Abstract: A liquid chromatograph analyzing device, which without an analyst having to set complicated processing conditions before measuring a sample, is able to processes unaffected by fluctuations in room temperature and appearance of ghost peaks. In a liquid chromatograph analyzing device, an automatic sampler, a liquid sending pump, a column oven and a detection device are controlled by a calculation processing device. In addition to chromatograph creation unit, which creates chromatograms of a sample based on input detection signals, the calculation processing device has a correction parameter holding section and correction formula setting unit. The correction formula setting unit provides to the liquid chromatograph analyzing device a functionality for the analyst to set correction formulas for incorporating in the chromatograms created by the chromatograph creation unit changes to environmental conditions such as fluctuations in temperature around the liquid chromatograph analyzing device.

Abstract: A light emitting device includes a light emitting layer made of semiconductor; an upper electrode including a bonding electrode capable of connecting a wire thereto and a thin-wire electrode surrounding the bonding electrode with a spacing and including a junction with the bonding electrode, and a current diffusion layer provided between the light emitting layer and the upper electrode and made of semiconductor, the current diffusion layer including a recess that is formed in a non-forming region of the upper electrode and capable of emitting light emitted from the light emitting layer.

Abstract: The present invention provides an analyzing system with which a serial analysis inclusive of a pretreatment can be easily performed in a liquid chromatograph, and even unskilled users can perform a desired analysis. The analyzing system according to the present invention includes: an edit screen display section 31 for displaying an edit screen for allowing a user to create a pretreatment program using an external variable; a batch table display section 32 for displaying a batch table used for serially executing a plurality of analyses, the batch table having an external-variable setting field for allowing the user to enter the aforementioned external variable; and a serial analysis execution section 33 for serially executing each of the analyses inclusive of a pretreatment operation of an auto-sampler according to the pretreatment program and the batch table.

Abstract: It is intended to provide a vaccinia virus that specifically proliferates in a cancer cell and destroys the cancer cell and to provide use of the virus in cancer treatment. The present invention provides a microRNA-controlled vaccinia virus, in which a target sequence of a microRNA less expressed in a cancer cell than in a normal cell is inserted in a 3? untranslated region of B5R gene associated with viral proliferation in a vaccinia virus, wherein the microRNA-controlled vaccinia virus specifically proliferates in the cancer cell and has an oncolytic property that destroys the cancer cell.

Abstract: A communication system includes a first terminal with first and second communication units and an information manager, and a second terminal with third and fourth communication units and an information storage unit. The first communication unit makes a wireless communication with a first base station according to a first protocol using information managed by the information manager. The fourth communication unit makes a wireless communication with the first terminal according to a third protocol and receives information used for a wireless communication with the second base station according to a second protocol.

Abstract: An easy and inexpensive signal readout method is provided for a photodiode array consisting of n pieces of photodiodes whose signals are sequentially read out from the first through nth photodiodes. The method includes a canceling process that is performed one or more times before performing a complete readout operation for sequentially reading out signals from all the photodiodes, and the canceling process includes the steps of sequentially reading out signals of a predetermined number of photodiodes starting from the first photodiode to cancel the signals of these photodiodes and then returning to the readout of the signal of the first photodiode. According to this method, it is possible to easily set an appropriate charging time for each photodiode and yet prevent the photodiodes from becoming saturated.

Abstract: An autosampler is provided with a needle, a measuring pump which sucks and discharges liquid through the needle, a movement mechanism for the needle, and an injection port which has a needle sealing surface. A sample liquid is sucked into the needle and then the sample liquid discharged with the tip of the needle pressed to the needle sealing surface. When cleaning the needle sealing surface, a cleaning liquid in within the injection port is sucked and then the cleaning liquid is discharged and sucked into the injection port at a position at which the tip of the needle does not make contact with the needle sealing surface. Alternatively, after the cleaning liquid is discharged into the injection port, the needle may be caused to perform an up and down motion such that the tip of the needle contacts the needle sealing surface and then is lifted.

Abstract: The invention provides a needle moving device which can detect a fault in a signal provided by a system controller to a performing device. An X-direction driving motor (4a) and a Y-direction driving motor (4b) in a driving portion (4) of an autosampler (1a) are provided with encoders (12a, 12b) for measuring moving distances of a needle (2) in respective directions from rotation numbers of the respective driving motors (4a and 4b). A determining portion (20) provided to a system controller (1b) locates a position of the needle (2) after the movement based on signals from the encoders (12a, 12b) and determines whether the position is a position of a designated sample vessel.

Abstract: A semiconductor light emitting device may include a first lead; a second lead; a first semiconductor light emitting element mounted on the first lead, being configured to emit a light having an optical emission spectrum no more than 400 nm from a light extraction surface of the first semiconductor light emitting element; a second semiconductor light emitting element mounted on the second lead, being configured to emit a light having a peak wavelength in no less than 550 nm; an ultraviolet absorbing layer configured to cover the light extraction surface of the first semiconductor light emitting element; and a sealing resin configured to cover the ultraviolet absorbing layer, first semiconductor light emitting element and the second semiconductor light emitting element.

Abstract: An information processing apparatus includes a first control unit configured to judge whether or not the information processing apparatus is in a state where a remote lock operation is impossible; an input unit configured to accept input of authentication information in case that the first control unit judges that the information processing apparatus is in a state where the remote lock operation is impossible; an authenticate unit configured to authenticate whether or not the input-accepted authentication information is coincident with previously stored authentication information; and a second control unit configured to prohibit a transmission/reception of data between the information processing apparatus and an information read device disposed adjacent to the information processing apparatus.

Abstract: The present invention provides an analyzing system with which a serial analysis inclusive of a pretreatment can be easily performed in a liquid chromatograph, and even unskilled users can perform a desired analysis. The analyzing system according to the present invention includes: an edit screen display section 31 for displaying an edit screen for allowing a user to create a pretreatment program using an external variable; a batch table display section 32 for displaying a batch table used for serially executing a plurality of analyses, the batch table having an external-variable setting field for allowing the user to enter the aforementioned external variable; and a serial analysis execution section 33 for serially executing each of the analyses inclusive of a pretreatment operation of an auto-sampler according to the pretreatment program and the batch table.

Abstract: According to an aspect of the invention, there is provided a semiconductor light-emitting element including a substrate, a first stripe, the first stripe including a first n-type clad layer, a first active layer and a first p-type clad layer on the substrate and a second stripe, the second stripe being formed on the substrate and having a different direction for the first stripe direction, the second stripe including a second n-type clad layer, a second active layer and a second p-type clad layer, the second n-type clad layer, the second active layer and the second p-type clad layer substantially being identical with the first n-type clad layer, the first active-layer and the first p-type clad layer, respectively.

Abstract: According to an embodiment of the invention, a mobile communication apparatus includes: a first processor; a second processor; an intermittent receiver that is operated using the first processor; and a timer processing unit that is operated using the first processor and the second processor and configured to determine a start time of an operation thereof by performing a time-out control based on a timer, wherein the timer processing unit sets the timer so that a time-out occurs at a given timing, to perform a first function to be started at the given timing, and wherein the timer processing unit sets the timer so that a time-out occurs at a time when the intermittent receiver is operated, to perform a second function to be started at an arbitrary timing.

Abstract: A mobile terminal device includes a first communication module which performs first wireless communication according to a first communication system, a second communication module which performs second wireless communication according to a second communication system, a main controller which controls the first wireless communication module and the second wireless communication module, and the controller determines whether the first wireless communication should be continued in accordance with a condition of communication processing performed by the first wireless communication module.

Abstract: A semiconductor light emitting element comprising: a plurality of light-emitting-layer forming portions each of which includes a pn junction capable of emitting light of a certain wavelength, and which are separated from one another with a translucent resin formed on the side portions of the light-emitting-layer forming portions; a metal film disposed on first surfaces of the light-emitting-layer forming portions; a conductive substrate bonded to the metal film; a lower electrode formed on a surface of the conductive substrate, the surface being opposite to the surface to which the metal film is bonded; a transparent electrode which is connected to second surfaces, opposite to the first surfaces, of the light-emitting-layer forming portions, and which is substantially transparent to the certain wavelength; and an upper electrode formed above the second surfaces of the light-emitting-layer forming portions with the transparent electrode sandwiched in between.

Abstract: A rollback seal, which is used in a space between a piston and a housing of a hydraulic brake configured to brake a wheel by clamping a disc rotor fixedly attached to the wheel, is arranged in an annular groove of the housing, has a substantially rectangular sectional shape, has an annular recess formed in one end face thereof at the side where hydraulic pressure acts on the piston, and has a chamfered section formed at a piston side corner of the other end face thereof at the opposite side to that where the recess is formed, thereby to reduce total weight of brake system, secure sufficient amount of rollback at low temperature, and reliably return a piston from brake position to release position with improved sealing characteristics over a longer service life.

Abstract: A light emitting device and a method for manufacturing the same are provided. The light emitting device includes: a first substrate having electrical conductivity; a foundation layer; a bonded metal layer configured to bond one major surface of the foundation layer to the first substrate; a mask layer provided on the other major surface of the foundation layer, having a window, and made of an insulator; and a multilayer body selectively provided on the foundation layer exposed to the window, and including a light emitting layer.

Abstract: Control apparatus forcefully stops inverter and inverter when DC/DC converter is anomalously stopped. Additionally, when one of inverters is anomalously stopped while DC/DC converter is normal, control apparatus forcefully stops the other inverter. Then, when a recovery condition is satisfied after the other inverter is forcefully stopped, control apparatus recovers the other inverter.

Abstract: A light emitting device includes a light emitting layer made of semiconductor; an upper electrode including a bonding electrode capable of connecting a wire thereto and a thin-wire electrode surrounding the bonding electrode with a spacing and including a junction with the bonding electrode, and a current diffusion layer provided between the light emitting layer and the upper electrode and made of semiconductor, the current diffusion layer including a recess that is formed in a non-forming region of the upper electrode and capable of emitting light emitted from the light emitting layer.

Abstract: An easy and inexpensive signal readout method is provided for a photodiode array consisting of n pieces of photodiodes whose signals are sequentially read out from the first through nth photodiodes. The method includes a canceling process that is performed one or more times before performing a complete readout operation for sequentially reading out signals from all the photodiodes, and the canceling process includes the steps of sequentially reading out signals of a predetermined number of photodiodes starting from the first photodiode to cancel the signals of these photodiodes and then returning to the readout of the signal of the first photodiode. According to this method, it is possible to easily set an appropriate charging time for each photodiode and yet prevent the photodiodes from becoming saturated.