Abstract: An armrest with cup holder for a vehicle seat that includes an elongate armrest can of the armrest adapted to be carried by the seat. An elongate storage area is formed in the armrest can, and the cup holder is mounted for movement along a longitudinal axis of the armrest between a stowed position within the storage area of the armrest can and a deployed position forward of and to the exterior of the armrest. When stowed, the cup holder is positioned fully within the armrest can. The tray table of the seat can therefore be used for purposes other than supporting a beverage container, and can be used when the tray table is stowed.

Abstract: An armrest with cup holder for a vehicle seat that includes an elongate armrest can of the armrest adapted to be carried by the seat. An elongate storage area is formed in the armrest can, and the cup holder is mounted for movement along a longitudinal axis of the armrest between a stowed position within the storage area of the armrest can and a deployed position forward of and to the exterior of the armrest. When stowed, the cup holder is positioned fully within the armrest can. The tray table of the seat can therefore be used for purposes other than supporting a beverage container, and can be used when the tray table is stowed.

Abstract: An aerofoil wing comprising upper and lower surfaces meeting at the leading and trailing edges and a camber line representing the curvature of the aerofoil comprising at least two regions of substantially linear increases in curvature and wherein the increases in curvature are of monotonically increasing magnitude. Preferably there are three regions of substantially linear increases in curvature.

Abstract: An apparatus for metering fluids is disclosed which comprises: a solid block having within the block a first fluid inlet; a filter assembly; a first fluid outlet; a first channel connecting the first fluid inlet to the filter assembly, and further connecting the filter assembly to the first fluid outlet; a second fluid inlet; a check valve assembly; a second fluid outlet; a second channel connecting the second fluid inlet to the check valve assembly, and further connecting the check valve assembly to the second fluid outlet; and a fluid meter connected between the first fluid outlet and the second fluid inlet.

Abstract: A system (10) for verifying the identity of a caller in a telecommunications network uses a voice-responsive control device (28) to compare spoken utterances of callers with previously stored voice templates. In preferred forms, the caller speaks an utterance of an identification number which is decoded independently of the speaker thereof and then used to retrieve corresponding voice template identified thereby. In other preferred forms, the ANI of a calling station (18) is delivered to the control device which uses the ANI to retrieve the caller's voice template identified thereby.