Abstract: The invention provides a fluid ejection apparatus configured for being mounted to a mixing tank in a position to eject a pressurized fluid to impinge the lower surface of a mixing agitator. The apparatus has a rod mounted for linear movement within in a body, a closing element being affixed to an end of the rod. A spring is mounted to the body within a lower section for biasing the rod and the closing element toward a closed position. An upper section is mounted to the body for discharging the pressurized fluid through an array of outlet channels.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for detecting incorrect translations of one or more terms in a computing string is described. A key term in a first language and a translation of the key term in a second language are retrieved. One or more compound terms in the first language that include the key term in the first language are identified. A computing string in the first language and a translation of the computing string in a second language are retrieved. The one or more compound terms in the first language are removed from the computing string in the first language. The key term in the second language is compared with one or more words included in the computing string in the second language. The translation of the one or more terms of the computing string are classified as incorrect based on the comparison.

Abstract: The present invention provides a cleaning sheet which has a plurality of pillow members on at least one of the outer surfaces of the sheet. The plurality of pillow members creates a three-dimensional pattern on the outer surface of the sheet. The cleaning sheet has a flow path or channels for particulates in between the pillow members which allows the particulates to migrate towards the middle portion of the sheet during the cleaning of a hard surface with the sheet.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a nonwoven fabric having a combination of a planar background element and projection elements to form a three-dimensional pattern, and a plurality of durable sub-millimeter orifices that extend at least partially through the depth of the three-dimensional pattern. The three-dimensional image of the non-apertured nonwoven fabric enhances the treatment, cleaning or cleansing performance due to pronounced surface projections that come in contact with the object to be treated or cleaned, and provide air passageways that are parallel to the plane of the substrate. Incorporation of sub-millimeter orifices in the nonwoven fabric, which extend through at least part of the nonwoven fabric, allow for transmission of fluids, as well as applied or embedded chemistries, from one side or surface of the substrate, or from a region internal to the nonwoven fabric, to the side which is in communication with the formed orifice.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a method of forming a nonwoven fabric, which exhibits a plurality of three-dimensional images whereby the fabric is comprised of at least a first and second three-dimensional image that are dissimilar from one another. The three-dimensional images may be imparted into the fabric in a co-planar arrangement, multi-planar arrangement, or by utilizing both arrangements within the same fabric. Further, the present invention contemplates a fabric comprised of a plurality of three-dimensional images which can provide the fabric with various physical and/or aesthetic performances.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a method of forming a nonwoven fabric, which exhibits a plurality of three-dimensional images whereby the fabric is comprised of at least a first and second three-dimensional image that are dissimilar from one another. The three-dimensional images may be imparted into the fabric in a co-planar arrangement, multi-planar arrangement, or by utilizing both arrangements within the same fabric. Further, the present invention contemplates a fabric comprised of a plurality of three-dimensional images which can provide the fabric with various physical and/or aesthetic performances.