Abstract: A nacelle for an aircraft engine comprising a first fan cowl and a second fan cowl, each fan cowl comprising a hinged end and a closing end, each fan cowl being mobile between a closed operating position and an open maintenance position, the first fan cowl having a larger angular coverage than the second fan cowl, the first fan cowl comprising an upper part connected to a lower part by an intermediate hinge so as to allow the lower part to fold towards the upper part.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for providing reminder of occupant status are provided. The method includes in response to detecting rear passenger door of vehicle has been opened, determining whether vehicle is in first power mode or second power mode; in response to determining that vehicle is in first power mode, setting timer corresponding to time limit for detecting transition from first power mode to second power mode; in response to detecting transition from first power mode to second power mode and timer being unexpired, turning on setting to output reminder of an occupant; in response to determining that vehicle is in second power mode, turning on setting to output reminder of occupant; and in response to detecting transition from second power mode to first power mode, outputting reminder of occupant if setting to output reminder of occupant is turned on. The method may provide reminders of rear seat occupants.

Abstract: A cooking appliance having first and second oven doors that combine to extend across and close off a frontal opening of a cooking chamber includes a latching mechanism for locking the first and second oven doors in a closed position. The latching mechanism includes a fixed support plate and a motor having an output shaft to which is rotatably mounted an eccentric drive member. Preferably, the motor is fixedly mounted to the support plate. The latching mechanism further includes first and second latch members each having a first end portion pivotally attached to the eccentric drive member extending to a second end portion defining a hook element. When the motor is activated, a guide mechanism directs the second end portions of the first and second latch members to a locking position leading the hook members into engagement with the first and second doors.

Abstract: A method and apparatus that controls access to a secured area using an automated gate controlled secured environment is disclosed. The method may include receiving an indication that an individual attempting to pass through a clearance area has not been authorized to pass through the clearance area, automatically moving one or more gates to create a channel for the non-authorized individual to be directed to a manual screening area, determining if the non-authorized individual has passed one or more sensor; wherein if the non-authorized individual has been determined to have passed the one or more sensor, then moving a gate located behind the non-authorized individual to enable other authorized individuals to pass through the clearance area while maintaining the channel created to the manual screening area, and preventing the non-authorized individual from gaining access to the automated gate controlled secured environment once the non-authorized individual reaches the manual screening area.

Abstract: A device with a door, in particular a door of a cooking appliance, supported for pivoting movement in a pivoting direction, for closing a useable space and with a guide system for at least partially lowering the door into a storage space in a guided manner, the device comprising at least one guide assembly operatively associated with the guide system and coupled to the door in a static manner in the pivoting direction and coupled to the door in a movable manner in at least one surface extension of the door.

Abstract: A french door oven includes a body defining a cooking chamber with an open mouth. First and second doors are respectively connected to the body adjacent opposite first and second opposite lateral sides of the mouth and are adapted to pivot about respective first and second vertical pivot axes between an opened position in which the first and second doors are pivoted away from the mouth and a closed position in which the first and second doors cover the mouth and define a seam between their adjacent respective inner edges. The oven includes a door movement control system for controlling movement of the doors between their opened and closed positions. The door movement control system includes a door movement control plate including a door movement slot including an inner portion and an outer portion, the outer portion closer to the mouth than the inner portion. The door movement control system further includes a door movement control linkage with first and second door links.

Abstract: The invention is a counterbalanced bifurcated cowling assembly for a pylon-mounted engine and nacelle therefor, the pylon 16 extending, generally, horizontally from the fuselage 15 of the aircraft 10. The assembly comprises a first cowling section 18 pivotally attached to the pylon 16 which is rotatable from a closed position partially extending about the upper side of the engine 12 to an open position above the engine. A second cowling section 19 is pivotally attached to the pylon 16 and rotatable from a closed position about the underside of the engine 12 to an open position extending downward from the engine. A hydraulic cylinder 40 having an output drive shaft 42 is at least partially mounted within the pylon 16. A pair of first link 44A, 44B are pivotally attached by their first ends 45A, 45B to the end 46 of the output drive shaft 42 and pivotally attached by their second ends 60A, 60B to the first cowling section 18.

Abstract: A Door Control designed especially for a service passage in a quick food establishment or the like, i.e., for serving customers on one side of a passage, say, in a cubicle, by an employee on the other side thereof. Essentially, such control mechanism comprises a device operable by an employee for opening a door or pair of doors normally closing a passage while business may be transacted through the passage such as placing or delivering an order, after which the door or pair of doors is automatically closed. My invention represents an improvement over that disclosed and claimed in my copending application Ser. No. 06/078,095, filed Sept. 24, 1979, now abandoned. In the instant case the doors are so controlled and actuated that, after opening, they are disposed on opposite sides and rearwardly of said passage, not extending substantially forwardly thereof.