Abstract: The image displaying apparatus of the present invention provides a first display mode in which a first display region for one screen image is formed in a display screen, with the short side direction of the display screen aligned with the vertical direction; and a second display mode in which a first display region and a second display region for two screen images are formed in the display screen, with the long side direction of the display screen aligned with the vertical direction, and the first display region and the second display region formed such that they are arranged up and down. According to this configuration, when images are displayed in a double screen, each image can be displayed as large as possible.

Abstract: The image displaying apparatus of the present invention provides a first display mode in which a first display region for one screen image is formed in a display screen, with the short side direction of the display screen aligned with the vertical direction; and a second display mode in which a first display region and a second display region for two screen images are formed in the display screen, with the long side direction of the display screen aligned with the vertical direction, and the first display region and the second display region formed such that they are arranged up and down. According to this configuration, when images are displayed in a double screen, each image can be displayed as large as possible.

Abstract: The image displaying apparatus of the present invention provides a first display mode in which a first display region for one screen image is formed in a display screen, with the short side direction of the display screen aligned with the vertical direction; and a second display mode in which a first display region and a second display region for two screen images are formed in the display screen, with the long side direction of the display screen aligned with the vertical direction, and the first display region and the second display region formed such that they are arranged up and down. According to this configuration, when images are displayed in a double screen, each image can be displayed as large as possible.

Abstract: In a router having a routing section for performing routing on the basis of a routing table and an ARP (address resolution protocol) table to transmit a received packet to a destination, and adapted to connect a plurality of local area networks (LANs), to realize high-speed routing, the IP addresses and MAC addresses of the terminal apparatuses in the LANs directly connected to the router are stored in a memory table in correspondence with the interfaces information to which the LANs are connected, together with the IP addresses of the terminal apparatuses in a LAN connected to the router through another router, the MAC address of another router, and the interfaces information to which another router is connected, which are stored in correspondence with each other.

Abstract: A method of heating a tract organ of the living body with high-frequency electric current, includes the step of controlling a flow volume of a coolant supplied into a first electrode so as to be substantially equal to that of a blood which flows in a living body tissue at a portion where the first electrode is disposed while controlling a temperature of the coolant to a temperature range of the living body tissue at the portion, the coolant being an aqueous solution of salts at a predetermined concentration.The method makes it possible to effect safely a hyperthermic treatment.An apparatus for carrying out the method is also disclosed.

Abstract: An electrode device for heating a tumor in an endotract organ by high frequency convergent electric current has a container of a flexible polymeric material provided with thick side wall, a thick bottom wall connected to one end of the side wall and an opening defined by the other end of the side wall. The device further has a deformable electrode member disposed near an inner surface of the thick bottom wall, and a flexible polymeric film fluid-tightly attached to the other end of the thick side wall. A mesh-like member of a flexible polymeric material is disposed between the electrode member and the flexible polymeric film, and has a plurality of first passages leading to a top surface thereof and a bottom surface thereof, and a plurality of second passages each communicating the first passages with each other.

Abstract: A high-frequency capacitive heating electrode device comprises a cap-shaped electrode, a flexible support for supporting the electrode with one end thereof capped with the electrode, a flexible polymer film which surrounds the electrode and forms a gastight space between the support and the flexible polymer film, and passages for respectively introducing and discharging a cooling medium to and from the gastight space. The high-frequency capacitive heating electrode device is disposed in the vicinity of the target portion of a living body to be heated and is useful for the hyperthermia therapy for a cancer of the uterine cervix.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a vehicle such as a forklift in which a hydraulic pump for driving the fork is driven by the same engine used to provide motive power to the vehicle. A inching control is provided in cases where an automatic transmission is employed for shifting the gears of the vehicle. The inching control controls the clutch to allow separate control of the motive system and cargo handling system of the vehicle. This control must be operated by an operator through the inching pedal. In the fork lift, the clutch plate wears excessively and therefore the relation between the amount of depressing of the inching pedal and engagement of clutch changes abruptly. The present invention discloses a technique to adequately measure the clutch position and for compensating for control of the clutch by always keeping constant the relation between the amount of depression of the inching pedal and the amount of engagement of the clutch.

Abstract: A forward/reverse drive controller for controlling a vehicle, in which the output of an engine is transmitted through a clutch to an automatic transmission, in which the running direction of the vehicle is changed rapidly and alternately in opposite directions.

Abstract: The disclosed invention relates to a cell unit for use in observing an electophoresis which utilizes a measurement cell which accommodates a liquid specimen. A pair of conduit elements are used to introduce and discharge the liquid specimen into and from the measurement cell with one of the conduit elements having a flexible tube portion. Also included is a pair of valves for closing a pair of conduit elements with at least one of the valves being utilized as a pinch valve to pinch the flexible tube. A pair of housing elements accommodate a pair of electrodes with the electrodes producing an electric potential gradient in the specimen. Lastly, a pair of diaphragm elements are each disposed between the measurement cell and one of the pair of housing elements in order to separate a space in the measurement cell from the space in the associated housing element.

Abstract: A pinch valve device comprising a nipping element having a pair of nipping portions adapted to be brought nearer to and apart from each other and to nip a resilient tube therebetween when brought nearer with each other to thereby close a passage in the tube, and a stop element adapted to stop at least one of the nipping portions, tended to be apart from each other by the resilient repulsion of the resilient tube, at a predetermined spacing allowing to close the passage in the resilient tube when the nipping portions are brought nearer to each other than the predetermined spacing against the resilient repulsion of the resilient tube can surely close the passage in the resilient tube and reduce the degradation of the tube.

Abstract: A cell unit for observing electrophoresis comprisinga seal member in the form of an endless loop having penetrating holes passing therethrough between outside and inside of the loop at opposing positions of a circumferential wall thereof,a cell situated substantially in the inside of the loop, the cell defining therein a space for accommodating a liquid specimen, an electrophoretic property of which is to be observed, and including a pair of tubular end parts each having an opening communicated with the space and being fitted in a liquid-tight manner to the respective one of the penetrating holes in the seal members, anda pair of enclosing members, for defining, around the cell, a space for accommodating a liquid to control a temperature of the specimen in the cell, each enclosing member having an edge in the form the endless loop in close contact with a respective one end face, in the form of the loop, of the seal member ensures an easy mounting of the measurement cell at a desired position.

Abstract: A shrinkable polyamide film useful for wrapping hams, sausages, etc. The shrinkable film has a hydrothermal shrinking ratio of at least 30% in both MD and TD and a hydrothermal shrinkage stress of from 300 to 700 g/mm.sup.2. The film is produced by a process which comprises biaxially stretching a substantially amorphous film composed of a copolymer of 6,6-nylon/6-nylon in a weight ratio of from 5/95 to 25/75 at a temperature of not higher than 120.degree. C. and at a stretching ratio of at least 2.5 times in both MD and TD, and subjecting the stretched film to stress relaxation at a temperature of from the stretching temperature to 170.degree. C., followed by winding it up. Further, a shrinkable film having an oxygen gas permeability of not more than 20 cc/m.sup.2 .multidot.24 hrs. atm. as well as the above properties may be obtained by coating a polyvinylidene chloride resin prior to the stretching so that its solid content after the stretching becomes to be at least 0.5 g/m.sup.2.

Abstract: A method and apparatus are disclosed for measuring interfacial electrokinetic phenomena such as electrophoresis by applying stationary electric field to a sample, wherein the voltage between two points in the sample other than the electrodes for an electric current application is detected and the electric current is supplied to the sample to maintain the detected voltage constant, and the sample is preheated while the particles being substantially kept in a stationary state by applying an alternating voltage prior to the application of the stationary voltage, to thereby obtain the mobility of the charged particle in the sample at high accuracy.

Abstract: A shrinkable polyamide film useful for wrapping hams, sausages, etc. The shrinkable film has a hydrothermal shrinking ratio of at least 30% in both MD and TD and a hydrothermal shrinkage stress of from 300 to 700 g/mm.sup.2. The film is produced by a process which comprises biaxially stretching a substantially amorphous film composed of a copolymer of 6,6-nylon/6-nylon in a weight ratio of from 5/95 to 25/75 at a temperature of not higher than 120.degree. C. and at a stretching ratio of at least 2.5 times in both MD and TD, and subjecting the stretched film to stress relaxation at a temperature of from the stretching temperature to 170.degree. C., followed by winding it up. Further, a shrinkable film having an oxygen gas permeability of not more than 20 cc/m.sup.2 .multidot.24 hrs. atm. as well as the above properties may be obtained by coating a polyvinylidene chloride resin prior to the stretching so that its solid content after the stretching becomes to be at least 0.5 g/m.sup.2.

Abstract: The invention resides in an electrolytic cell element representing a frame structure defining partially an anode chamber and a cathode chamber. The frame is composed of a carbon fiber-high polymer composite material.

Abstract: A concurrent-biaxially drawn polyvinyl alcohol film is prepared by fabricating a molten hydrate polyvinyl alcohol into a film; drying it under preventing an orientation thereof to form a substantially non-orientated substrate film having a water content of 3 to 20 wt. %; coating an aqueous dispersion of a macromolecular compound on at least one surface of the substrate film to form a coated film having an average water content of 5 to 30 wt. % with an increased water content of 2 to 10 wt. %; concurrent-biaxially drawing the coated film at an area elongation percent of 600 to 1300% to form a drawn film; drying the drawn film under releasing stress at a water content of less than 3 wt. % to form a dried film; and heat-treating continuously the dried film at higher than 160.degree. C. and lower than a decomposition temperature for a short time.