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Akimasa Mega, Kyoto JP
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| 20110096967 | Biological Imaging Device - Optical waveguide paths to observe a sample on a sample holder from a plurality of directions while guiding an image of light in each direction which is emitted out of the sample toward a direction of a two dimensional detector via a main imaging lens include an optical waveguide path which never receives the light directly from the sample. The optical waveguide path which never receives the light directly from the sample forms an image of the sample within a substantial focus range of the main imaging lens, and includes optical elements arranged such that a light beam after formation of the image proceeds toward a direction of the main imaging lens. Optical elements on at least one optical waveguide path are those for forming real images. Therefore, the main imaging lens images the sample and those real images in block on the two dimensional detector. | 04-28-2011 |
Dimitri D.v. Mega, Derby GB
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| 20110193293 | SEAL ARRANGEMENT - A seal arrangement provided between a static component and a rotating component arranged for rotation about a rotational axis. The arrangement preferably takes the form of an interstage seal for a gas turbine engine, including: first and second seal members carried by respective said components and arranged concentrically about said rotational axis. The first seal member has a plurality of radially directed seal fins extending towards the second member and a substantially radially directed flow outlet configured to direct a flow of cooling air through the first member. In one aspect of the invention, the second member has a radial projection at one end of its axial length, the projection extending towards the first member at a position spaced axially between the flow outlet and said seal fins. In another aspect of the invention, the flow outlet is axially adjacent a seal fin which is configured so as to be generally concave towards the flow outlet. | 08-11-2011 |
Masahiko Mega, Hyogo JP
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| 20100205805 | TURBINE ROTOR BLADE REPAIR METHOD - A turbine rotor blade repair method which reduces the occurrence of cracks due to welding is provided. A turbine rotor blade repair method for repairing damage of a fin at a tip of a turbine rotor blade includes overlaying a damaged portion of the fin with metal by welding (step S | 08-19-2010 |
Tetsuya Mega, Tokyo JP
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| 20120107633 | HIGH STRENGTH STEEL SHEET AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME - A high-strength steel sheet includes a composition containing, in mass percent, 0.08% to 0.20% of carbon, 0.2% to 1.0% of silicon, 0.5% to 2.5% of manganese, 0.04% or less of phosphorus, 0.005% or less of sulfur, 0.05% or less of aluminum, 0.07% to 0.20% of titanium, and 0.20% to 0.80% of vanadium, the balance being iron and incidental impurities. | 05-03-2012 |
Tetsuya Mega, Chiba JP
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| 20110048588 | COLD-ROLLED STEEL SHEET AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME - A cold-rolled steel sheet has a partially recrystallized grain structure with a degree of unrecrystallization of 25% to 90% and a Rockwell hardness HRB of 83 or more, the cold-rolled steel sheet containing 0.01% to 0.15% C, 0.03% or less Si, 0.10% to 0.70% Mn, 0.025% or less P, 0.025% or less S, 0.01% to 0.05% Al, and 0.008% or less N on a mass basis, the remainder being Fe and unavoidable impurities, wherein the mean diameter of ferrite is 2 to 10 μm and these components satisfy Formula (1): (C %)+0.15×(Mn %)+0.85×(P %)≧0.21, wherein (M %) represents the content (mass percent) of an element M. | 03-03-2011 |
Verónica Inés Mega, Buenos Aires AR
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| 20100100030 | Microbe Reductions with Photosensitizers - Methods, devices and composition are disclosed for treating oral, skin and nail diseases, including inflammatory periodontal disease, onychomycosis and dermatophytosis. In a preferred embodiment a method for treating oral, skin and nail infections comprises administering a photosensitizing compound in long term effect or timed release formulations, including local highly concentrated formulations, and activating the photosensitizer with radiation to selectively destroy bacteria, fungi and other microbial bodies. In another preferred embodiment, photosensitizers are housed within nanoparticles, and can be gradually released through biodegradation or periodically released by such processes as brushing, irradiation and chemically induced release. The diffusion speed of the photosensitizers can be accelerated by brushing. In another embodiment, the photosensitizer molecule is also modified to more effectively target the molecule to the unwanted oral bacterial and fungal species. In another embodiment devices for treating oral, skin and nail infections includes a laser radiation source and delivery apparatuses such as brush or teethed comb for nail and scalp infections respectively. | 04-22-2010 |
Verónica Inés Mega, Buenos Aires AR
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| 20100100030 | Microbe Reductions with Photosensitizers - Methods, devices and composition are disclosed for treating oral, skin and nail diseases, including inflammatory periodontal disease, onychomycosis and dermatophytosis. In a preferred embodiment a method for treating oral, skin and nail infections comprises administering a photosensitizing compound in long term effect or timed release formulations, including local highly concentrated formulations, and activating the photosensitizer with radiation to selectively destroy bacteria, fungi and other microbial bodies. In another preferred embodiment, photosensitizers are housed within nanoparticles, and can be gradually released through biodegradation or periodically released by such processes as brushing, irradiation and chemically induced release. The diffusion speed of the photosensitizers can be accelerated by brushing. In another embodiment, the photosensitizer molecule is also modified to more effectively target the molecule to the unwanted oral bacterial and fungal species. In another embodiment devices for treating oral, skin and nail infections includes a laser radiation source and delivery apparatuses such as brush or teethed comb for nail and scalp infections respectively. | 04-22-2010 |