Abstract: The cabinet may house electronic devices and be constructed with a top, a base, opposing side walls, and front and rear doors hingedly mounted on the opposing side walls. A plurality of drawers may extend between and be slidably mounted on the side walls. Each of the drawers may have a gap on each side near the rear wall. The gaps are intended to receive electric cords that connect to the electronic devices in the drawer. Power strips may be mounted on rear portions of the cabinet side walls. An unobstructed space may extend between the power strips and the gaps in each of the drawers for housing the electric cords and to provide access to the rear walls of the drawers.

Abstract: An automated truss inspection system for inspecting metal plate connected trusses includes a base structure having a truss feed end and a truss exit end, a truss presence detector and a bar code scanner. A truss structure sensor array and at least one metal sensor array are situated intermediate the truss feed end and truss exit end for detection of truss structure and absence thereof and detection of the presence/absence of metal, respectively. Finally, a rotary pulse generator is included for determining truss speed and distance traveled. All of the scanning and measuring devices are operatively connected to an analyzing and comparing device such as a computer which analyzes data received from those devices and constructs an X-Y coordinate outline image of the truss under inspection, the image then being compared to the ideal model of the truss under inspection to determine acceptability of the truss.

Abstract: Amrinone-N-glucuronide or pharmaceutically-acceptable acid-addition or cationic salt thereof useful as cardiotonic agent is prepared by reacting amrinone with glucuronic acid or cationic salt thereof. Cardiotonic composition and method for increasing cardiac contractility using said amrinone-N-glucuronide or salt as active component are disclosed.

Abstract: An oven for cooking and heating foodstuffs comprising an elongated, substantially rectangular, heat insulated housing having an entrance end, an exit end, first and second sides, a top and bottom. The housing interior defines a chamber having a first section adjacent the entrance end, a second intermediate section and a third section adjacent the exit end. A continuous, driven conveyor having an upper cooking flight and a lower return flight is supported at its ends beyond the oven housing entrance and exit ends by sprockets and extends longitudinally throughout all three sections of the oven chamber, the upper cooking flight constituting a continuously moving cooking surface intermediate the height of the oven chamber with means to vary its speed. The first and third sections of the oven chamber have upper and lower radiant heating element assemblies located above and below the upper cooking flight of the conveyor.