Abstract: A seat comprises a seat cushion pad (20) including an air flow passage (21), and a blower connected to the air flow passage (21). The seat cushion pad (20) comprises a pad body (100), and a cover member (200) disposed on an upper surface of the pad body (100) to form the air flow passage (21) between the pad body (100) and the cover member (200). The cover member (200) comprises a first cover member (210) disposed on the upper surface of the pad body (100), and a second cover member (220) disposed on an upper surface of the first cover member (210). The first cover member (210) is fixed to the pad body (100), and the second cover member (220) is fixed to the first cover member (210) and to the pad body (100).

Abstract: An image processing apparatus stores user identification information of a first user, and sends a print instruction including the stored user identification information to a print managing server. The apparatus receives print data of the first user managed in association with the user identification information of the first user included in the sent print instruction, and prints the received print data of the first user. The apparatus receives user identification information of a second user while printing of the print data of the first user is being performed and discriminates whether interruption printing of print data of the second user can be performed, and performs interruption printing of the print data of the second user if the interruption printing can be performed. The apparatus restarts printing of the print data of the first user after interruption printing of the print data of the second user is completed.

Abstract: An image processing apparatus stores user identification information of a first user, and sends a print instruction including the stored user identification information to a print managing server. The apparatus receives print data of the first user managed in association with the user identification information of the first user included in the sent print instruction, and prints the received print data of the first user. The apparatus receives user identification information of a second user while printing of the print data of the first user is being performed and discriminates whether interruption printing of print data of the second user can be performed, and performs interruption printing of the print data of the second user if the interruption printing can be performed. The apparatus restarts printing of the print data of the first user after interruption printing of the print data of the second user is completed.

Abstract: A movement detecting device comprises a container (10), at least a first vibrator (16) which vibrates in accordance with a physical movement in a first direction (X), and a second vibrator (17) which vibrates about a second direction (Z), the first and second vibrators mounted in the container. The vibrations of the first and second vibrators are converted into an electric signal, and a value of the converted signal is shown on a display.

Abstract: A movement detecting device comprises a container (10), at least a first vibrator (16) which vibrates in accordance with a physical movement in a first direction (X), and a second vibrator (17) which vibrates about a second direction (Z), the first and second vibrators mounted in the container. The vibrations of the first and second vibrators are converted into an electric signal, and a value of the converted signal is shown on a display.

Abstract: An optical image sensor apparatus in which a plurality of photosensors arrayed in a primary scanning direction are scanned to produce readout signals. The plurality of photosensors are classified into a number of groups each including a predetermined number of the photosensors, wherein those photosensors occupying equivalently the same position in the different groups are combined in common. The outputs of the photosensors are sequentially and selectively scanned on a group basis to produce readout signal for each of the groups. To provide a scanning readout operation at an increased speed, an integrating circuit is provided for each of the photosensors exchangeably for each group. The outputs of all the photosensors belonging to a given one of the group are simultaneously supplied to the respective integrating circuits. The readout signal output is obtained by scanning sequentially the outputs of the integrating circuits.