori Imamura

Takaomi Tatemichi

Tomiji Saito

Chobe Yomoto

Toshio Oshida

Kazuhiko Sawada

Satoshi Kasuya

A communication-line-quality measuring system includes transmission and terminal equipment. Transmission equipment has a first frame assembling part transmitting a down-link multiplexed frame signal to a down-link line having a first frequency, and a first frame disassembling part disassembling an up-link multiplexed frame signal transmitted through an up-link line having a second frequency. Terminal equipment has a second frame disassembling part disassembling the down-link multiplexed frame signal, and a second frame assembling part transmitting the up-link multiplexed frame signal obtained by frame-multiplexing an output signal of the subscriber unit with a control signal, to the up-link line. A pattern generation part in the first frame assembling part provides a test signal to an available channel of signal frames in the down-link multiplexed frame signal. A loop-back part between the second frame disassembling part and the frame assembling part loops back the test signal derived from the down-link multiplexed frame signal in the second frame disassembling part to the second frame assembling part. The second frame assembling part provides the test signal in the up-link multiplexed frame signal to transmit to the transmission equipment. A comparing part in the transmission equipment compares the test signal in the up-link multiplexed frame signal, which is looped back by a control of the loop-back part, with a reference signal the same as the test signal generated in the pattern generation part.

Communication-line-quality measuring system using a conventional signal

A feed for swine containing a casein digestion product of which a principal component is casein phosphopeptide, and a method of breeding a swine which comprises feeding a feed for swine containing 0.01 to 1 part by weight of a casein digestion product of which a principal component is casein phosphopeptide per 100 parts by weight of usual feed for swine. By feeding the feed for swine of the invention, the absorption of minerals, such as calcium and iron is promoted in pregnant sows, resulting in the improvement in the blood properties and milk quality. Piglets are slao improved in the blood properties and ossification degree by feeding the feed for swine of the invention.

Feed for swine and method of breeding swine using the same

Electrostatic copying machine

Sorter for copying machine

Document feeder for copying machine

Electrostatic copier

An automatic coordinate determining device has a coordinate tablet comprised of a plurality of conductive lines, and a hand-held probe positionable relative to the tablet for inducing a signal in the conductive lines. A thin film of non-magnetic conductive material, such as aluminum or copper, is provided above the upper surface of the conductive lines for eliminating electrostatic induction caused by floating capacitance attributable to the hand which holds the probe.

Automatic coordinate determining device having electrostatic shielding

Printer

Facsimile with transceiver

A method for deodorizing soybeans or defatted soybeans which comprises extracting soybeans or defatted soybeans with water to obtain soybean milk, adding a sulfurous acid reducing agent, with sodium sulfite being preferred, to the soybean milk in an amount of from about 1500 to about 4000 ppm based on the total solids content of the soybean milk in the case of soybeans, or about 200 to about 1000 ppm based on the total solids content of the soybean milk in the case of defatted soybeans, heating at high temperature for a short period of time under pressure, quenching the heated soybean milk, and treating the cooled milk with activated carbon to adsorb odorous components and the remaining sulfurous acid reducing agent thereon.

Method for deodorizing soybean milk obtained from soybeans or defatted

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Tokyo, Japan

Yasuhiro Saito