Abstract: A reflector driving device includes: a reflector-retaining member configured to retain a reflector that refracts light; a first support member configured to support the reflector-retaining member so as to be swingable about a first axis; a second support member configured to support the first support member so as to be swingable about a second axis having an axis-line direction perpendicular to an axis-line direction of the first axis; a first driving mechanism configured to swing the reflector-retaining member about the first axis; a second driving mechanism configured to swing the first support member about the second axis; a first biasing member configured to bias the reflector-retaining member toward the first support member; and a second biasing member configured to bias the first support member toward the second support member.

Abstract: A pressure contact type connector includes: an upper flat plate portion; a lower flat plate portion which is disposed below the upper flat plate portion; a first spring portion which connects the upper and lower flat plate portions; and a second spring portion which extends upward from the lower flat plate portion and applies a resilient force to the upper flat plate portion, in which the first and second spring portions are wound about the upper flat plate portion when viewed from above in a plan view, and extend so that the spring portions do not interfere with each other when being compressed and extended in the vertical direction, the first spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension, and the second spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension.

Abstract: A pressure contact type connector includes: an upper flat plate portion; a lower flat plate portion which is disposed below the upper flat plate portion; a first spring portion which connects the upper and lower flat plate portions; and a second spring portion which extends upward from the lower flat plate portion and applies a resilient force to the upper flat plate portion, in which the first and second spring portions are wound about the upper flat plate portion when viewed from above in a plan view, and extend so that the spring portions do not interfere with each other when being compressed and extended in the vertical direction, the first spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension, and the second spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension.

Abstract: A pressure contact type connector includes: an upper flat plate portion; a lower flat plate portion which is disposed below the upper flat plate portion; a first spring portion which connects the upper and lower flat plate portions; and a second spring portion which extends upward from the lower flat plate portion and applies a resilient force to the upper flat plate portion, in which the first and second spring portions are wound about the upper flat plate portion when viewed from above in a plan view, and extend so that the spring portions do not interfere with each other when being compressed and extended in the vertical direction, the first spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension, and the second spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension.

Abstract: A pressure contact type connector includes: an upper flat plate portion; a lower flat plate portion which is disposed below the upper flat plate portion; a first spring portion which connects the upper and lower flat plate portions; and a second spring portion which extends upward from the lower flat plate portion and applies a resilient force to the upper flat plate portion, in which the first and second spring portions are wound about the upper flat plate portion when viewed from above in a plan view, and extend so that the spring portions do not interfere with each other when being compressed and extended in the vertical direction, the first spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension, and the second spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension.

Abstract: A pressure contact type connector includes: an upper flat plate portion; a lower flat plate portion which is disposed below the upper flat plate portion; a first spring portion which connects the upper and lower flat plate portions; and a second spring portion which extends upward from the lower flat plate portion and applies a resilient force to the upper flat plate portion, in which the first and second spring portions are wound about the upper flat plate portion when viewed from above in a plan view, and extend so that the spring portions do not interfere with each other when being compressed and extended in the vertical direction, the first spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension, and the second spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension.

Abstract: A pressure contact type connector includes: an upper flat plate portion; a lower flat plate portion which is disposed below the upper flat plate portion; a first spring portion which connects the upper and lower flat plate portions; and a second spring portion which extends upward from the lower flat plate portion and applies a resilient force to the upper flat plate portion, in which the first and second spring portions are wound about the upper flat plate portion when viewed from above in a plan view, and extend so that the spring portions do not interfere with each other when being compressed and extended in the vertical direction, the first spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension, and the second spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension.

Abstract: A pressure contact type connector includes: an upper flat plate portion; a lower flat plate portion which is disposed below the upper flat plate portion; a first spring portion which connects the upper and lower flat plate portions; and a second spring portion which extends upward from the lower flat plate portion and applies a resilient force to the upper flat plate portion, in which the first and second spring portions are wound about the upper flat plate portion when viewed from above in a plan view, and extend so that the spring portions do not interfere with each other when being compressed and extended in the vertical direction, the first spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension, and the second spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension.

Abstract: A pressure contact type connector includes: an upper flat plate portion; a lower flat plate portion which is disposed below the upper flat plate portion; a first spring portion which connects the upper and lower flat plate portions; and a second spring portion which extends upward from the lower flat plate portion and applies a resilient force to the upper flat plate portion, in which the first and second spring portions are wound about the upper flat plate portion when viewed from above in a plan view, and extend so that the spring portions do not interfere with each other when being compressed and extended in the vertical direction, the first spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension, and the second spring portion is formed to be bent so that a width dimension is larger than a thickness dimension.

Abstract: A plastic molded product of olefin (co)polymer composition comprises 0.01-5.0 weight parts high molecular weight polyethylene with an intrinsic viscosity &eegr;E in the range of 15-100 dl/g measured in 135° C. tetralin and preferably 100 weight parts polypropylene. The high molecular weight polyethylene has an average particle size in the range of 1-5000 nm and is finely dispersed as fine granules in the polypropylene, so that high melt strength and high crystallization temperature are attained, enabling various molding methods to be performed with high speed productivity. Using the polymer composition, plastics such as a resin foam, a film, a sheet, a layered plastic article with a coated substrate surface, a hollow plastic article, an injection molded plastic article, a fiber, a nonwoven web or a continuous tube-shaped plastic are provided. The olefin (co)polymer composition is obtained by preparing high molecular weight polyethylene granules using e.g.

Abstract: A polypropylene composition for the production of various molded articles which are excellent in moldability, mold shrinkage factor on molding, rigidity, flexibility, impact resistance, in particular low-temperature impact resistance, transparency, gloss, stress-whitening resistance, and the balance thereof; various molded articles having the above properties; a propylene composition which is suitable for a base resin for the polypropylene composition; and a process for the production thereof. The propylene composition comprises a propylene homopolymer and a propylene-ethylene copolymer, the intrinsic viscosity of the copolymer ([&eegr;]RC) is in the range of 1.7 to 2.8 dl/g, the intrinsic viscosity ratio of the homopolymer to the copolymer ([&eegr;]RC/[&eegr;]pp) is in the range of 0.7 to 1.

Abstract: In medical facilities in which medical treatments are performed at a plurality of locations, the state of a patient can be continuously and time-serially determined even if the location at which the medical treatment is given changes. Patient information collection systems for collecting medical treatment results of patients are installed in a plurality of locations where medical treatments are performed. A server system (800) capable of receiving information from each system and storing patient information is arranged. Every time the patient is moved from one room to another room, the destination is sent to the server system (800), and the server system can trace and store the patient information. Data collected from a patient and to be sampled and stored are temporarily displayed and confirmed by a physician or the like, and the confirmed data are specified as sampled data.

Abstract: A one-side-roughened rolled plate-like or plate-shaped body containing a converging pigment comprises a plate-like body formed from a resin composition which comprises a crystalline thermoplastic resin and a converging pigment in an amount ranging from 0.001 to 0.5 part by weight per 100 parts by weight of the resin, wherein one of the sides thereof is smooth and the other side thereof is roughened and wherein the overall haze thereof is not less than 50% and the internal haze thereof is not more than 10%. The rolled plate-like body can be prepared by rolling the foregoing plate-like body at a temperature of not more than the melting point of the resin and a thickness reduction of not less than 40% and then surface-roughening the body simultaneously with or after the rolling treatment. The rolled plate-like body can be made partially transparent upon using the same and thus makes it possible to display the color of the converging pigment clearly and brilliantly at the edge of the transparent region.

Abstract: The present invention provides a process for preparing rolled heat-treated films or sheets of a crystalline thermoplastic resin in which heat shrinkage is notably improved, formability is excellent and tensile strength in a transverse direction is increased. The process of the present invention comprises the steps of rolling a crystalline thermoplastic resin material between at least one pair of rolls at a temperature which is lower than the melting point of the resin material but higher than room temperature, and then successively subjecting the resin material to a heat treatment at a temperature which is higher than the rolling temperature but lower than the melting point of the resin material. The heat treatment is carried out for a time (t: seconds) satisfying the formula ##EQU1## wherein d is the thickness (mm) of the rolled films or sheets, r is the thickness reduction rate of the rolled films or sheets, Tr is the rolling temperature (.degree.C.), Ta is the heat treatment temperature (.degree.C.

Abstract: A process is provided for producing a rolled thermoplastic resin film or sheet having a small difference in mechanical strength between the longitudinal and lateral dimensions of the film or sheet comprising rolling a thermoplastic resin material at least once by means of a pair of rolls arranged obliquely to the advancing direction of the resin material, followed by further rolling at least once the resulting film or sheet by means of another pair of rolls arranged obliquely to the advancing direction of the material, but symmetrically opposite to the former oblique arrangement, the temperature of the rolling and further rolling being room temperature or higher and lower than the melting point or softening point of the resin material, and the distance (d.sub.1) between the lateral end parts on one side of each pair of rolls which first contact the resin material being less than the distance (d.sub.2) between lateral end parts on the opposite side of each pair of rolls.

Abstract: An electrolytically decomposing method of an iron-cyanide complex which includes the steps of introducing an electrolyte containing the iron-cyanide complex into an electrolytic cell, applying a voltage between the electrodes to electrolytically decompose the iron-cyanade complex and oxidizing cyan to form a cyanic acid while precipitating an iron hydroxide is disclosed. In the method a specific conductivity of the electrolyte is adjusted to not more than 30 m /cm.