Abstract: Decorative composite body containing a plate-like carrier body made of plastics material, and at least one decorative element fixed in the carrier body, wherein the carrier body consists at least regionally of a fibre-reinforced plastics material, and wherein the decorative element is cohesively bonded to melted or at least partially liquefied and resolidified plastics material of the plate-like carrier body, and wherein that side of the carrier body on which the at least one decorative element is arranged, is additionally provided with a film, preferably made of PMMA, and/or with a cover plate, preferably made of PMMA.

Abstract: A decorative composite body includes a glass body and a plastic partly enclosing the glass body, wherein part of the surface of the glass body is arranged on the outside of the decorative composite body, wherein at least two adjacent glass and plastic areas arranged on the outside of the composite body are ground in the composite state, wherein areas of the glass body adjacent to the plastic are at least partly mirrored.

Abstract: Decorative composite body containing a plate-like carrier body made of plastics material, and at least one decorative element fixed in the carrier body, wherein the carrier body consists at least regionally of a fibre-reinforced plastics material, and wherein the decorative element is cohesively bonded to melted or at least partially liquefied and resolidified plastics material of the plate-like carrier body, and wherein that side of the carrier body on which the at least one decorative element is arranged, is additionally provided with a film, preferably made of PMMA, and/or with a cover plate, preferably made of PMMA.

Abstract: A decorative composite body includes a glass body and a plastic partly enclosing the glass body, wherein part of the surface of the glass body is arranged on the outside of the decorative composite body, wherein at least two adjacent glass and plastic areas arranged on the outside of the composite body are ground in the composite state, wherein areas of the glass body adjacent to the plastic are at least partly mirrored.

Abstract: A decorative composite body includes a glass body and a plastic partly enclosing the glass body, wherein part of the surface of the glass body is arranged on the outside of the decorative composite body, wherein at least two adjacent glass and plastic areas arranged on the outside of the composite body are ground in the composite state, wherein areas of the glass body adjacent to the plastic are at least partly mirrored.

Abstract: Decorative composite body comprising a glass body and a plastic partly enclosing said glass body, wherein part of the surface of said glass body is arranged on the outside of said decorative composite body, wherein at least two adjacent glass and plastic areas arranged on the outside of said composite body are ground in the composite state, wherein areas of said glass body adjacent to said plastic are at least partly mirrored.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to an optical proximity fuse for missiles with laser transmitters and optical receivers, whose optically bundled beam paths are oriented in such a way at a small angle to the direction of flight that they intersect in predetermined measuring segments, wherein the radiation reflected from objects in these measuring segments is utilized for deriving the firing pulse, wherein at least two laser transmitters oriented at angles different from each other and a common optical receiver are arranged at different points of the front side of the missile. The measuring segments where the transmitter beam paths intersect the receiver beam path lie at different distances from the missile and at differing side spacings from the longitudinal axis of the missile, wherein the measuring segment lying closer to the missile corresponds to the predetermined target segment. The laser transmitters are modulated at identification response codes differing from each other.

Abstract: The apparatus for applying decorative elements (47) to textile and non-textile flat articles (49) comprises a movable gripper (9) whose axially displaceable punch member (15) is connected to a suction source. The decorative elements (47) are taken by the punch member (15) from the shaker device (23) or with a disc (29) provided with a suction opening and pressed against the flat article (49). The adhesive is melted either by a heating plate (45) arranged beneath the flat article (49) or by a heating element at the punch member (15) and/or in the disc (29).

Abstract: Magnetic field distortions are sensed by a magnetic sensor including a magnetic field sensor or receiver arranged for cooperation with a magnetic transmitter which generates the magnetic field for providing measured values representing such distortions. The magnetic receiver has a preferred directional axis in which the receiver is sensitive. The receiver is so arranged or located that the undistorted magnetic field lines of the magnetic field produced by the magnetic transmitter extend approximately perpendicularly to the preferred directional axis of the magnetic receiver. By locating the receiver in this specific position it is possible to substantially increase the sensitivity of such sensors and hence their sensing range for example in measuring the spacing between a magnetically levitated vehicle and a rail surface relative to which the vehicle is travelling.

Abstract: A flat, high frequency cable having a number of longitudinal conductors, is provided with a transverse conductance between said longitudinal conductors. The transverse conductance is substantially smaller than the conductivity of said longitudinal conductors to provide a defined attenuation along the cable. The transverse conductance is determined by a plurality of discrete components such as resistors and capacitors electrically connected to said longitudinal conductors at spaced intervals. The present cable may comprise two or three conductors.

Abstract: A flat, high frequency cable having a number of longitudinal conductors, is rovided with a transverse conductance between said longitudinal conductors. The transverse conductance is substantially smaller than the conductivity of said longitudinal conductors to provide a defined attenuation along the cable. The transverse conductance is determined by a plurality of discrete components such as resistors and capacitors electrically connected to said longitudinal conductors at spaced intervals therealong.

Abstract: Two crowded single file traffic lanes of electronically speed-controlled vehicles are merged at a merge point by electronically establishing gaps sufficient to accept vehicles between the vehicles of each lane before they approach the merge point. The vehicles of one lane are then electronically guided into the gaps of the other as they pass the merge point. Lane-side transmitters and receivers along each lane cooperate with the vehicles to control the spacing between the vehicles in the approach toward the merge point. The gaps are established and the vehicles guided by signalling electronic images of each vehicle to the other lane and by guiding each vehicle as if the imaged vehicle were an actual vehicle in front of it.