Abstract: For a low-cost, high-accuracy tuning of the voltages applied to electrodes in a mass spectrometer, a chromatograph mass spectrometer (1) includes: a medium supplier (11) which supplies a medium as a mobile phase or carrier gas; a passage (15) which introduces, into the mass spectrometer, the medium supplied from the medium supplier; an ionizer (211) which ionizes the medium together with a substance coming from a member forming the passage into the medium; a measurement executer (25, 26, 43) which performs a mass separation and a measurement of a specific ion, using multiple measurement conditions which differ from each other in the value of voltage applied to at least one electrode included in one or more electrodes in the mass spectrometer; and a voltage value determiner (44) which determines the value of voltage applied to each electrode so that the intensity of the ion satisfies a predetermined criterion.

Abstract: In a display device, a first power supply voltage line includes a first trunk wiring line, a plurality of branch wiring lines, and a second power supply voltage line includes a second trunk wiring line. The first trunk wiring line includes a first portion and a second portion. A line width of the first portion is smaller than a line width of the second portion. A frame region in a frame region provided with the first portion includes a first irregular frame edge having an irregular shape.

Abstract: A quadrupole mass spectrometer includes a quadrupole mass filter including: a main rod portion including four main rod electrodes; a pre-rod portion including four pre-rod electrodes, where, at an end opposite to the main rod portion, the four pre-rod electrodes are disposed to be aligned on an inscribed circle having the same radius centered on the ion optical axis, and, at the other end facing the main rod portion, two pre-rod electrodes facing each other across the ion optical axis and the other two pre-rod electrodes are disposed to be aligned on an inscribed circle having different radii centered on the ion optical axis; a main voltage applying unit to apply, to each main rod electrodes, a voltage created by superimposing a DC voltage and an RF voltage; and a pre-voltage applying unit to apply an RF voltage having a same frequency as the RF voltage to each pre-rod electrodes.

Abstract: Administration of either a tocopherol represented by the general formula (1) or a tocotrienol compound ester derivative before or after exposure to radiation is effective in preventing or treating health disorders caused by the radiation exposure.

Abstract: Administration of either a tocopherol represented by the general formula (1) or a tocotrienol compound ester derivative before or after exposure to radiation is effective in preventing or treating health disorders caused by the radiation exposure.

Abstract: A seat rail structure for a motorcycle having sufficient strength and rigidity while achieving a weight reduction of a vehicle body. A seat rail structure of a motorcycle includes a main frame and a seat rail formed of magnesium alloy to be secured to the main frame. The seat rail includes a pair of left and right side wall portions extending rearwardly from the main frame, and a plurality of connecting portions formed into a substantially angular C-shape in cross section or into a substantially H-shape in cross section for connecting the left and right side wall portions. At least part of the connecting portions are connected at a level flush with or above the upper surface of the side wall portions. The side wall portions and the connecting portions are integrally formed by die casting.

Abstract: A four-cycle engine wherein a fuel-air-oil mixture is compressed in a crank case chamber and directed therefrom along a pathway to a combustion chamber. The pathway contains actuating mechanism for actuating the fuel intake valve leading to the combustion chamber. The pathway is restricted in volume as permitted by the actuating mechanism, preferable to a range of two to four times the piston displacement.

Abstract: A four-cycle engine wherein a fuel-air-oil mixture is compressed in a crank case chamber and directed therefrom along a pathway to a combustion chamber. The pathway contains actuating mechanism for actuating the fuel intake valve leading to the combustion chamber. The pathway is restricted in volume as permitted by the actuating mechanism, preferable to a range of two to four times the piston displacement.