Abstract: An ultrasonic device for a liquid fuel introduction system that propagates ultrasonic waves through liquid fuel, improving the combustion efficiency of the liquid fuel. The propagated waves cause a reduction or unification of fuel droplet size by breaking apart larger fuel droplets into a distribution of uniform sized fuel droplets, thereby producing a smoother combustion wavefront in an internal combustion engine. The end result is greater fuel efficiency of the I.C.E. The ultrasonic wave is produced via at least one piezoelectric transducer having first and second electrodes adapted to receive an input signal of predetermined frequency and voltage which produces vibrations within a piezoelectric element for generating ultrasonic waves, respectively. The frequency of the ultrasonic wave is varied and tailored so that the most efficient frequency is matched to the specification of a particular fuel (e.g., gasoline, diesel, etc.).

Abstract: An ultrasonic device for a liquid fuel introduction system that propagates ultrasonic waves through liquid fuel, improving the combustion efficiency of the liquid fuel. The propagated waves cause a reduction or unification of fuel droplet size by breaking apart larger fuel droplets into a distribution of uniform sized fuel droplets, thereby producing a smoother combustion wavefront in an internal combustion engine. The end result is greater fuel efficiency of the I.C.E. The ultrasonic wave is produced via at least one piezoelectric transducer having first and second electrodes adapted to receive an input signal of predetermined frequency and voltage which produces vibrations within a piezoelectric element for generating ultrasonic waves, respectively. The frequency of the ultrasonic wave is varied and tailored so that the most efficient frequency is matched to the specification of a particular fuel (e.g., gasoline, diesel, etc.).

Abstract: A cleavage creating and/or enhancing brassiere which in the preferred embodiment uses a pair of support straps with hook-and-loop-type fasteners to pull the breasts together and create and/or enhance a cleavage line. Each of the support straps has two ends, one end being fixed to a breast pocket and the other being adjustably connected to the opposite breast pocket. The support straps can be configured so that they may be fastened horizontally or in a criss-cross manner. The brassiere may further comprise a pair of breast-lifting and directing pads inserted into a respective breast pocket, or alternatively may be used in lieu of the support straps.