Abstract: A storage assembly for a vehicle including an outer panel having a lower portion and an upper portion, and a closure device. The lower portion of the outer panel is attachable to an inner panel to define a storage pocket. The upper portion is deflectable from the inner panel to define an aperture of the storage pocket. The closure device has an arcuate shape and a convex side. The closure device is fastened to the upper portion of the outer panel with the convex side facing the inner panel such that the closure device urges the upper portion against the inner panel. This force by the closure device helps define the closed position as the “normal” or “relaxed” position of the storage assembly. The force of the closure device can be overcome by a user of the storage assembly to move the outer panel into an open position, which would allow insertion or removal of objects from the storage pocket.

Abstract: A computer program is used to compress color graphics animation sequences for local storage and transmission to remotely networked sites in a significantly reduced size It allows playback of these animations on a wide variety of workstations ranging from personal computer class machines to high end scientific and engineering workstations such as Sun and Silicon Graphics machines. The basic raster image to be compressed is full color with 24-bits per pixel. The compressed form of a raster image is such that the original image can be reconstructed exactly, with no loss of information, on the same computer that compressed it (typically a large mainframe supercomputer) or on the smaller scientific or engineering workstation. A precompression conversion to palette form of a full color image is possible if the computer on which the reconstruction and display is to take place has limited color capabilities; this is the case for lower cost personal computers and workstations.