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A wiring harness holding device for holding a wiring harness laid between a stationary structure and a movable structure slidably provided to the stationary structure, includes a movable side holding portion that holds one portion of the wiring harness on the movable structure, and a stationary side holding portion that holds another portion of the wiring harness on the stationary structure. The movable side holding portion holds the wiring harness so that the wiring harness derived from the movable side holding portion towards the stationary side holding portion swivels around the movable side holding portion in association with the sliding movement of the movable structure.

A one-piece cable tie includes a tail which is configured with a plurality of slits or notches therein. These slits are in alignment with the recesses in the tail and extend no deeper than the depth of the recesses. Such slits are designed to aid the use in removing the excess tail from the cable tie once the tie has been tensioned around a bundle. The user first bends the tail so as to close the slits in one side of the tie and then twists the tie about its longitudinal axis so as to separate the excess tail from the tie.

An endoscope shaft comprising a working conduit and a number of supply and / or functional conduits. The supply and / or functional conduits have an excessive length with respect to the endoscope shaft and are arranged in spirals, in serpentine and / or zigzag shape around or along the working conduit, whereby a flexibility and bendability of the endoscope shaft is achieved.

An apparatus for managing personal electronic accessory cords including, but not limited to, headphone cords comprises of a body 1 with a length of greater measurement than its width and containing an assortment of holes offset from the body's outer edge and connected to the outer edge by way of a guide-slot 2,3,8,9 through which a cord may be passed and secured into the hole (known as cord-locks). The apparatus 1 also contains an assortment of recesses 4-7 in the outer perimeter of the body's length and width edges (known as wrap guides). The cord 11 to be managed can be attached to the apparatus 1 by being passed through the pair of cord locks on opposite ends of the body's length. The cord's main length is then wrapped around the body's longest dimension in the corresponding wrap guides 4,5 and then micro-adjusted around the body's shorter dimension using the other wrap guides 6,7 before the remaining end(s) of the cord are secured in the remaining cord locks 8,9.

A gimbal includes a support, a carrying member carrying an electrical component, a carrying member driver coupled to the support and the carrying member, and a transmission member in the support. The carrying member driver is configured to drive the carrying member to rotate relative to the support. The carrying member driver includes a stator coupled to the support, and a rotor sleeving outside the stator and being coupled to the carrying member. The transmission member extends from within the support, winds around a circumference of the rotor, and extends to the carrying member to be electrically connected with the electrical component.

A production method of an indium-based nanowire product comprising indium-based nanowires according to the present invention is characterized in that the method comprises the step of: disproportionation-reacting particles including indium subhalide as main components in a nonaqueous solvent, to obtain nanowires including metal indium as main components. The electroconductive oxide nanowire product comprising electroconductive oxide nanowires of the present invention can be obtained by: subjecting, the indium nanowires additionally doped with doping metals, to a heating oxidation treatment; or doping oxides of doping metals into indium oxide nanowires obtained from the indium-based nanowires.

A method and apparatus are disclosed for eliminating overlong source code segments (e.g., methods) by evaluating input source code segments for a plurality of predetermined code metric values to identify a first long code segment based on predetermined code metric values for output and storage in a codefix issue queue, applying multiple extraction algorithms to the first long code segment to generate a second code segment that is semantically equivalent to and shorter than the first long code segment; and then generating a fixed codegraph representation of the software program using the second code segment to replace the first long code segment.

A threaded locking beam nut having a plurality of locking beams configured such that the inside edge surface of each locking beam has a radially inwardly angled surface thereby forming substantially a V-shaped channel between adjacent beams.