Abstract: A direct cylinder injection-type spark ignition internal combustion engine is disclosed. The engine comprises a spark plug, a cavity formed in the top surface of a piston, and a fuel injection valve for injecting fuel into the cavity in nearly the shape of a fan having a relatively small thickness. When the fuel injected in nearly the shape of a fan from the fuel injection valve is considered by being divided into a plurality of fuel segments in a radial direction, a side wall of the cavity has a first fuel deflection passage 82a and a second fuel deflection passage 82b for so deflecting at least two of the plurality of fuel segments as to pass near the spark plug. The side wall of the cavity is at least partly provided with a return portion 83 that protrudes toward the inside of the cavity.

Abstract: A rotor for a flywheel magneto generator comprising a flywheel having a reluctor of projection provided on an outer face of a peripheral wall portion of the flywheel and a hole provided in a bottom wall portion of the flywheel at a position close to the reluctor for correcting static unbalance of the flywheel caused by a presence of the reluctor, the flywheel further comprising at least one recess provided in the peripheral wall portion of the flywheel on an end face thereof on the opening side of said peripheral wall portion for getting dynamic balance of the flywheel.

Abstract: An in-cylinder injection type spark-ignition internal combustion engine includes a spark plug, a fuel injection valve, and a piston having a top face and a cavity formed in a first part of the top face. The cavity is located closer to the fuel injection valve with respect to a center of the piston so as to bring the injected fuel toward the spark plug. A space formed in the cylinder at a top dead center of a compression stroke of the piston includes a first space in which a center of the cavity is located, and a second space. The top face of the piston is designed so as to reduce a volumetric difference between the first space and the second space, thereby preventing generation of a strong air stream flowing between the first space and the second space at around the top dead center.

Abstract: A direct cylinder injection-type spark ignition internal combustion engine is disclosed. The engine comprises a spark plug, a cavity formed in the top surface of a piston, and a fuel injection valve for injecting fuel into the cavity in nearly the shape of a fan having a relatively small thickness. When the fuel injected in nearly the shape of a fan from the fuel injection valve is considered by being divided into a plurality of fuel segments in a radial direction, a side wall of the cavity has a first fuel deflection passage 82a and a second fuel deflection passage 82b for so deflecting at least two of the plurality of fuel segments as to pass near the spark plug. The side wall of the cavity is at least partly provided with a return portion 83 that protrudes toward the inside of the cavity.

Abstract: A direct cylinder injection-type spark ignition internal combustion engine is disclosed. The engine comprises a spark plug, a cavity formed in the top surface of a piston, and a fuel injection valve for injecting fuel into the cavity in nearly the shape of a fan having a relatively small thickness. When the fuel injected in nearly the shape of a fan from the fuel injection valve is considered by being divided into a plurality of fuel segments in a radial direction, a side wall of the cavity has a first fuel deflection passage 82a and a second fuel deflection passage 82b for so deflecting at least two of the plurality of fuel segments as to pass near the spark plug. The side wall of the cavity is at least partly provided with a return portion 83 that protrudes toward the inside of the cavity.

Abstract: A car door structure comprises a door inner panel 11, an interior door trim 12 and a noise insulation sheet 20. The interior door trim 12 is installed in the interior side of the door inner panel 11. The noise insulation sheet 20 is provided between the door inner panel 11 and the door trim 12, where it is hung down from the upper side to the lower side of the door inner panel like a curtain. The noise insulation sheet 20 is fixed to either the door inner panel 11 or the door trim 12. The noise insulation sheet 20 is provided at about an upper half or a lower half of the door inner panel 11, or it is provided at a central part of the door inner panel 11 while dividing approximately into three sections in a vertical direction or a horizontal direction.

Abstract: A flywheel magneto generator comprising a flywheel driven by an internal combustion engine and having a permanent magnet, an ignition unit having an ignition coil and electronic devices mounted on a core having magnetic pole portions faced to an outer periphery of the flywheel, the flywheel having a plurality of blower blades provided on the outer faces of the bottom wall thereof and at lease one recess provided in the bottom wall portion of the flywheel and opened between the adjacent blower blades to both of the outer face of the bottom wall portion and the outer face of the peripheral wall portion of the flywheel whereby a cooling wind sent out outwardly in a diametrical direction by the blower blades when the flywheel rotates is blown through the recess against the ignition unit.

Abstract: A rotor for a flywheel magneto generator comprising a flywheel having a reluctor of projection provided on an outer face of a peripheral wall portion of the flywheel and a hole provided in a bottom wall portion of the flywheel at a position close to the reluctor for correcting static unbalance of the flywheel caused by a presence of the reluctor, the flywheel further comprising at least one recess provided in the peripheral wall portion of the flywheel on an end face thereof on the opening side of said peripheral wall portion for getting dynamic balance of the flywheel.

Abstract: A direct cylinder injection-type spark ignition internal combustion engine is disclosed. The engine comprises a spark plug, a cavity formed in the top surface of a piston, and a fuel injection valve for injecting fuel into the cavity in nearly the shape of a fan having a relatively small thickness. When the fuel injected in nearly the shape of a fan from the fuel injection valve is considered by being divided into a plurality of fuel segments in a radial direction, a side wall of the cavity has a first fuel deflection passage 82a and a second fuel deflection passage 82b for so deflecting at least two of the plurality of fuel segments as to pass near the spark plug. The side wall of the cavity is at least partly provided with a return portion 83 that protrudes toward the inside of the cavity.

Abstract: A sound-absorbing material is attached to the bottom edge of a periphery of the lower portion of a car door 30. The material is positioned above the seal member 1 which makes a resilient contact with a body panel 20, and carries out the seal between the outside and the inside of the car. The material is made of a foam 10 having specific gravity of about 0.05-0.4. The material restrains the noise. The foam 10 may be provided with a plurality of protrusions 12 on the surface thereof, or it may be provided with a hollow part 13 along the longitudinal direction thereof.

Abstract: An in-cylinder injection type spark-ignition internal combustion engine includes a spark plug, a fuel injection valve, and a piston having a top face and a cavity formed in a first part of the top face. The cavity is located closer to the fuel injection valve with respect to a center of the piston so as to bring the injected fuel toward the spark plug. A space formed in the cylinder at a top dead center of a compression stroke of the piston includes a first space in which a center of the cavity is located, and a second space. The first space is located on one side of a plane that passes through a center axis of the spark plug in parallel with a center axis of the cylinder and is perpendicular to a radial direction in which the center of the cavity deviates from the center of the piston. The second space is located on the other side of the plane.

Abstract: A character processing apparatus has a font storage area with at least fonts for representative characters stored therein, and a character information table with storage address for the fonts, no-font information or the like stored therein. A retrieving section is provided for receiving arbitrary inputted character code, referring to storage address information or no-font information in the character information table, and outputting the storage address information corresponding to character code for a representative character having the same group number and the same type information as that of the retrieved character code according to type information as well as to group information when there is no-font information. A display control section and a display section are included for receiving a corresponding font from the font storage area and displaying a character for the arbitrary character code on a screen according to the storage address information inputted from the retrieving section.

Abstract: A flywheel magneto generator comprising a flywheel driven by an internal combustion engine and having a permanent magnet, an ignition unit having an ignition coil and electronic devices mounted on a core having magnetic pole portions faced to an outer periphery of the flywheel, the flywheel having a plurality of blower blades provided on the outer faces of the bottom wall thereof and at lease one recess provided in the bottom wall portion of the flywheel and opened between the adjacent blower blades to both of the outer face of the bottom wall portion and the outer face of the peripheral wall portion of the flywheel whereby a cooling wind sent out outwardly in a diametrical direction by the blower blades when the flywheel rotates is blown through the recess against the ignition unit.

Abstract: A direct-fuel-injection-type spark-ignition internal combustion engine is disclosed. The engine comprises a spark plug, a cavity formed on the top surface of the piston, and a fuel injection valve for injecting fuel into the cavity in nearly the shape of a fan having a relative small thickness. In the engine, the side wall of the cavity facing the fuel injection valve, for leading the fuel to the vicinity of the spark plug, has a horizontal sectional shape consisting of a part of an ellipse shape of which two foci are at a position of the injection hole of the fuel injection valve and a position near to the spark plug in plan view, and the side wall has a deflecting portion to deflect the fuel toward the inside of the cavity.

Abstract: The job execution managing apparatus according to the present invention comprises an information storing section for storing therein job information comprising a character string defining a user's action to execute a work with given contents prepared for an arbitrary number of jobs and also at least storing therein first relational information correlating job information to a document required when executing the job and second relational information correlating a document to an application program, and an action managing section for selecting, when any of job information displayed on the screen is selected, a document relating to the selected job information referring to the first relational information and also selecting an application program relating to the selected document referring to the second relational information and managing a series of jobs executed with the selected application program.

Abstract: A direct cylinder injection-type spark ignition internal combustion engine is disclosed. The engine comprises a spark plug, a cavity formed in the top surface of a piston, and a fuel injection valve for injecting fuel into the cavity in nearly the shape of a fan having a relatively small thickness. When the fuel injected in nearly the shape of a fan from the fuel injection valve is considered by being divided into a plurality of fuel segments in a radial direction, a side wall of the cavity has a first fuel deflection passage 82a and a second fuel deflection passage 82b for so deflecting at least two of the plurality of fuel segments as to pass near the spark plug. The side wall of the cavity is at least partly provided with a return portion 83 that protrudes toward the inside of the cavity.

Abstract: A direct cylinder injection-type spark ignition internal combustion engine is disclosed. The engine comprises a spark plug, a cavity formed in the top surface of a piston, and a fuel injection valve for injecting fuel into the cavity in nearly the shape of a fan having a relatively small thickness. When the fuel injected in nearly the shape of a fan from the fuel injection valve is considered by being divided into a plurality of fuel segments in a radial direction, a side wall of the cavity has a first fuel deflection passage 82a and a second fuel deflection passage 82b for so deflecting at least two of the plurality of fuel segments as to pass near the spark plug. The side wall of the cavity is at least partly provided with a return portion 83 that protrudes toward the inside of the cavity.

Abstract: A character processing apparatus has a font storage area with at least fonts for representative characters stored therein, and a character information table with storage address for the fonts, no-font information or the like stored therein. A retrieving section is provided for receiving arbitrary inputted character code, referring to storage address information or no-font information in the character information table, and outputting the storage address information corresponding to character code for a representative character having the same group number and the same type information as that of the retrieved character code according to type information as well as to group information when there is no-font information. A display control section and a display section are included for receiving a corresponding font from the font storage area and displaying a character for the arbitrary character code on a screen according to the storage address information inputted from the retrieving section.

Abstract: A direct fuel injection-type spark-ignition internal combustion engine is disclosed. The engine comprises a spark plug, a fuel injector and a cavity formed on the top surface of the piston. The cavity has a bottom wall, a spark plug side wall and a fuel injector side wall. The fuel injector injects fuel toward the bottom wall of the cavity in stratified charge combustion. The fuel mainly proceeds toward the spark plug side wall of the cavity along the bottom wall, is deflected by the spark plug side wall and is led to the vicinity of the spark plug. In the engine, the fuel injector side wall of the cavity is provided with a deflecting portion. If a part of the injected fuel proceeds toward the fuel injector side wall along the bottom wall of the cavity, that part of the fuel is led to the vicinity of the spark plug by the deflecting portion.