Abstract: The present disclosure provides solid compositions comprising a stabilized salt of aminocarboxylic acid. Pharmaceutical compositions comprising [(1R,5S,6S)-6-(aminomethyl)-3-ethylbicyclo[3.2.0]hept-3-en-6-yl]acetic acid monobenzenesulfonate in combination with appropriate additives are also provided.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides solid compositions comprising a stabilized salt of aminocarboxylic acid. Pharmaceutical compositions comprising [(1R,5S,6S)-6-(aminomethyl)-3-ethylbicyclo[3.2.0]hept-3-en-6-yl]acetic acid monobenzenesulfonate in combination with appropriate additives are also provided.

Abstract: An object of the present invention is to provide a multifunctional gel material including a gel and solid materials, in which the solid materials are moderately dispersed within the gel by adjusting the specific gravities of the gel and the solid materials, or in which the solid materials are always arranged in the same predetermined positions within the gel by dispersing them to the predetermined positions with a positioning means. To achieve this object, the solid materials are dispersed within the gel by using any means. Specifically, the solid materials are dispersed within the gel by adjusting the specific gravity of the solid materials with the specific gravity of the gel. Furthermore, the solid materials are moderately dispersed within the gel by being appropriately arranged by a positioning means.

Abstract: Depth of an inner batten (50C) is reduced and an indoor space (A) is covered with a cover member (60), so that, though the cover member (60) is attached to conceal a lower side of a transom (20C) from an indoor side in a vision portion, the cover member (60) can be omitted in a spandrel portion where the lower side of the transom (20C) cannot be seen in order to reduce production cost, and, even after the inner batten (50C) is attached to the transom (20C), cutoff treatment can be easily conducted before attaching the cover member (60), thereby obtaining stable cutoff performance by checking coating condition of a sealing material (90).

Abstract: Depth of an inner batten (50C) is reduced and an indoor space (A) is covered with a cover member (60), so that, though the cover member (60) is attached to conceal a lower side of a transom (20C) from an indoor side in a vision portion, the cover member (60) can be omitted in a spandrel portion where the lower side of the transom (20C) cannot be seen in order to reduce production cost, and, even after the inner batten (50C) is attached to the transom (20C), cutoff treatment can be easily conducted before attaching the cover member (60), thereby obtaining stable cutoff performance by checking coating condition of a sealing material (90).

Abstract: A curtain wall having a mullion structure comprises bilateral mullions, a sash unit to be mounted to the mullions, the sash unit comprising a sash unit frame and a sash mounted to the sash unit frame, supporting members fixed to the mullions for supporting the sash unit frame, and a fixing member disposed for fixing one of bilateral side portions of the sash unit frame to one of the mullions.

Abstract: An adjusting device for use in a work-well attachment mounted on a stile of a door body of a door unit has a plurality of resilient thrusting members mounted in a longitudinally extending engaging groove formed in the rear surface of the attachment, and fixing screws for adjustably mounting the attachment on a support wall formed on one end of the stile through the thrusting members interposed therebetween. After assembling the attachment with one end of the stile, the screws are inserted through holes formed in the attachment and holes formed in the thrusting member, respectively, and adjustably threaded through the support wall of the stile thereby adjustably fixing the attachment to the stile.

Abstract: A single sliding sash window having a fixed sash and a movable sash includes an inverted L-shaped mounting flange formed integrally with the sill of a window frame and supporting thereon the fixed sash. One of opposed jambs of the window frame has a longitudinal guide groove sealingly receiving therein an abutment stile of the fixed sash. Upper and lower attachment members extend between the opposite jamb of the window frame and a meeting stile of the fixed sash and they are secured respectively to a head and the sill of the window frame by screws.