Abstract: Techniques are provided herein to form semiconductor devices that include gate cuts with different widths (e.g., at least a 1.5× difference in width) but substantially the same height (e.g., less than 5 nm difference in height). A given gate structure extending over one or more semiconductor regions may be interrupted with any number of gate cuts that each extend through an entire thickness of the gate structure. According to some embodiments, gate cuts of a similar first width are formed via a first etching process while gate cuts of a similar second width that is greater than the first width are formed via a second etching process that is different from the first etching process. Using different etch processes for gate cuts of different widths maintains a similar height for the gate cuts of different widths.

Abstract: A macerating and aspiration tool for removing blood masses from the brain.

Abstract: A viscous material dispenser comprises a container having at least two opposing sidewalls; a first closure end; and a second closure end; the sidewalls and closure ends defining an enclosure, and at least one closure end comprising an expressing shape and at least one sidewall comprising a crease running from the expressing shaped closure end to the other closure end to permit folding the container at the crease to express a content from an interior of the container through the expressing shaped closure end to an exterior.

Abstract: An article of manufacture for dispensing a viscous material, comprising; a display card comprising at least one first crease at least partially along an axis of the card; and a viscous material dispenser, comprising a container suspended from the display card along the at least one first crease to permit folding the card at the crease to compress the container to express material from the container through a container tip.

Abstract: A packet comprises at least two opposing sidewalls comprising a more rigid flat and a film pouch; and an expressing-shaped first closure end and a second closure end; the sidewalls and closure ends defining an enclosure; wherein at least the more rigid flat comprises a rigid material that can be folded or rolled to compress the enclosure to express a content through the expressing shaped closure end.

Abstract: A packet comprises at least two opposing sidewalls comprising a more rigid flat and a film pouch; and an expressing-shaped first closure end and a second closure end; the sidewalls and closure ends defining an enclosure; wherein at least the more rigid flat comprises a rigid material that can be folded or rolled to compress the enclosure to express a content through the expressing shaped closure end.

Abstract: an article of manufacture for dispensing a viscous material, comprising; a display card comprising at least one first crease at least partially along an axis of the card; and a viscous material dispenser, comprising a container suspended from the display card along the at least one first crease to permit folding the card at the crease to compress the container to express material from the container through a container tip.

Abstract: A viscous material dispenser comprises a container having at least two opposing sidewalls; a first closure end; and a second closure end; the sidewalls and closure ends defining an enclosure, and at least one closure end comprising an expressing shape and at least one sidewall comprising a crease running from the expressing shaped closure end to the other closure end to permit folding the container at the crease to express a content from an interior of the container through the expressing shaped closure end to an exterior.

Abstract: A vibration sensor device is mounted on a translucent ornamental disc so it can be mounted at any desired position on a window pane so as to achieve the greatest sensitivity without being asthetically offensive. A bracket affixed to the disc mounts a base to which electrical leads are attached to connect the sensor to an alarm control unit. A motion sensing switch is detachably connected to the base to allow easy substitution of switches of different sensitivities. A cover hides the bracket, base, and switch and the whole unit is adhesively attached to the window pane.

Abstract: A universal vent device for the pouch of an ostomy appliance. The vent device is attachable to any pouch which has an enclosure wall of relatively thin pliable plastics material or the like. The vent device comprises a housing member for a gas-permeable, liquid absorbent filter element. The housing member has a vent opening leading outwardly therefrom. A connector member is adapted to attach the housing member to the enclosure wall. The connector member is movable into the pouch and has a stem adapted to extend through the enclosure wall. The stem attaches to the housing. The stem has a passage therethrough for communication between the interior of the pouch and the interior of the housing, for flow of gases from the pouch into the housing member. The stem also serves as a conductor of fluids into the pouch for cleaning and deodorizing the pouch.