Abstract: A rack system for supporting conduits, piping, wiring, etc, are provided. The rack has an inverted V shape, and a level top ridge for supporting the conduits, etc. The rack has an opening in the ridge through which a bolt extends and continues through a standoff adapted to securely fit down both sides of the inverted V.

Abstract: A rack system for supporting conduits, piping, wiring, etc, are provided. The rack has an inverted V shape, and a level top ridge for supporting the conduits, etc. The rack has an opening in the ridge through which a bolt extends and continues through a standoff adapted to securely fit down both sides of the inverted V.

Abstract: A rack system for supporting conduits, piping, wiring, etc, are provided. The rack has an inverted V shape, and a level top ridge for supporting the conduits, etc. The rack has an opening in the ridge through which a bolt extends and continues through a standoff adapted to securely fit down both sides of the inverted V.

Abstract: A rack system for supporting conduits, piping, wiring, etc, are provided. The rack has an inverted V shape, and a level top ridge for supporting the conduits, etc. The rack has an opening in the ridge through which a bolt extends and continues through a standoff adapted to securely fit down both sides of the inverted V.

Abstract: A rack system for supporting conduits, piping, wiring, etc, are provided. The rack has an inverted V shape, and a level top ridge for supporting the conduits, etc. The rack has an opening in the ridge through which a bolt extends and continues through a standoff adapted to securely fit down both sides of the inverted V.

Abstract: A rack system for supporting conduits, piping, wiring, etc, are provided. The rack has an inverted V shape, and a level top ridge for supporting the conduits, etc. The rack has an opening in the ridge through which a bolt extends and continues through a standoff adapted to securely fit down both sides of the inverted V.

Abstract: A rack system for supporting conduits, piping, wiring, etc, are provided. The rack has an inverted V shape, and a level top ridge for supporting the conduits, etc. The rack has an opening in the ridge through which a bolt extends and continues through a standoff adapted to securely fit down both sides of the inverted V.

Abstract: A rack system for supporting conduits, piping, wiring, etc, are provided. The rack has an inverted V shape, and a level top ridge for supporting the conduits, etc. The rack has an opening in the ridge through which a bolt extends and continues through a standoff adapted to securely fit down both sides of the inverted V.

Abstract: The invention provides methods of detecting cancer and detecting activity of IDH inhibitors, and methods of screening for IDH inhibitors by detecting levels of H3K9me2.

Abstract: Shading device for a transparent surface part of a motor vehicle having a shading structure, two lateral guide arrangements fixed with respect to the vehicle and flanking a displacement travel of the shading structure on opposite sides, and a pull-out profile arranged on a front end region of the shading structure. A drive device for displacement of the pull-out profile is provided, and has a guidance strand extending on the front end region of the shading structure and protruding into associated receiving spaces in the region of the lateral guide arrangements. The pull-out profile includes a middle part and two telescopic sections guided in the middle part and provided with guide tracks extending along the pull-out profile for the guidance strand sections of the guidance strand to ensure a relative displaceability between the telescopic and guidance strand sections and to prevent spreading of the guidance strand sections.

Abstract: An automated method of attaching an item to a display board using elastic staples is described. A table having pivotable fixtures for containing and stabilizing items is automatically rotated to various work stations. At a selected station an item to be boarded is placed proximate a fixture pivotally mounted on the table with a pre-positioned board therebeneath. The table indexes to a conventional dual needle tack or staple gun which drives an elastic staple over the item and into the board below, securing the item to the board. One or more staples may be employed depending on the particular size and shape of the item being boarded. The table then rotates further allowing the boarded item to be removed and placed in a storage bin for collection and shipment to a retail store or other location for display purposes.

Abstract: An apparatus for rotating a vehicle such as an automobile is disclosed. The apparatus includes a first and a second substantially circular frame detachably mounted to a base frame in a parallel spaced apart orientation. A plurality of mounting members adjustably mounted to the first and second frame are configured to engage a support structure of the vehicle to detachably mount the vehicle to the first and second frame. The plurality of mounting members may be adjustable to engage the vehicle at a plurality of different positions so as to provide virtually complete access to an underside of the vehicle. A plurality of rotatable bearings mounted to the base frame engages the first and second frame such that the first and second frame may freely rotate on the plurality of bearings in a first and a second direction. The first and second frame rotates simultaneously relative to the base frame which rests stationary on a surface.

Abstract: An integrated optical parametric oscillator, having an optical parametric oscillation region to convert a pump source into a signal beam and an idler beam, and a fine-steering region to adjust optical path of the signal beam in order to finely select a required wavelength component of the signal beam. The optical parametric oscillator is contoured with a plurality of exterior planes with specific reflective characteristics to form a resonator of the idler beam while reflecting and diffracting the signal beam with a desired wavelength.

Abstract: The invention provides methods of bonding glass using a tape that comprises an acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive polymer. Embodiments provide the further steps of applying a silane to a surface of the tape prior to bonding the glass or applying a tape comprising an acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive polymer and a silane.

Abstract: A gas valve for controlling the flow of gas to a burner. An actuator controls the flow of gas through the valve. A stepper motor operates the actuator. A first temperature sensor senses temperature of gas entering the valve. A second temperature sensor senses temperature of gas leaving the valve. A controller controls the stepper motor in response to the sensed temperatures. This gas valve provides universal single-stage, multi-stage and modulating gas flow control for appliances and furnaces.

Abstract: A system and method for improving the delivery of data between a first signal transmitter/receiver device and a second signal transmitter/receiver device. Data is dynamically sized into at least one data packet having a data packet size that is no greater than an operational maximum data packet size capable of being transferred between the first wireless signal transmitter/receiver device and the second wireless signal transmitter/receiver device. At least one data packet is transferred from the first signal transmitter/receiver device to the second signal transmitter/receiver device until all data has been delivered.

Abstract: Grinding wheels are fabricated with outwardly extending circular peripheral rims having a continuous rim surface to which separate abrasive pieces, preferably of a superabrasive such as CBN, are secured by suitable adhesive. The superabrasive pieces are preferably circular and of a diameter corresponding to the width of the rim and are secured to the rim surface so as to either be adjacent and touch one another or to be spaced one from the other around the circle of the rim surface so that a predetermined amount but not all of the rim surface is covered with abrasive pieces. That rim surface coverage optimize grinding efficiency while providing space for fluid flow for purposes of cooling and carrying away particles from the grinding process.

Abstract: Grinding wheels are fabricated with outwardly extending circular peripheral rims having a continuous rim surface to which separate abrasive pieces, preferably of a superabrasive such as CBN, are secured by suitable adhesive. The superabrasive pieces are preferably circular and of a diameter corresponding to the width of the rim and are secured to the rim surface so as to either be adjacent and touch one another or to be spaced one from the other around the circle of the rim surface so that a predetermined amount but not all of the rim surface is covered with abrasive pieces. That rim surface coverage optimize grinding efficiency while providing space for fluid flow for purposes of cooling and carrying away particles from the grinding process.

Abstract: Grinding wheels are fabricated with outwardly extending circular peripheral rims having a continuous rim surface to which separate abrasive pieces, preferably of a super abrasive such as CBN, are secured by suitable adhesive. The superabrasive pieces are preferably circular and of a diameter corresponding to the width of the rim and are secured to the rim surface so as to either be adjacent and touch one another or to be spaced one from the other around the circle of the rim surface so that a predetermined amount but not all of the rim surface is covered with abrasive pieces. That rim surface coverage optimize grinding efficiency while providing space for fluid flow for purposes of cooling and carrying away particles from the grinding process.