while the other represents an optionally substituted C1-6 alkyl group etc.; R
2
represents a H, a halogen atom, OH, an optionally substituted C1-6 alkyl group etc.; X represents a single bond, O or S; Y represents an optionally C1-6 alkylene group etc.; Z represents -R
B, -COR
C etc.; in which R
B represents an
optionally substituted C1-6 alkyl group etc.; R4 represents H, an optionally
substituted C1-6 alkyl group etc,; and R3, R
5 and R
6 represent H, a halogen
atom etc., pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof or prodrugs thereof, which exhibit an excellent inhibitory activity in human SGLT1 and are useful as agents for the prevention or treatment of a disease associated with hyperglycemia such as diabetes, impaired glucose tolerance, impaired fasting glycemia, diabetic complications or obesity, and a disease associated with the increase of blood galactose level such as galactosemia, and pharmaceutical compositions comprising the same, pharmaceutical uses thereof, and intermediates for production thereof.
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WO0236602 A1 (AJINOMOTO CO., INC.,) 10 May 2002
EP1213196 A1 (KISSEI PHARMACEUTICAL CO., LTD.,) 12 June 2002
WO02/056753 A1 (KISSEI PHARMACEUTICAL CO., LTD.,) 11 July 2002
No. of Claims: 83
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A hypoglycemic effect enhancer for enhancing the activity of an a-glucosidase inhibitor, the enhancer comprising at least one kind of bacteria selected from the group consisting of bifidobacteria, lactic acid bacteria, saccharifying bacteria, and butyric acid bacteria.
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[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
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JP 61-205215 A (TAKEDA CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES, LTD.) 11 SEPTEMBER 1986
MANABU NARUMIYA et al. "Acarbose no nyusankin seizai no heiyo ni yoru chonai saikinso no kaizen to fukubu shojo no kaizen koka ni tsuite no kento", RINSHO TO KENKYU, Vol 83 (8): pp 1249-54). 2006
WO 2007/140230 A2 (NOVARTIS AG) 06 DECEMBER 2007
WO 2008/093670 A1 (TK BIO-RESEARCH LABORATORY CO., LTD.) 07 AUGUST 2008
TOSHIRO MATSUI et al. In Vitro Survey of alpha-Glucosidase Inhibitory Food Components, Biosciences, Biotechnology, and Biochemistry, vol 60 (12): pp 2019-22), 1996
No. of Claims: 10
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[74] Attorney / Agent: SIGUION REYNA MONTECILLO & ONGSIAKO LAW OFFICES
[30] Priority Data: 2010-231124 14/10/2010 JP
[51] International Class 8: C09J 11/06; C09J 133/06; C09J 163/00; C09J 7/02; H01L 21/301
[57] Abstract:
Provided is a method for manufacturing electronic component improved in chip-holding efficiency, pickup efficiency and contamination resistance in a well-balanced manner, the method comprising a semi-cured adhesive layer-forming step of forming a semi-cured adhesive layer on the rear face of a wafer, a fixing step of fixing the semi-cured adhesive layer of the wafer on a ring frame with a cohesive sheet, a dicing step of dicing the wafer into semiconductor chips, a UV-irradiating step of irradiating ultraviolet ray, and a pick-up step of picking up the chips and semi-cured adhesive layers from the cohesive layer, wherein the cohesive sheet has a cohesive layer of a cohesive agent having a particular composition formed on one face of its base film.
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[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
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JP 2010-100686 A (NITTO DENKO CORP.) 06 May 2010
JP 2006-264296 A (NITTO DENKO CORP.) 05 October 2006
No. of Claims: 5
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[54] Title: COPPER FOIL FOR PRINTED WIRING BOARD, METHOD FOR PRODUCING SAID COPPER FOIL, RESIN SUBSTRATE FOR PRINTED WIRING BOARD, AND PRINTED WIRING BOARD
[74] Attorney / Agent: SYCIP SALAZAR HERNANDEZ AND GATMAITAN
[30] Priority Data: 2010-214724 27/09/2010 JP
[51] International Class 8: C25D 7/06; H05K 1/09; H05K 3/38
[57] Abstract:
A copper foil for a printed wiring board, the copper foil being characterized by having, on at least on surface thereof, a roughened layer of the copper foil in which: at a distance accounting for 10% of the length of a particle from the root, the average diameter is 0.2 to 1.0 µm; and the ratio of the length (L1) of the particles to the average diameter (D1) at the root of the particles is 15 or less when L1/D1. A copper foil for a printed wiring board characterized in that, after laminating a resin and a copper foil for a printed wiring board having a roughened layer, the sum of the area covered by holes is 20% or more on the uneven and roughened surface of the resin located on the surface of the resin in which a copper layer is removed by etching. The purpose of the present invention is to develop a copper foil for a semiconductor package substrate, wherein a circuit erosion phenomenon is avoided without deteriorating other properties of the copper foil. Particularly, the present invention addresses the problem of providing: a copper foil for a printed wiring board in which it is possible to ameliorate the roughened layer of the copper foil and to improve the adhesion strength between the copper foil and the resin; and a method for producing said copper foil.
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[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
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US 6346335 B1
US 7381475 A
No. of Claims: 331
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[54] Title: SMALL HYDROPOWER GENERATION APPARATUS AND METHOD OF CONTROLLING THE SAME
[71] Proprietors(s): KOLON GLOBAL CORP. [KR] and HALLA CORPORATION [KR]
[72] Inventor(s): KIM, Won Kyoung[KR]: KIM, Jeong Yeon[KR]: CHAE, Kyu Jung[KR]: KIM, Dong Soo[KR]: KIM, Chun Dong[KR]: SEOK, Dong Yeop[KR]
[73] Assignee(s): KOLON GLOBAL CORP. [KR] and HALLA CORPORATION [KR]
[74] Attorney / Agent: E. B. ASTUDILLO & ASSOCIATES
[30] Priority Data: 10-2013-0014308 08/02/2013 KR
[51] International Class 8: F03B 15/20; F03B 17/06; F03B 3/14
[57] Abstract:
The present invention provides a small hydroprower generating apparatus and a method of controlling the apparatus. The apparatus includes a water tank (10), a waterwheel (20), a transfer pipe (30), an inlet valve (40), a hydraulic drive unit (50), a control unit (70), a generator (60) and an electromagnetic switch. The waterwheel is disposed below the water tank and includes a hub, and blades which are provided around the hub so as to be changeable in a pitch angle. The transfer pipe connects the water tank to the waterwheel. The inlet valve opens or closes a flow passage of the transfer pipe. The hydraulic drive unit controls the inlet valve and the pitch angle of the blades. The generator is connected to the waterwheel. The electromagnetic switch is turned on when the RPM of the waterwheel reaches a rated speed, thus connecting the generator to an electric power system.
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[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
Document description
US 4791309 A (PAYNE, et al.) - 27 July 2006
US 6137187 A (MIKHAIL, et.al) - 19 August 2004
KR 20090092050 A (SEOUL NAT UNIV IND FOUNDATION) - 31 August 2009
No. of Claims: 12
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[73] Assignee(s): LIVELEAF, INC. (A DELAWARE CORPORATION) [US]
[74] Attorney / Agent: POBLADOR BAUTISTA & REYES LAW OFFICES
[30] Priority Data: 13/135,124 24/06/2011 US
[51] International Class 8: A61K 31/235; A61K 31/35; A61K 31/352; A61K 31/353; A61P 29/00; A61P 31/04
[57] Abstract:
The teachings provided herein generally relate to site-activated binding systems that selectively increase the bioactivity of phenolic compounds at target sites. The systems can include a phenolic compound bound to a reactive oxygen species, wherein the phenolic compound and the reactive oxygen species can react at a target area in the presence of an oxidoreductase enzyme. The systems can be used, for example, as an antitoxin, an anti-inflammatory, or an antimicrobial. Uses can include treatment of a gastrointestinal condition, a damaged dermal tissue, or a damaged mucosal tissue, as well as in promoting gastrointestinal health that can, for example, result in alleviating gastrointestinal discomfort or, perhaps, creating a weight gain in an animal.
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US 2010/0158885 A1 (HUANG, A. [US] et.al.) / 24 June 2010
WO 2010/138082 A1 (AGENCY FOR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH [SG]) / 2 December 2010
No. of Claims: 24
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[73] Assignee(s): EISAI R & D MANAGEMENT CO., LTD. [JP]
[74] Attorney / Agent: HECHANOVA AND CO., INC.
[30] Priority Data: 61/654,023 31/05/2012 US
[51] International Class 8: A61K 31/519; A61P 37/00; C07D 471/04
[57] Abstract:
Embodiments of the disclosure relate to tetrahydropyrazolopyrimidine compounds that act as antagonists or inhibitors for Toll-like receptors 7 and/or 8, and their use in pharmaceutical compositions effective for treatment of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and lupus nephritis
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[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
Document description
DALINGER IGOR L ET AL: "Liquid-Phase Synthesis of Combinatorial Libraries Based on 7-Trifluoromethyl-Substituted Pyrazolo[1,5-a] Pyrimidine Scaffold', 01 March 2005
WO 2009076512 A1 (EPIX DELAWARE INC. et al.), 18 June 2009
No. of Claims: 274
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[51] International Class 8: A61K 9/00; A61M 5/28; A61M 5/31; A61M 5/315
[57] Abstract:
The invention provides a syringe for use in an ophthalmic injection. The syringe comprises a body, a stopper and a plunger. The body comprises an outlet at an outlet end and the stopper is arranged within the body such that a front surface of the stopper and the body define a variable volume chamber from which a fluid can be expelled though the outlet. The plunger comprises a plunger contact surface at a first end and a rod extends between the plunger contact surface and a rear portion. The plunger contact surface is arranged to contact the stopper but not couple thereto, such that the plunger can be used to force the stopper towards the outlet end of the body, reducing the volume of the variable volume chamber, but not to move the stopper away from the outlet end.
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[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
Document description
US 5181918 A (Brandhorst, Gerd & Taeschner, Wolfgang), 26 January 1993
EP 2298392 A (Denki Kagako Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha et. Al.), 21 December 2009
No. of Claims: 7
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[54] Title: METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR BIOMETHANE PRODUCTION
[71] Proprietors(s): RENESCIENCE A/S [DK]
[72] Inventor(s): JENSEN, Jacob Wagner[DK]: RØNSCH, Georg Ørnskov[DK]: ANTONSEN, Sebastian Buch[DK]
[73] Assignee(s): RENESCIENCE A/S [DK]
[74] Attorney / Agent: SYCIP, SALAZAR, HERNANDEZ AND GATMAITAN
[30] Priority Data: 61/658,419 12/06/2012 US
[51] International Class 8: B09B 3/00; C02F 11/04; C12P 5/02
[57] Abstract:
Methods of processing municipal solid wastes (MSW) are provided whereby concurrent enzymatic hydrolysis and microbial fermentation of wastes results in liquefaction of biodegradable components as well as accumulation of microbial metabolites. Liquefied biodegradable components are then separated from nondegradable solids to produce a bioliquid characterized in comprising a large percentage of dissolved solids of which a large fraction comprises some combination of acetate, ethanol, butyrate, lactate, formate or propionate. This bioliquid is, itself, a novel biomethane substrate composition, which permits very rapid conversion to biomethane. Methods of biomethane production are further provided using this bioliquid and using other biomethane substrate compositions produced by concurrent enzymatic hydrolysis and microbial fermentation of organic materials.
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[74] Attorney / Agent: CASTILLO LAMAN TAN PANTALEON & SAN JOSE LAW OFFICES
[30] Priority Data: 12005782.3 09/08/2012 EP
[51] International Class 8: C10G 9/36
[57] Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for converting hydrocarbon feeds by thermal steamcracking to at least one olefin-containing product stream comprising at least ethylene and propylene, with at least partial conversion of a first hydrocarbon feed in at least one first cracking furnace (1) and a second hydrocarbon feed in at least a second cracking furnace (2). According to the invention, the second hydrocarbon feedstock is converted in the second cracking furnace (2) with cracking conditions that lead to a ratio of propylene to ethylene of 0.7 to 1.6 kg/kg, and the first hydrocarbon feedstock is converted in the first cracking furnace (1) with cracking conditions that lead to a ratio of propylene to ethylene of 0.25 to 0.85 kg/kg at the cracking furnace outlet, the value for the ratio of propylene to ethylene for the second hydrocarbon feed being above the value for the ratio of propylene to ethylene for the first hydrocarbon feedstock.
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[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
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US 2008/0194900 A1 BHIRUD, Vasant L. 14 August 2008
US 2004/0209964 A1 ANSORGE, Joachim et al. 21 October 2004
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[74] Attorney / Agent: CASTILLO LAMAN TAN PANTALEON & SAN JOSE LAW OFFICES
[30] Priority Data: 12005783.1 09/08/2012 EP
[51] International Class 8: C10G 9/36
[57] Abstract:
The invention relates to a process for converting hydrocarbon inputs by thermal steamcracking to give at least one olefin-containing product stream comprising at least ethylene and propylene, by at least partly converting a hydrocarbon input in at least one cracking furnace (2), wherein the hydrocarbon input is converted under mild cracking conditions in the cracking furnace (2), mild cracking conditions meaning that propylene to ethylene are present in a ratio of 0.81 to 1.6 kg/kg at the cracking furnace outlet and the hydrocarbon input comprisng predominantly hydrocarbons having a maximum carbon number of 6, preferably a maximum of 5.
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[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
Document description
US 2008/0194900 A1 BHIRUD, Vasant L. 14 August 2008
US 2004/0209964 A1 ANSORGE, Joachim et al. 21 October 2004
No. of Claims: 18
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[54] Title: MASTERBATCH COMPRISING A CYCLIC KETONE PEROXIDE
[71] Proprietors(s): AKZO NOBEL CHEMICALS INTERNATIONAL B.V. [NL]
[72] Inventor(s): IACOBUCCI, Paul Albert[US]: FRIJLINK, Wilhelm Klaas[NL]: FISCHER, Bart[NL]
[73] Assignee(s): AKZO NOBEL CHEMICALS INTERNATIONAL B.V. [NL]
[74] Attorney / Agent: CASTILLO LAMAN TAN PANTALEON & SAN JOSE LAW OFFICES
[30] Priority Data: 13150128.0 03/01/2013 EP and 61/733,556 05/12/2012 US
[51] International Class 8: C08J 3/22; C08J 9/40; C08K 5/14; C08L 23/02
[57] Abstract:
Masterbatch comprising a dimeric and/or trimeric cyclic ketone peroxide dispersed in a polymeric matrix with a porosity, expressed as percentage of voids on the volume of the matrix, of 0.1-80 vol%, wherein said masterbatch comprises, per 100 g of polymeric matrix, 1-30 g dimeric and/or trimeric cyclic ketone peroxide and less than 0.20 g saturated hydrocarbons with 17-51 carbon atoms.
Representative Drawing(s): NONE
[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
Document description
US 5,808,110 TORENBEEK, Reinder et al. 15 September 1998
US 2004/142170 A1 PRABHU, Vaikunth S. et al. 22 July 2004
No. of Claims: 18
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[30] Priority Data: 2013-012465 25/01/2013 JP and 2013-250590 03/12/2013 JP
[51] International Class 8: C04B 35/10; H01L 21/60
[57] Abstract:
An bonding capillary according to this invention includes a polycrystalline ceramic having a crystal of aluminum oxide as a main phase, an occupancy of pores in the polycrystalline ceramic being 90 ppm or less, and pores having a diameter of 3 µm or more being included at 13 pores/mm2 or less.
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JP2005159070 (A) TOTO LTD 16 June 2005
No. of Claims: 13
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[51] International Class 8: A61K 31/505; A61P 31/12; C07D 239/48
[57] Abstract: This invention relates to 2-aminopyrimidine derivatives, processes for their preparation, pharmaceutical compositions, and their use in treating viral infections.
Representative Drawing(s): NONE
[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
Document description
WO 2012/136834 A1 (JANSSEN R&D IRELAND) 11 October 2012
WO 2010/133885 A1 (ASTRAZENECA AB et al.) 25 November 2010
No. of Claims: 11
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[74] Attorney / Agent: ROMULO MABANTA BUENAVENTURA SAYOC AND DELOS ANGELES
[30] Priority Data: 61/764,385 13/02/2013 US and 61/764,401 13/02/2013 US
[51] International Class 8: A61K 35/00
[57] Abstract:
Single oral solid dosage form comprising an immediate release first dosage composition having at least two antibiotic agents and a delayed release second dosage composition having a proton pump inhibitor are provided herein. The single oral solid dosage form according to some aspects of the invention can be used for the treatment of disorders associated with infection by H. pylori or the prevention of recurrence of disorders associated with infection by H. pylori.
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[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
Document description
US 2009/0028941 A1 (COWLES et al.) 29 January 2009
US 6,489,317 B1 (BORODY) 03 December 2002
No. of Claims: 22
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[51] International Class 8: A61K 31/00; A61K 38/17; A61K 9/00; A61P 29/00; A61P 37/00
[57] Abstract:
The present invention relates to novel formulations of soluble Fc receptors and especially to formulations containing high concentrations of soluble FcүRIIB receptor. The invention further relates to the use of such formulations as pharmaceutical compounds for the treatment of autoimmune diseases, infections and other conditions where the immune system is involved.
Representative Drawing(s): NONE
[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
Document description
WO 2007/092772 A2 (MEDIMUNE, INC.) 16 AUGUST 2007
US 2008/0214459 A1 (HUBER, R. et al) 04 SEPTEMBER 2008
US 2008/0214459 A1 (HUBER, R. et al) 04 SEPTEMBER 2008
EP 2 161 031 A1 (SUPPREMOL GMBH) 10 MARCH 2010
EP 2 161 031 A1 (SUPPREMOL GMBH) 10 MARCH 2010
WO 2007/068047 A1 (TRILLIUM THERAPEUTICS INC) 21 JUNE 2007
WO 2007/068047 A1 (TRILLIUM THERAPEUTICS INC) 21 JUNE 2007
WO 2009/158696 A1 (ZYMOGENETICS, INC.) 30 DECEMBER 2009
WO 2009/158696 A1 (ZYMOGENETICS, INC.) 30 DECEMBER 2009
FRIDMAN, W.H. et al. "Soluble Fcy receptors", J. of Leukocyte Biology. Vol. 54.: pp. 504-12. 01 NOVEMBER 1993
No. of Claims: 52
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[71] Proprietors(s): SHIRE HUMAN GENETIC THERAPIES, INC. [US]
[72] Inventor(s): NICHOLS, Dave[US]
[73] Assignee(s): SHIRE HUMAN GENETIC THERAPIES, INC. [US]
[74] Attorney / Agent: MIRANDAH ASIA (PHILIPPINES), INC
[30] Priority Data: 61/666,733 29/06/2012 US
[51] International Class 8: A61K 38/17; C07K 1/00; C07K 16/00
[57] Abstract:
The present invention provides, among other things, improved methods for purifying 12 S protein produced recombinantly for enzyme replacement therapy. The present invention is, in part, based on the surprising discovery that recombinant I2S protein can be purified from unprocessed biological materials, such as, I2S-containing cell culture medium, using a process involving as few as four chromatography columns.
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[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
Document description
US 8128925 B2 (VELLARD M.C. et al.) / 06 March 2012 (06.03.2012)
ZHOU, Q-H et al., "Brain-Penetrating IgG-Iduronate 2-Sulfatase Fusion Protein for the Mouse", Drug Metabolism and Disposition, February 2012, Vol. 40, No. 2, pages 329-335
No. of Claims: 21
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A gateway computer (120) has an information storage database (1201) saving issuance information about a prepaid card issued by an issuance source computer (110) and is interposed between a headquarters computer (130) and the issuance source computer (11 0) to enable the prepaid card sold by an online shopas the negotiable instrument by performing an activation process on the prepaid card. The gateway computer (120) includes a comparison means (1204) configured to compare the issuance information saved in the information storage database (1201) with stored information stored in the prepaid card before the prepaid card is delivered, a temporary activation execution means (1202) configured to change the issuance information to a temporarily activated state when the comparison means (1204) identifies that the issuance information matches the stored information, and an activation confirmation means (1203) configured to execute the activation process on the prepaid card after the delivery of the prepaid card.
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[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
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JP 2000-231655 A (NTT DATA CORP.) 22 August 2000 (22.08.2000)
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[30] Priority Data: 2014-016846 31/01/2014 JP and 2014-230455 13/11/2014 JP
[51] International Class 8: H01H 9/02; H02G 3/02
[57] Abstract:
This mounting frame (1) comprises a pair of first beams (11) and a pair of second beams (12) that form a frame. The first beams (11) face each other with a window hole (18) in which a switch unit (100) is mounted interposed therebetween, and are affixed to a building material such that the rear surfaces contact the rim of a hole provided in said building material. The second beams (12) face each other with the window hole (18) interposed therebetween in a direction intersecting the direction in which the first beams (11) face each other. The second beams (12) are provided with through-holes (15a, 15b) into which mounting prongs (103) on switch units (100) are inserted. The first beams (11) and the second beams (12) are designed such that, when mounted to the building material, the front surfaces of the second beams (12) in the areas where the through-holes (15) are provided are positioned rearwards of the front surfaces of the first beams (11) in areas on the side corresponding to the surface of the building material.
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[54] Title: HIGH-SPEED CENTRIFUGAL MIXING DEVICES AND METHODS OF USE
[71] Proprietors(s): TYME, INC. [US]
[72] Inventor(s): HOFFMAN, Steven[US]
[73] Assignee(s): TYME, INC. [US]
[74] Attorney / Agent: MIRANDAH ASIA (PHILIPPINES) INC.
[30] Priority Data: 14/059,837 22/10/2013 US
[51] International Class 8: B01F 9/10
[57] Abstract:
A centrifugal mixing device can include a shaft assembly that is operably coupled to a motor such that the motor rotates the shaft assembly about a first axis. The devices can further include a turret that is rotatably coupled to the shaft assembly such that the turret rotates about the first axis relative to the shaft assembly. The turret can include a first support, a first canister rotatably coupled to the first support such that the first canister rotates about a second axis, and a second canister rotatably coupled to the first support such that the second canister rotates about a third axis. The turret is configured to rotate about the first axis in a first rotational direction and each of the first and second canisters is configured to rotate about the second and third axes, respectively, in a second rotational direction that is opposite the first rotational direction.
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[73] Assignee(s): UNIVERSAL ENTERTAINMENT CORPORATION [JP] and Aruze Gaming America, Inc [US]
[74] Attorney / Agent: MANUEL C. CASES, JR. AND ASSOCIATES
[30] Priority Data: 2010-227201 07/10/2010 JP and 2010-253094 11/11/2010 JP
[51] International Class 8: A63F 5/04; A63F 7/02
[57] Abstract:
The present application provides a game playing information integration system which is capable of objectively performing selection and/or settings according to preference of a player, particularly fixed customers, and thereby capable of effectively introducing a gaming machine to invoke demands of players as users and managers of gaming facilities in a well-balanced manner from a result obtained by logically analyzing the gaming machine. (a) Game playing period at one time of each player in gaming machine unit, (b) change in balance over time of player in a game playing period, (c) operation time of the gaming machine unit, and (d) data relating to profit of a shop side by the gaming machine are generated, the degree of satisfaction of player is computed based on (a) and (b), and the degree of satisfaction of a shop side is computed based on (c) and (d).
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[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
Document description
US 2010/0228526 A1 (MOORE et al.) 09 September 2010
US 2006/0281544 A1 (FRATTINGER et al.) 14 December 2006
No. of Claims: 2
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[72] Inventor(s): OSMANBASIC, Faruk[CH]: MUFF, Josef A.[CH]: GREMAUD, Nicolas[US]
[73] Assignee(s): INVENTIO AG [CH]
[74] Attorney / Agent: E.B. ASTUDILLO AND ASSOCIATES
[30] Priority Data: 13193196.6 15/11/2013 EP
[51] International Class 8: B66B 5/22
[57] Abstract:
Safety gear 9 for an elevator, with a brake element 6 or a brake wedge 63, a guide element 2, and a setting device 20. The brake element 6 or the brake wedge 63 is borne movably on the guide element 2. The safety gear 9 has an additional activating element 11, which, upon activation of the safety gear 9, can be brought into mechanical engagement with the brake element 6 or the brake wedge 63.
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[56] Reference(s) Cited and/or Considered:
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US 2716467 A - (CALLAWAY) - 30 August 1955
US 3282383 A - (CHASAR) - 01 November 1966
No. of Claims: 26
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[73] Assignee(s): PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A. [CH]
[74] Attorney / Agent: SIGUION REYNA MONTECILLO & ONGSIAKO LAW OFFICES
[30] Priority Data: 14154552.5 10/02/2014 EP; 14154553.3 10/02/2014 EP and 14154554.1 10/02/2014 EP
[51] International Class 8: A24F 47/00; A61M 15/06; H05B 3/34
[57] Abstract:
An aerosol-generating system includes a cartridge, comprising a liquid storage portion comprising a housing for holding a liquid aerosol-forming substrate, the housing having an opening; and a heater assembly comprising at least one heater element fixed to the housing and extending across the opening of the housing, wherein the width of the at least one heater element of the heater assembly is smaller than the width of the opening of the housing. In examples, the heater element is spaced from the periphery of the opening, leading to more efficient heating and aerosol production.
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US 20130087160 A1 (GREGHE) 11 April 2013
US 2011265806 A1 (ALARCON) 03 November 2011
No. of Claims: 15
Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634 Philippines
[74] Attorney / Agent: PADLAN SALVADOR COLOMA & ASSOCIATES
[30] Priority Data: 232197 23/04/2014 IL
[51] International Class 8: F21V 8/00; G02B 27/00; G02B 27/01
[57] Abstract:
There is provided an optical system, including a light-transmitting substrate (20) having at least two major surfaces (26) and edges, an optical prism (54) having at least a first (58), a second (56) and a third (60) surface, for coupling light waves having a given field- of-view into the substrate by total internal reflection, at least one partially reflecting surface located in the substrate, the partially reflecting surface being orientated non-parallelly with respect to the major surfaces of the substrate, for coupling light waves out of the substrate, at least one of the edges (50) of the substrate is slanted at an oblique angle with respect to the major surfaces, the second surface of the prism is located adjacent to the slanted edge of the substrate, and a part of the substrate located next to the slanted edge is substantially transparent, wherein the light waves enter the prism through the first surface of the prism, traverse the prism without any reflection and enter the substrate through the slanted edge.
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US2010/0067110 A1 HADAD, Mali, et. al. 18 March 2010
Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634 Philippines
[73] Assignee(s): PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A. [CH]
[74] Attorney / Agent: SIGUION REYNA, MONTECILLO AND ONGSIAKO LAW OFFICES
[30] Priority Data: 14180896.4 13/08/2014 EP
[51] International Class 8: A24F 47/00
[57] Abstract:
There is provided an electrically operated aerosol-generating system (10) comprising an aerosol-generating assembly (16) comprising an aerosol-forming substrate (54), at least one electric heater (52) for heating the aerosol-forming substrate (54), a first data storage device (50), and a first electrical connector (24). The system (10) further comprises a multi-purpose computing device (12) comprising a supply of electrical energy(38), a multi-purpose user interface (30), at least one user input device (30), a second data storage device(34), a plurality of software applications installed on the second data storage device (34), a microprocessor (36), and a second electrical connector (18). The first and second electrical connectors (18, 24) are configured to enable two-way data transfer between the multi-purpose computing device (12) and the aerosol-generating assembly (16), and to enable a supply of electrical current from the supply of electrical energy (38) to the at least one electric heater (52). At least one of the software applications (32) is configured to control a supply of electrical current to the at least one electric heater (52) in accordance with a predetermined heating profile stored on at least one of the first and second data storage devices (34, 50).
Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634 Philippines
[51] International Class 8: B65D 5/02; B65D 5/06; B65D 5/10
[57] Abstract:
An end load carton (55) includes a closure system (62) having a tab (150) constituting part of a control region (144) spaced from a free edge (120, 120') of an upper flap (66, 66') by a support region (141; 141'). The control region (144) also includes a press zone adjacent the tab (150). After initially opening a top portion (58) of the carton (55), the upper and lower flaps (66, 69; 66', 69) can be selectively interconnected through the closure system (62) by pushing on the press zone to depress the upper and lower flaps (66, 69; 66', 69) in order to open up a slot (170) formed in the lower flap (69) and align the tab (150) with the slot (170) to reclose the carton (55). To reopen the carton (55), the support region (141; 141') can be readily grasped and pulled to open carton (55) without fear of tearing the upper flap (66).
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US 3,549,082 A1 / SIMPSON, W., et al. / 22 December 1970
US 3,797,728 A1 / BUTTERFLY, K. / 19 March 1974
No. of Claims: 19
Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634 Philippines
[54] Title: CARD SHOOTER DEVICE AND CARD STORAGE METHOD
[71] Proprietors(s): ANGEL PLAYING CARDS CO., LTD. [JP]
[72] Inventor(s): SHIGETA, Yasushi[JP]
[73] Assignee(s): ANGEL PLAYING CARDS CO., LTD. [JP]
[74] Attorney / Agent: HECHANOVA AND CO., INC.
[30] Priority Data: 2014-115255 15/05/2014 JP
[51] International Class 8: A63F 1/10
[57] Abstract:
A card shooter device (1) includes a main unit (7) including a card storage section (3) for storing cards (2s) constituting a predetermined number of decks; a removable top cover (4), arranged on top of the card storage section (3), for covering the card storage section (3), a bottom face (5), inclined forward, for guiding the cards (2) onto a game table (6) from the card storage section (3), and a front cover (8), arranged in front of the main unit (7) so that the cards (2) can be extracted one by one from the card storage section (3), in which the front cover (8) is removable from the main unit (7) in cooperation with an engagement member (9) provided in front of the main unit (7), and is adapted to be able to store the cards (2s) constituting the predetermined number of decks in the card storage section (3) when the front cover (8) is removed.
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US2009/0121429 A1 / WALSH, Sion D. / 14 May 2009
US 2005/0178784 A1 / WACLAWEK, Wieslaw / 18 August 2005
No. of Claims: 14
Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634 Philippines
[74] Attorney / Agent: ROMULO MABANTA BUENAVENTURA SAYOC AND DELOS ANGELES
[30] Priority Data: RM2014A000446 01/08/2014 IT
[51] International Class 8: F02N 19/00
[57] Abstract:
A process for starting an internal combustion engine, providing the use of an electric motor acting on the driveshaft of the internal combustion engine, provides a positioning step, activated upon switching-off the engine, and a switching-on step, activated after a starting control, wherein said positioning step comprises: a forward rotation by a predetermined forward rotation angle; a detection of a possible stall state followed, in negative case, by an additional forward rotation until reaching a predetermined maximum forward rotation angle; an inverse rotation by a predetermined angle; and a detection of a possible stall state followed, in negative case, by an additional inverse rotation until reaching a predetermined maximum inverse rotation angle.
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US2004000281 A1 (Wakitani Tsutomo et. Al.), 01 January 2004
EP 1055816 A1 (Mistuba Corp), 29 November 2000
Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634 Philippines
[74] Attorney / Agent: MIRANDAH Asia (Philippines) INC.
[30] Priority Data: NONE
[51] International Class 8: A61K 8/19; A61K 8/21; A61K 8/27; A61K 8/365; A61K 8/73; A61K 8/81; A61Q 11/00
[57] Abstract:
An oral care composition containing a stannous ion source, a zinc ion source, a polyphosphate, and a thickening agent. The thickening agent contains polyvinylpyrrolidone, a polysaccharide gum and carboxymethyl cellulose. The compositions have excellent rheology properties.
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WO2011/053291 A1 (Colgate-Palmolive Co.) 5 May 2015
WO2006/013081 A1 (GlaxoGroup LTD) 9 February 2006
No. of Claims: 24
Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634 Philippines
[73] Assignee(s): MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION [JP]
[74] Attorney / Agent: SYCIP SALAZAR HERNANDEZ AND GATMAITAN LAW OFFICES
[30] Priority Data: NONE
[51] International Class 8: F02M 51/06; F02M 51/08; F02M 61/18
[57] Abstract:
In a valve device for a fuel injection valve (1), an intersection point (13c) between a vertex of an imaginary cone (13b), which is obtained by extending a seat surface (13) to a downstream side, and a center axis Z of the valve seat (11) is located in an opening (15). In this way, most of the fuel that has flowed along a seat section (13a) is collected at the opening (15), then reaches an upper surface of an injection hole plate (22), and is smoothly shifted to become a flow toward an outer circumferential side. Thus, pressure loss of the fuel during this process is suppressed to be small. Therefore, in the valve device for the fuel injection valve (1), a reduction in a fuel speed in a section (22b) right above an injection hole is suppressed, and atomization of fuel spray is promoted.
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JP 2010077865 A (Mitsubishi Electric Corp), 08 April 2018
JPH 10281041 A (Mitsubishi Heavy Ind. Ltd.), 20 October 1998
No. of Claims: 6
Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634 Philippines
[72] Inventor(s): KIM, Jae Won[KR]: KIM, Young Ki[KR]
[73] Assignee(s): KIM, Jae Won [KR]
[74] Attorney / Agent: SYCIP SALAZAR HERNANDEZ AND GATMAITAN LAW OFFICES
[30] Priority Data: 10-2014-0075091 19/06/2014 KR and 10-2015-0069431 19/05/2015 KR
[51] International Class 8: A47J 19/02; A47J 19/06; A47J 43/07
[57] Abstract:
The present invention relates to ajuice squeezing module for a juicer, including: a juice squeezing drum open on the top surface thereof and having a juice discharging hole and a remnant discharging hole formed on the lower end periphery thereof; a juice squeezing screw rotatably mounted at the inside of the juice squeezing drum and having screw spiral lines formed on the outer peripheral surface thereof; a screen drum mounted at the inside of the juice squeezing drum in such a manner as to surround the juice squeezing screw; and a cap adapted to cover the top surface of the juice squeezing drum and having an injection tube protrudingly extended upward from a portion of the top thereof, the injection tube having an injection hole formed on the side surface thereof to inject extraction materials thereinto.
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US2013/0074708 A1 Greenfield World Trade 28 March 2013
Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634 Philippines
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