Abstract: An access door for a vehicle including an open bed assembly including a front wall, two side walls and a rear wall. A door portion on one of the side walls of the liftgate opening on a substantially vertical hinged axis for providing side access to the truck bed.

Abstract: The disclosure describes a heat delivery medium and composition for biomedical applications with controlled conversion of energy from an exogenous source to heat.

Abstract: A grow light for providing light to one or more plants in a grow area, includes a first light source and a second light source. A first energy conversion component is disposed over the first light source and a second energy conversion component is disposed over the second light source. A power supply is configured to provide power to the first and the second light sources. A controller is configured to control the power supply to provide power to either the first light source or the second light source at a given time. The first energy conversion component converts light received from the first light source into a light having first spectrum and the second energy conversion component converts light received from the second light source into a light having second spectrum different from the first spectrum.

Abstract: A lighting device that provides visible illumination with enhanced emission in the range 460-520 nm with a M/P ratio of XI, where XI is at least 0.7, a correlated color temperature of 4000-14000 K, and an average color rendering index of at least 70.

Abstract: A holographic recording medium comprises an acid generator capable of producing an acid upon exposure to actinic radiation; a binder; and at least one monomer or oligomer capable of undergoing cationic polymerization initiated by the acid produced from the acid generator. This recording medium is not subject to the disadvantages (for example, oxygen sensitivity) associated with radical-polymerized prior art holographic recording media.

Abstract: A method and apparatus is disclosed for producing comparative data in a visually assimilable form. The method comprises providing a substrate which is divided into visually distinct zones each representative of a different area of comparison, providing first means over said substrate aligned with at least one said zone and visually indicative of first data relative to said at least one zone, and providing second means over said first means aligned with at least one said zone and visually indicative of second data relevant to said at least one zone, said second means being visually different to said first means. Said first and second means where they coincide in a said zone combine to provide third means visually different to said first and second means, whereby to provide an immediate visual comparison between the data represented by said first and second means for each of said zones.