Abstract: Computer system element has a VLSI array with redundant areas and an ABIST (Array Built-In Self Test system). The ABIST controller allows self test functions (e.g. test patterns, read/write access, and test sequences) to be used with dual logical views to reduce test time. The ABIST generates pseudo-random address patterns for improved test coverage. A jump-to-third pointer control command enables branching to perform looping after a background has been filled. A data register is divided into multiple sections to enable a Walking/Marching pattern to be executed individually and concurrently in the dual views to further reduce test times.

Abstract: Computer system element has a VLSI array with redundant areas and an ABIST (Array Built-In Self Test) system having mirror image fuse registers enabling scan of failed addresses to be used to replace hardware errors detected during power-on at a customer location. The ABIST controller allows self test functions (e.g. test patterns, read/write access, and test sequences) to be modified without hardware changes to the test logic. Test sequence is controlled by logical test vectors, which can be changed, making the task of developing complex testing sequences relatively easy and useful for enabling array self-tests to be performed in a customer's office at power-on reset.

Abstract: A foot grille comprises a multiplicity of elongated plank members, each being of substantially uniform cross-section along its length and including a substantially planar base portion having parallel side edges and at least two supporting leg portions depending from the base portion, extending longitudinally substantially coextensively with the base portion, and being adapted to support the base portion in spaced relation above a supporting surface. Tread members are attached to the upper surface of each plank member. A snap-fit coupling joins each adjacent pair of plank members along a juncture between their adjacent side edges. Each snap-fit coupling includes first and second arm portions on one of the adjacent plank members that are resiliently deformable relative to each other and a third arm portion on the other of the adjacent plank members that is received between the first and second arm portions of said one plank member.

Abstract: A pressure relief panel assembly for protecting a building against over-pressure caused by explosion. The assembly has a panel pivotally connected to a frame and held by a calibrated magnet and striker set which releases when a predetermined over-pressure occurs. A cable restraint attached to a shock absorber, or a linkage of two arms attached to a shock absorber, limits the extent to which the panel can blow open. A spring mounted on one of the arms catches the other arm when the panel has blown open, preventing the panels from reclosing and thereby preventing implosion damage to the building. Alternatively, or additionally, the panel, after opening, may be held partly open by a stop bar which pivots to prevent the panel from fully closing, to prevent implosion damage to the building after the explosion.

Abstract: A pressure relief panel assembly for protecting a building against over-pressure caused by explosion. The assembly has a panel pivotally connected to a frame and held by a calibrated magnet and striker set which releases when a predetermined over-pressure occurs. A cable restraint attached to a shock absorber, or a linkage of two arms attached to a shock absorber, limits the extent to which the panel can blow open. A spring mounted on one of the arms catches the other arm when the panel has blown open, preventing the panels from reclosing and thereby preventing implosion damage to the building. Alternatively, or additionally, the panel, after opening, may be held partly open by a stop bar which pivots to prevent the panel from fully closing, to prevent implosion damage to the building after the explosion.

Abstract: An improved ammunition clip for a gun comprising a manually retracted and locked pressure plate to serve as a device to facilitate the rapid loading of cartridges into the ammunition clip, and according to another embodiment of this invention, incorporating in addition, a hinged section to serve as a device to allow for the rapid loading of cartridges without (necessitating the) removal of the ammunition clip from the gun.

Abstract: A clay centering device for a potter's wheel consists of a flat slab mounted on an arm which has at one end a handle and at the other end is releasably engaged rotatably and in universally pivotal manner to a mounting clamp secured to the rim of the tray of the potter's wheel. By means of the handle, the slab may be moved across the potter's wheel, its normally lower edge against the top of the wheel, to contact and center a piece of clay on the revolving wheel. The slab is adjustably fixed on the arm, which is telescopically adjustable.

Abstract: This disclosure describes compounds of the class of 1-(para-substituted-phenyl)-1H-tetrazoles useful as antimicrobial agents.

Abstract: This disclosure describes compounds of the class of 1-(para-substituted-phenyl)-1H-tetrazoles which possess anti-microbial and anti-neoplastic activity.

Abstract: This disclosure describes D-3,6-diaminohexanoic acid 2-(carboxymethyl)-2-methylhydrazide which is useful as an antibacterial agent.

Abstract: The present invention concerns a novel low starch high protein bread substitute obtained by baking a water-containing dough comprising at least 15% by weight of milk protein, at least 1% by weight egg protein, at least 10% by weight lipids and at least 30% by weight carbohydrates wherein at least 50% by weight of the carbohydrates are derived from milk.

Abstract: This disclosure describes compounds of the class of N-substituted p-(1H-tetrazol-1-yl)phenylthio- or dithio-carbamates useful as antimicrobial agents.