Abstract: A surface enhanced luminescence (SELS) sensor may include a substrate and nano fingers projecting from the substrate. Each of the nano fingers may include a polymer pillar having a sidewall and a top, a coating layer covering the sidewall and a metal cap supported by and in contact with the top of the pillar.

Abstract: In one example In accordance with the present disclosure, a fluid ejection device is described. The fluid ejection device Includes a number of nozzles to eject fluid. Each nozzle Includes multiple firing chambers to hold fluid. The multiple firing chambers are separated: by a chamber partition. Each nozzle also includes a shared nozzle orifice in a substrate through which to dispense fluid. Each nozzle also Includes multiple ejectors, at least one ejector disposed in each firing chamber, in a common channel of the nozzle, fluid from the multiple firing chambers Is mixed, A height of the common channel is defined by the substrate and the chamber partition and is less than a width of the shared nozzle orifice.

Abstract: A surface enhanced luminescence (SELS) sensor may include a substrate and nano fingers projecting from the substrate. Each of the nano fingers may include a polymer pillar having a sidewall and a top, a coating layer covering the sidewall and a metal cap supported by and in contact with the top of the pillar.

Abstract: A MW signal is delivered to a waveguide with a coaxial concentrator. At least one of an amplitude and a phase of a reflected signal from the coaxial concentrator is monitored to determine material characteristics of a build material fusion process.

Abstract: The present disclosure is drawn to an amorphous thin metal film coated substrate including a crosslinked polymer substrate and a 10 angstrom nm to 10 ?m amorphous thin metal film applied directly to the crosslinked polymer substrate. The amorphous thin metal film can include from 10 at % to 50 at % of a metalloid, wherein the metalloid is carbon, silicon, boron, or a mixture thereof. The film can also include from 5 at % to 70 at % of a first metal and 5 at % to 70 at % of a second metal. The first and the second metal can be, independently, titanium, vanadium, chromium, iron, cobalt, nickel, zirconium, niobium, molybdenum, ruthenium, rhodium, palladium, hafnium, tantalum, tungsten, osmium, iridium, or platinum. The first metal and the second metal can also be from different periods of the periodic table of elements.

Abstract: In an example implementation, a method of producing a three-dimensional (3D) object includes patterning an unfused 3D object within a work area of a printing platform and stabilizing the unfused 3D object for removal from the work area.

Abstract: In one example, a metal reflector includes a silver layer and an underlying metal layer in galvanic communication with the silver layer.

Abstract: A pattern implementation technique in which a pattern is defined as a software artifact that comprises a pattern signature representing one or more parameters of the pattern and a pattern implementation model representing one or more methods for expanding the pattern in a selected software context by assigning one or more arguments to the one or more parameters. The pattern implementation model can be based on one or more framework code sets, each of which supports the creation of plural patterns by providing a pattern implementation model for a particular software context. The framework code sets can be rendered extensible by a pattern author by virtue of providing methods whose code is adapted to be modified by a pattern author when defining a pattern. The pattern can be applied by creating an instance of the pattern in a software context and presenting a graphical representation of the pattern instance that can be manipulated by the pattern user in order to apply arguments to the pattern parameters.

Abstract: A combined muffler and heat exchanger apparatus is provided. The apparatus includes a housing defining a heat transfer chamber and an acoustic attenuation chamber separated by a partition. A flow regulator and a fluid transport member are disposed within the heat transfer chamber. The flow regulator is adapted to regulate the flow of a first fluid, such as a heat source, between an input end of the housing and the partition. The fluid transport member is adapted to contain the flow of a second fluid. An acoustic regulator is disposed in the acoustic attenuation chamber and extends longitudinally from the partition to an output end of the housing. The acoustic regulator is a metal tube including a plurality of apertures adapted to attenuate exhaust stream acoustics associated with an automotive vehicle power source.

Abstract: The present invention provides a process for adhering a liquid to a particulate substrate. The process comprises the steps of:a) providing an apparatus which can create an oscillating magnetic field within a chamber,b) providing particulate magnetic material within the chamber of said apparatus while said oscillating field is active,c) having in the chamber within the oscillating magnetic field a liquid coating material and a particulate substrate to be coated with said liquid,d) and having said magnetic field form a fluidized bed of at least said particulate magnetic material, said liquid coating material coating the surface of the particulate substrate, ande) optionally continuously collecting the coated particulate substrate.The particulate magnetic material may be added to the chamber before or after the magnetic field has been activated to oscillate.