Abstract: An adhesive applying device includes a base unit and a coating applicator disposed on the base unit. The base unit includes a base body having an outer side surface, and a blocker disposed on and projecting outwardly from the outer side surface. The blocker has a connecting portion connected to the base body, and a blocking portion extending outwardly from one side of the connecting portion that is opposite to the base body. The blocking portion has first and second side surfaces opposite to each other, and a blocking end surface connected between the first and second side surfaces and distal to the base body. The coating applicator includes a coating body disposed on and supported by the blocker and having a coating surface adjacent to the blocking end surface.

Abstract: A composite solid base catalyst, a manufacturing method thereof and a manufacturing method of glycidol are provided. The composite solid base catalyst includes an aluminum carrier and a plurality of calcium particles. The plurality of calcium particles are supported by the aluminum carrier. Beta basic sites of the composite solid base catalyst are 0.58 mmol/g-3.89 mmol/g.

Abstract: A composite solid base catalyst, a manufacturing method thereof and a manufacturing method of glycidol are provided. The composite solid base catalyst includes an aluminum carrier and a plurality of calcium particles. The plurality of calcium particles are supported by the aluminum carrier. Beta basic sites of the composite solid base catalyst are 0.58 mmol/g-3.89 mmol/g.

Abstract: A storage device tray has a form factor designed to support a larger storage device, and is configured to secure a small storage device, thereby acting as an adapter between storage device sizes. The storage device tray includes a sliding mechanism configured with pegs that may couple to screw holes in the storage device. The sliding mechanism also exerts a force against the storage device to secure that storage device, and may be locked to further secure that storage device. At least one advantage of this approach is that a storage device can be coupled to a storage device tray without using screws.

Abstract: An automated production line for transferring and processing multiple shoe members includes multiple transferring rail units aligned along a transferring direction, multiple handoff rail units aligned along the transferring direction and alternately arranged with the transferring rail units, multiple transferring unit each being movably mounted to a respective one of the transferring rail unit for transferring the shoe members onto an adjacent one of the handoff rail units, multiple handling units each being movably mounted to a respective one of the handoff rail units and being adapted to transfer the shoe members onto an adjacent one of the transferring rail units, and multiple processing units disposed beside the transferring rail units for processing the shoe members.

Abstract: A storage device tray has a form factor designed to support a larger storage device, and is configured to secure a small storage device, thereby acting as an adapter between storage device sizes. The storage device tray includes a sliding mechanism configured with pegs that may couple to screw holes in the storage device. The sliding mechanism also exerts a force against the storage device to secure that storage device, and may be locked to further secure that storage device. At least one advantage of this approach is that a storage device can be coupled to a storage device tray without using screws.

Abstract: A storage device tray has a form factor designed to support a larger storage device, and is configured to secure a small storage device, thereby acting as an adapter between storage device sizes. The storage device tray includes a sliding mechanism configured with pegs that may couple to screw holes in the storage device. The sliding mechanism also exerts a force against the storage device to secure that storage device, and may be locked to further secure that storage device. At least one advantage of this approach is that a storage device can be coupled to a storage device tray without using screws.

Abstract: A display panel includes a substrate, a display area, N data lines, first switches, second switches, third switches, and fourth switches. A first peripheral circuit zone, a second peripheral circuit zone, and a display area are defined on a first surface of the substrate, and located between the first peripheral circuit zone and the second peripheral circuit zone. A display area circuit is located in the display area. Each of the N data lines crosses the display area circuit from the first peripheral circuit zone to the second peripheral circuit zone, and N is a positive integer greater than 1. The first switches are located in the first peripheral circuit zone. The second switches are located in the first peripheral circuit zone. The third switches are located on the first surface. The fourth switches are located in the second peripheral circuit zone.

Abstract: A display panel includes a substrate, a display area, N data lines, first switches, second switches, third switches, and fourth switches. A first peripheral circuit zone, a second peripheral circuit zone, and a display area are defined on a first surface of the substrate, and located between the first peripheral circuit zone and the second peripheral circuit zone. A display area circuit is located in the display area. Each of the N data lines crosses the display area circuit from the first peripheral circuit zone to the second peripheral circuit zone, and N is a positive integer greater than 1. The first switches are located in the first peripheral circuit zone. The second switches are located in the first peripheral circuit zone. The third switches are located on the first surface. The fourth switches are located in the second peripheral circuit zone.

Abstract: A storage device tray has a form factor designed to support a larger storage device, and is configured to secure a small storage device, thereby acting as an adapter between storage device sizes. The storage device tray includes a clip configured with pegs that may couple to screw hole sin the storage device. The clip also exerts a force against the storage device to secure that storage device. At least one advantage of this approach is that a storage device can be coupled to a storage device tray without using screws.

Abstract: A storage device tray has a form factor designed to support a larger storage device, and is configured to secure a small storage device, thereby acting as an adapter between storage device sizes. The storage device tray includes a sliding mechanism configured with pegs that may couple to screw holes in the storage device. The sliding mechanism also exerts a force against the storage device to secure that storage device, and may be locked to further secure that storage device. At least one advantage of this approach is that a storage device can be coupled to a storage device tray without using screws.

Abstract: A storage device tray has a form factor designed to support a larger storage device, and is configured to secure a small storage device, thereby acting as an adapter between storage device sizes. The storage device tray includes a clip configured with pegs that may couple to screw hole sin the storage device. The clip also exerts a force against the storage device to secure that storage device. At least one advantage of this approach is that a storage device can be coupled to a storage device tray without using screws.

Abstract: A test cell structure of a display panel is disposed in the peripheral region of the display panel. First conductive lines and second conductive lines extend from the display region to the peripheral region, and the amounts of the first and second conductive lines are the same. The test cell structure includes a plurality of first test transistors, a plurality of second test transistors, and a plurality of first shorting bars. The drains of the first test transistors are electrically connected to the first conductive lines respectively, and their sources are electrically connected to the first shorting bars. The sources of the second test transistors are electrically connected to the drains of the first test transistors respectively, and their drains are electrically connected to the second conductive lines. The first test transistors are disposed between the second test transistors and the display region.

Abstract: A test cell structure of a display panel is disposed in the peripheral region of the display panel. First conductive lines and second conductive lines extend from the display region to the peripheral region, and the amounts of the first and second conductive lines are the same. The test cell structure includes a plurality of first test transistors, a plurality of second test transistors, and a plurality of first shorting bars. The drains of the first test transistors are electrically connected to the first conductive lines respectively, and their sources are electrically connected to the first shorting bars. The sources of the second test transistors are electrically connected to the drains of the first test transistors respectively, and their drains are electrically connected to the second conductive lines. The first test transistors are disposed between the second test transistors and the display region.

Abstract: Cellulose is selectively hydrolyzed to glucose without the formation of degradation by-products by pretreating the cellulose to form soluble cellodextrins through treatment with concentrated (60-80%) solutions of zinc chloride. Zinc chloride is then separated from the mixture by extraction with attendant precipitation of the cellodextrin material which is the hydrolyzed, chemically or enzymatically to glucose.

Abstract: Cellulose may be quantitatively hydrolyzed to glucose without formation of degradation products by pretreatment of cellulose with zinc chloride to liquify the cellulose and thereafter hydrolyzing the cellulose with acid.