Abstract: A high-throughput automatic analyzer integrates a biochemical analysis section and a blood coagulation analysis section. The analyzer is capable of achieving a reduction in size, system cost, and lifecycle cost. The automatic analyzer includes: a reaction disk; a first reagent dispensing mechanism that dispenses a reagent to reaction cells on the reaction disk; a photometer that irradiates a reaction solution in the reaction cell with light; a reaction cell cleaning mechanism; a reaction vessel supply unit that supplies a disposable reaction vessel for mixing and reacting a sample and a reagent with each other; a second reagent dispensing mechanism that dispenses a reagent to the disposable reaction vessel; a blood coagulation time measuring section that irradiates a reaction solution in the disposable reaction vessel with light to detect transmitted or scattered light; and a sample dispensing mechanism that dispenses a sample to the reaction cell and the disposable reaction vessel.

Abstract: Electronic source documents of a plurality of types are retained and a electronic-binder builder selects a desired electronic source document page from electronic source document pages of the plurality of kinds of electronic source documents held. The electronic-binder builder composes an integrated electronic document based upon the electronic source document pages selected. A thumbnail image that corresponds to the electronic source document page that constitutes the built integrated electronic document is displayed. Information, which relates to the electronic source document page that corresponds to the thumbnail image, is displayed in the vicinity of the thumbnail image based upon an operation with respect to the thumbnail image displayed.

Abstract: An information processing system by which it is possible to easily define a lens arrangement and thus make it is possible to easily perform an optical evaluation, wherein a plurality of object positions may be defined for the same focal length of an optical lens system. A lens is designated as the lens used for focusing, and the values to be changed, such as the distances between lenses, are calculated and defined corresponding to the object positions. The arrangement of an optical system may be defined in a plurality of hierarchy levels, and information on decentering may be defined for each decentered configuration of each group including the lens faces.