Abstract: A firearm comprising a frame defining a trigger assembly receptacle between opposed sidewalls. A trigger assembly received in the trigger assembly receptacle and including pivot pins, with the sidewalls defining pin apertures adapted to receive pivot pins. The pin apertures being oversized with respect to standard pin apertures. The trigger assembly having a pivoting safety selector and having a safety selector detent adapted to engage the safety selector in a stable rotational position. The sidewalls defining a safety selector aperture adapted to receive the safety selector. The safety selector aperture being oversized with respect to standard safety selector apertures, such that the frame is incompatible with standard trigger assemblies.

Abstract: A firearm comprising a frame defining a trigger assembly receptacle between opposed sidewalls. A trigger assembly received in the trigger assembly receptacle and including pivot pins, with the sidewalls defining pin apertures adapted to receive pivot pins. The pin apertures being oversized with respect to standard pin apertures. The trigger assembly having a pivoting safety selector and having a safety selector detent adapted to engage the safety selector in a stable rotational position. The sidewalls defining a safety selector aperture adapted to receive the safety selector. The safety selector aperture being oversized with respect to standard safety selector apertures, such that the frame is incompatible with standard trigger assemblies.

Abstract: A firearm comprising a frame defining a trigger assembly receptacle between opposed sidewalls. A trigger assembly received in the trigger assembly receptacle and including pivot pins, with the sidewalls defining pin apertures adapted to receive pivot pins. The pin apertures being oversized with respect to standard pin apertures. The trigger assembly having a pivoting safety selector and having a safety selector detent adapted to engage the safety selector in a stable rotational position. The sidewalls defining a safety selector aperture adapted to receive the safety selector. The safety selector aperture being oversized with respect to standard safety selector apertures, such that the frame is incompatible with standard trigger assemblies.

Abstract: A process for making an image for a papermaking belt wherein the image is the product of: (a) providing an image, said image being a simple geometric figure; (b) performing a first alpha image modification algorithm on said image; (c) performing a first beta image modification algorithm upon said image to provide a resultant image, said beta image modification algorithm being a three-dimensional image modification algorithm; and, (d) using said resultant image to form a pattern for said papermaking belt.

Abstract: A process for making an image for a papermaking belt wherein the image is the product of: (a) providing an image, said image being a simple geometric figure; (b) performing a first alpha image modification algorithm on said image; (c) performing a first beta image modification algorithm upon said image to provide a resultant image, said beta image modification algorithm being a three-dimensional image modification algorithm; and, (d) using said resultant image to form a pattern for said papermaking belt.

Abstract: A process for making an image for a papermaking belt wherein the image is the product of (a) providing an image; and (b) performing at least one image modification algorithm thereon, one of the at least one image modification algorithms being a beta image modification algorithm and the beta image modification algorithm being a three-dimensional image modification algorithm to provide a resultant image.

Abstract: A process for making an image for a papermaking belt wherein the image is the product of (a) providing an image; and (b) performing at least one image modification algorithm thereon, one of the at least one image modification algorithms being a beta image modification algorithm and the beta image modification algorithm being a three-dimensional image modification algorithm to provide a resultant image.

Abstract: A papermaking belt for making a fibrous structure product that has a machine direction, a cross machine direction orthogonal and co-planar with the machine direction, and a Z-direction mutually orthogonal to both the machine and cross machine directions. The papermaking belt also has a framework having a structure formed by a first layer wherein the first layer comprises a plurality of deflection conduits that correspond to a resultant image and extend in the Z-direction, where the resultant image being the product of at least one image modification algorithm. Further, at least one of the image modification algorithms is a beta image modification algorithm such that the beta image modification algorithm is a three dimensional image modification algorithm. The papermaking belt also has a reinforcing element.

Abstract: A bubbler for use in vapor generation systems that minimizes splashing and the formation of aerosol droplets of liquid, which are carried out of the bubbler in the vapor stream and result in erratic mass transfer of the process chemical liquid. A closed stainless steel vessel contains a carrier gas distribution plenum that distributes the carrier gas to a plurality of small diameter generator tubes, which are submerged into the process chemical liquid. The length, inside diameter and number of the generator tubes are designed to inject a high velocity, small diameter stream of carrier gas into the liquid such that a long small diameter cylinder of carrier gas is created in the process chemical liquid. The surface tension of the liquid-gas interface causes the cylinder of gas to be pinched off at intervals along the length of the cylinder to produce a plurality of small bubbles the diameter of which is largely independent of the carrier gas flow rate.

Abstract: A bubbler for use in vapor generation systems that minimizes splashing and the formation of aerosol droplets of liquid, which are carried out of the bubbler in the vapor stream and result in erratic mass transfer of the process chemical. A closed stainless steel vessel contains a carrier gas distribution plenum that distributes the carrier gas to a plurality of small diameter generator tubes, which are submerged into the process chemical. The length, inside diameter and number of the generator tubes are designed to inject a high velocity, small diameter stream of carrier gas into the liquid such that a long small diameter cylinder of carrier gas is created in the liquid. The surface tension of the liquid-gas interface causes the cylinder of gas to be pinched off at intervals along the length of the cylinder to produce a plurality of small bubbles the diameter of which is largely independent of the carrier gas flow rate.