Abstract: An upper for an article of footwear is configured to be connected to a sole structure and is configured to receive a foot. The upper includes a knitted component having a strobel portion that is configured to be disposed underneath the foot. The strobel portion defines an interior surface and an exterior surface of the knitted component. The strobel portion defines a strobel passage between the interior surface and the exterior surface. Also, the upper includes a tensile strand that extends through the strobel passage.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a semiconductor structure and a method for forming a semiconductor structure. The semiconductor structure includes a substrate, and a dielectric stack over the substrate. The dielectric stack includes a first layer over the substrate and a second layer over the first layer. The semiconductor structure further includes a gate layer including a first portion traversing the second layer and a second portion extending between the first layer and the second layer.

Abstract: A simple optical fiber inner tube connector mainly includes a tubular body being divided into two receiving chambers by at least an annular rib in the tubular body. Each of the receiving chambers is provided around its inner wall surface with a spirally extended thread and at least an engaging tooth located between the annular rib and an inner end of the spiral thread. When two optical fiber inner tubes are to be connected to each other by means of the connector, they are separately screwed into the two receiving chambers so that the engaging teeth tightly engage into outer wall surfaces of the two optical fiber inner tubes for them to accurately align with each other and firmly locate in the connector. Waterstop sleeve members made of elastically deformable material may be put around outer wall surface of the tubular body near two ends thereof to fitly and tightly cover the joint of the connector and the optical fiber inner tubes and to align the inner tubes with the tubular body.

Abstract: An optic fiber inner tube connector includes an elongated tubular body having a central bore extending along a central axis and two threaded sections for engaging inner-threaded end caps. Each end cap has an inward flange having an inside diameter sufficient to allow the inner tube to extend therethrough. An axially movable retainer ring is provided between the flange of the end cap and the axial end of the body and having a circumferential channel spaced from the end of the body for holding therebetween a sealing ring which is deformable to sealingly engage the inner tube. The retainer ring catches to engage cavities formed on a deformable gripping member to fix the gripping member in the retainer ring.

Abstract: An optic fiber inner tube connector includes an elongated body having a central bore extending along a central axis and two threaded sections on the outside surface for engaging inner-threaded end caps. Each end cap has a circumferential, inward flange having an inside diameter sufficient to allow the inner tube segment to extend therethrough. An axially movable retainer ring is provided between the flange of the end cap and the axial end of the body and having a circumferential channel spaced from the end of the body for holding therebetween a sealing ring which is deformable to sealingly engage the inner tube segment when the retainer ring is moved toward the body.

Abstract: A cable holder for use in supporting a single cable within a conduit is formed of a strong, lightweight, arc-shaped element having a substantially planar front surface, a rear surface broken by a cavity extending substantially the thickness of the arc-shaped element, an arcuate concave upper surface and an arcuate convex bottom surface. Both arcuate surfaces constitute approximately 120 degree arcs of circles. A stud is provided on the planar front surface. A rib positioned within the cavity provides support for the front surface at the point where the stud is located.