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| 20100214325 | IMAGE DISPLAY - An image display (A) comprises a display unit ( | 08-26-2010 |
| 20100277500 | COLOR ADJUSTMENT CIRCUIT - The fact that B and R are close to a U axis and to a V axis, respectively, is noted. On that basis, from an example of color adjustment parameters set in directions of colors, it is found out that, when inputted V is in a negative range, B has a small influence. Accordingly, a B component is omitted from calculation in order to reduce a calculation amount. Similarly, components having small influences are omitted when B is in a positive range, when U is in the positive range, and when U is in the negative range. Thereby, adjustment parameters A | 11-04-2010 |
| 20110080524 | VIDEO SIGNAL PROCESSING CIRCUIT, DISPLAY DEVICE, MOBILE TERMINAL, AND PROGRAM - Shown is a diagram showing input-output characteristics for color adjustment. The horizontal axis represents an input, and the vertical axis represents an output. In this color adjustment technique, first, so as to prevent degradation the luminance of white after white correction, correction coefficients are determined so that the smallest value thereof may be 1. Note that “1” here is not a strict value. To be more specific, in contrast to the conventional technique in which correction is performed with the largest value being made equal to about “1,” the present embodiments sets the smallest value at about “1.” This idea itself is a first point which makes the embodiments different from the conventional technique. When doing so, all the correction coefficients are “1” or larger. In the case where a correction coefficient is “1” or larger, when the input is large, the output is saturated. To prevent the saturation, the saturation suppressed using an n-degree curve (X | 04-07-2011 |
| 20110115982 | VIDEO SIGNAL PROCESSING DEVICE AND VIDEO DISPLAY DEVICE - In an X-Y conversion chart, a threshold Th is defined as Y=0, that is, the threshold Th is defined on the X axis, a range from −Th to +Th is defined as a range in which smoothing (noise elimination) processing is performed, and a range outside the range from −Th to +Th is defined as a range in which sharpening processing is performed. As shown in equations in drawings, among equations denoted by Y | 05-19-2011 |
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| 20090017257 | PROCESSING METHOD OF GLASS SUBSTRATE, AND HIGHLY FLAT AND HIGHLY SMOOTH GLASS SUBSTRATE - The present invention is to provide a processing method for manufacturing a highly flat and highly smooth glass substrate with good productivity. A highly flat and highly smooth glass substrate is obtained with good productivity by processing of a glass substrate, which comprises a step of measuring the surface shape of the glass substrate prior to processing, a step of processing the surface of the substrate by changing a processing condition for each site (first processing step), and a step of finish-polishing the surface of the glass substrate that has been subjected to the first processing step (second processing step). At that time, the processing condition for each site within the surface of the substrate in the first processing step is determined from a processing amount that is determined from the concave-convex shape of the surface of the glass substrate prior to processing and the in-plane distribution of a processing amount by the second processing step separately measured by using a similar substrate. | 01-15-2009 |
| 20090233192 | METHOD FOR FINISHING SURFACE OF PRELIMINARY POLISHED GLASS SUBSTRATE - The invention is to provide a method in which waviness generated on a glass substrate surface during pre-polishing is removed, thereby finishing the glass substrate so as to have a surface excellent in flatness. The invention relates to a method for finishing a pre-polished glass substrate surface using any one of processing methods selected from the group consisting of ion beam etching, gas cluster ion beam etching and plasma etching, the glass substrate being made of quartz glass that contains a dopant and comprises SiO | 09-17-2009 |
| 20100224207 | Eyelash Curler - [Subject] To provide an eyelash curler capable of curling the entire eyelashes easily and beautifully in an ideally radial state by using the eyelash curler once. | 09-09-2010 |
| 20100304282 | METHOD FOR FINISHING SURFACE OF PRELIMINARY POLISHED GLASS SUBSTRATE - A glass substrate obtained by a method including measuring flatness of a glass substrate surface and measuring concentration distribution of dopant in the substrate. Processing conditions of the surface are set up for each site of the substrate based on results from the measuring the flatness and the measuring the distribution, and the finishing is carried out while keeping an angle formed by normal line of the substrate and incident beam onto the surface at from 30 to 89°. The surface is subjected to second finishing for improving an RMS in a high spatial frequency region. The surface after the second finishing satisfies the requirements: an RMS slope in the region that 5 μm<λ(spatial wavelength)<1 mm is not more than 0.5 mRad and an RMS slope in the region that 250 nm<λ(spatial wavelength)<5 μm is not more than 0.6 mRad. | 12-02-2010 |
| 20110120993 | Multi-Component Food Packaging For Microwave Oven - A multi-component package is provided which enables simultaneous heat cooking of a food product which does not require a long cooking time and a food product which requires a longer cooking time. The multi-component package includes a lower container comprising a bottomed, lower container main body for containing a first food product. The container further includes an upper container comprising an upper container main body for containing a second filled food product. A flange of the lower container main body and a flange of the upper container main body are engaged with each other so that the lower container and the upper container are combined integrally. A vapor vent is provided in a lower container lid material, whereby water vapor generated upon heating of the first food product heats the second food product in the upper container. | 05-26-2011 |
