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| 20090246366 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR PREPARING PARTICULATES - Disclosed herein is an apparatus for preparing composite particulates, including a rotary body having a bottom surface and a side wall and operative to contain particulates to which an adhering material is to be made to adhere; a centrifugal machine for rotating the rotary body so as to apply centrifugal forces to the particulates in the rotary body; and an inclination varying device operative to vary the inclination of the rotary body to an arbitrary inclination angle in the range from an angle at which the bottom surface of the rotary body forms a horizontal surface perpendicular to the direction of gravity to an angle at which the bottom surface forms a vertical surface parallel to the direction of gravity, and operative to support the rotary body at the arbitrary inclination angle. | 10-01-2009 |
| 20090305066 | SPUTTERING COMPOSITE TARGET, METHOD FOR MANUFACUTURING TRANSPARENT CONDUCTIVE FILM USING THE SAME AND TRANSPARENT CONDUCTIVE FILM-PROVIDED BASE MATERIAL - A sputtering composite target includes: an oxide based component containing indium oxide; and a carbon based component. | 12-10-2009 |
| 20100112203 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR PREPARING COMPOSITE PARTICULATES - A method of preparing composite materials by (a) containing particulates to which an adhering material is to be made to adhere, in a rotary body having a bottom surface and a side wall; (b) rotating the rotary body so as to apply centrifugal forces to the particulates in the rotary body; and (c) varying the inclination of the rotary body to an arbitrary inclination angle in the range from an angle at which the bottom surface of the rotary body forms a horizontal surface perpendicular to the direction of gravity to an angle at which the bottom surface forms a vertical surface parallel to the direction of gravity, and supporting the rotary body at the arbitrary inclination angle | 05-06-2010 |
| 20100150796 | FUEL REFORMER - A fuel reformer which can easily achieve high weight energy density and high volume energy density, and a method for producing the fuel reformer with ease and high efficiency as well as an electrode for electrochemical device, such as a fuel cell, and an electrochemical device are provided. The present invention is to feed hydrogen obtained from a fuel reformer having a catalyst layer containing Pt for taking out hydrogen from a liquid fuel, such as methanol, and a hydrogen permeable layer, such as a Pd thin film, which is impermeable to liquid and permeable to hydrogen to an electrochemical device such as a fuel cell, which comprises a negative electrode, a positive electrode and a proton conductive film sandwiched therebetween. The present invention provides a method of producing the hydrogen permeable layer in the reformer | 06-17-2010 |
| 20110064875 | COMPOSITE PARTICULATE PREPARING APPARATUS AND METHOD - A composite particulate preparing apparatus is provided that includes a rotating body receiving particulates to which an adhering material is allowed to adhere and having a bottom surface, a side wall and a flange part; a centrifugal machine rotating the rotating machine to apply centrifugal force to the particulates in the rotating body; an inclination varying device shifting the rotating body at an arbitrary inclination angle so that the bottom surface of the rotating body forms a vertical plane parallel to a gravitational direction from a horizontal plane perpendicular to the gravitational direction; and a stirring device disposed closer to a horizontal line perpendicular to a vertical line drawn from a rotational center of the rotating body in a gravitational direction on a rotational side where the particulates drop from an uppermost point, than to the vertical line. | 03-17-2011 |
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| 20080207209 | CELLULAR MOBILE RADIO COMMUNICATION SYSTEM - A method of autonomously generating neighboring cell information in a cellular mobile radio communication system including: transmitting, by a first base station, a measurement radio signal through a radio channel for radio field intensity measurement; measuring a radio field intensity of the measurement radio signal received from the first base station; determining based on the measured radio field intensity whether the first base station is a neighboring cell; registering identification information of the first base station in second office data of neighboring cells possessed by itself when the first base station is determined as the neighboring cell; obtaining first office data possessed by the first base station based on the identification information; and reflecting the first office data obtained from the first base station as neighboring cell information in the second office data possessed by itself, the measuring, determining, registering, obtaining and reflecting being sequentially performed by each of second base stations. | 08-28-2008 |
| 20100015987 | Radio Resource Allocation Method And Radio Station - Provided is a radio resource allocation method of allocating common radio resources shared among a plurality of radio stations or a plurality of sectors to each of the plurality of radio stations or each of the plurality of sectors. The method includes defining, as a frame set, a given number of radio frames for repeatedly providing the common radio resources along a time axis, defining, as radio resource units, minimum units obtained by dividing the common radio resources provided by the frame set in units of the radio frames and in units of sub-channel groups, and allocating at least one of the radio resource units to each of the plurality of radio stations or the each of the plurality of sectors. | 01-21-2010 |
| 20110216688 | RADIO COMMUNICATION APPARATUS, RADIO COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, AND METHOD OF SWITCHING COMMUNICATION MODE - In a radio communication system, when switching of a multicast communication and a unicast communication is performed, a radio communication base station determines whether to switch a communication mode based on reception information received from a mobile terminal, newly establishes a logical channel between the mobile terminal and the radio communication base station by the same logical channel as before switching based on the determination result, converts to a transport channel of a communication mode different from before switching in the newly established logical channel, and switches communication with each mobile terminal to a communication mode represented by the converted transport channel. Thus, switching of the communication mode is performed limitedly only in between the radio communication base station and each mobile terminal. | 09-08-2011 |
| 20110319086 | BASE-STATION DEVICE AND HANDOVER METHOD - A base-station device that forms a first cell in a wireless communication system in which a plurality of second cells are included in the first cell, includes: a reception unit configured to receive control information including information used to specify the location of a mobile terminal from the mobile terminal located in the first cell; a location information storage unit configured to store location information indicating the location of each of the plural second cells; a selection unit configured to select, based on a result obtained by comparing the location of the mobile terminal with the location information, a neighboring cell that can be a destination to which the mobile terminal is handed over from the first cell, from among the plural second cells; and a transmission unit configured to transmit to the mobile terminal a neighboring cell notification message giving notice of the selected neighboring cell. | 12-29-2011 |
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| 20090132492 | MENU DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, MENU SERVER, READ/WRITE DEVICE, METHOD, AND COMPUTER READABLE RECORDING MEDIUM - Disclosed is a menu distribution system that provides a menu, which is viewable in a conventional manner and is customized for each customer. A customer allows a read/write device to read a customer ID information storage medium storing customer ID information. The read/write device transmits the customer ID information to a menu server. The menu server has a customer information storage unit that stores, for each customer, attribute information such as food preferences. The menu server selects a menu item most suitable for the customer identified by the transmitted customer ID information, by comparing customer attribute information and menu items stored in a menu item information storage unit. Menu image data is generated based on the selected menu item and is transmitted to the read/write device. The read/write device writes the received menu image data to a memory of a paper like display. | 05-21-2009 |
| 20090240519 | DWELL-UNIT-MANAGEMENT SUPPORTING SYSTEM, DWELL-UNIT-MANAGEMENT SUPPORTING METHOD, COMPUTER-READABLE RECORDING MEDIUM, SERVER AND MULTIPLE FUNCTION PROCESSING MACHINE - As receiving information for specifying a dwell unit and a request of creating an inspection list, a dwell unit information server creates an inspection list for the dwell unit in response to the request. A multiple function processing machine prints out the inspection list, and reads the inspection list on which a defective equipment is written. The multiple function processing machine extracts handwritten information from read-out information, and transmits the extracted information to the dwell unit information server together with code information printed on the inspection list. The dwell unit information server extracts an equipment needing inspection based on the code information and the handwritten information, and transmits a work instruction which instructs maintenance/repair of the equipment to a maintenance/repair responsible company responsible for the extracted equipment. | 09-24-2009 |
| 20100079785 | PRINTING SERVICE PROVIDING METHOD AND PRINTING SERVICE PROVIDING SYSTEM - A client terminal transmits a call request for using a MFP to a call control server. The call control server carries out authentication processing about a user and the MFP in response to the call request. If the authentication processing result is correct, the call control server transfers the call request to the printing service management server. The call request is transferred from the printing service management server to a printing service providing server and then transferred to the MFP via the call control server. Thus, a session of the client terminal and the MFP is established. The printing service providing server carries out processing for providing a predetermined printing service based on the call request from the client terminal. | 04-01-2010 |
