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A method of forming particles comprises accelerating a stream comprising a liquid; and vibrating the stream, to form particles. The particle may have a diameter that is smaller than the diameter of the nozzle used to form the stream, allowing for the formation of micro- and nano-sized particle.

A method of forming particles comprises accelerating a stream comprising a liquid; and vibrating the stream, to form particles. The particle may have a diameter that is smaller than the diameter of the nozzle used to form the stream, allowing for the formation of micro- and nano-sized particle.

A golf club head having a stamped metal cup-shaped front section welded to a cast body, and a split hosel comprising upper and lower hosel elements, both integrally cast within the body of the club head for reduction of weight in the hosel area. The lower hosel element including varying boss members for receiving the bottom of a shaft. Each individual boss member having a shaft opening corresponding to a pre-determined club lie and club face angle.

A flexible display device includes a folding section formed on a flexible substrate, a flat section connected to the folding section, and a display area for displaying an image, wherein the display area is formed on the folding section and the flat section, wherein each of the display areas of the folding section and the flat section includes a plurality of pixels and a plurality of wires for supplying electrical signals to the pixels, and wherein the wires in the display area of the folding section include a winding wire extending in a winding configuration on the flexible substrate.

A mounting part of a windshield wiper, having a receiving opening for a wiper shaft at one end, and forming a part of a fold-away hinge at the other end, and being formed from a flat sheet metal by deep-drawing, punching and bending and having a u-shaped cross-section profile and a spring mount. The spring mount is formed by deep-drawing from a sidewall of the u-shaped cross-section profile.

A vehicle (1) includes first and second rear-floor cross members (4, 5) provided between right and left rear-floor side members (2, 2) in a vehicle body rear part and a pair of right and left rear-floor cross member braces (6, 6) provided therebetween. The second rear-floor cross member is formed by a three-member connected body consisting of right and left extension parts (52, 52) connected to the right and left rear-floor side members and a body part (51) arranged therebetween. The rear-floor cross member braces are connected to the body part (51) of the second rear-floor cross member. Shock energy of a shock load applied to the vehicle body rear part from the rear can be absorbed efficiently while the deformation of a rectangular region surrounded by the first and second rear-floor cross members and the right and left rear-floor cross member braces is restrained.

A solid-state imaging device is manufactured according to the steps below. A lattice-shaped rib forming member, which is an aggregation of a plurality of frame-shaped ribs for configuring a plurality of solid-state imaging devices, is resin-molded. An aggregate wiring board is used, which has regions corresponding to a plurality of the wiring boards, and in which a plurality of the wiring members are provided in each of the regions, and the imaging element is fastened to each region of the aggregate wiring board and the electrodes of the imaging elements and the wiring members are connected by a thin metal wire. The rib forming member is placed on the wiring board face and joined to the wiring board face, so that the imaging element is disposed inside the lattice elements of the rib forming member. The transparent plate is fastened to an upper face of the rib forming member, and each housing is cut in a direction perpendicular to the base portion, and in a direction dividing into two the width of the rib forming member, and separating the solid-state imaging devices into individual pieces It is possible to make a low cost housing, avoiding deformations caused by a difference in thermal expansion between the wiring board and the ribs made of a resin, when forming a plurality of housings together.

A projectile for an air arm is integrally formed from a single piece of dense malleable material formed as a body of revolution about a longitudinal axis having a head portion dimensioned for free sliding in the bore of an air arm and a skirt-like portion of frusto-conical form. The rearward end of the skirt portion is dimensioned to be in slight interference fit with the bore and the forward end is joined with the head portion to define a reduced diameter waist. The frustum is shell-walled, having a central recess opening to the rear and extending forwardly into the head portion. The head portion has a parabolically shaped outer surface which transitions smoothly into a hyperbolically shaped outer skirt surface for aerodynamic efficiency. Vanes are formed on the head portion to enhance in-flight spiraling rotation.

An X-ray imaging apparatus and control method for the X-ray imaging apparatus are provided. The X-ray imaging apparatus includes an X-ray source configured to generate and emit X-rays having a preset broadband, an X-ray detector including a plurality of raw pixels configured to detect an average of ten photons or less in response to the X-rays which are emitted and convert the detected photons into an electrical signal, and an image processor configured to produce a plurality of single-energy images corresponding respectively to a plurality of preset energy bands by separating the plurality of raw pixels for each of the plurality of preset energy bands based on the electrical signal, and to produce a multi-energy image using the single-energy images.

A flare fitting assembly includes a first coupling member and a second coupling member adapted to be cooperatively coupled together. The first coupling member has a first through bore with one end adapted to accept and retain a first tube. The second coupling member has a second through bore adapted to be disposed upon a second tube with an outwardly flared end. An arcuately shaped seating surface is disposed within the first through bore of the first coupling member. A conically flared seating surface is disposed within the second through bore of the second coupling member adapted to engage an outer surface of the flared end of the second tube such that a line seal is formed between the inner surface of the flared end of the second tube and the arcuate surface when the first and second coupling members are cooperatively coupled.

To provide a roller bearing assembly that can provide a high load bearing capacity and in which the strength of roller retainers can be increased, the roller bearing assembly includes inner and outer roller retainers (13, 23) each having a plurality of circumferentially arranged pockets (4), and a circular row of rollers (2) received in part within the pockets in the inner roller (13) and in part within the pockets in the outer roller (23). The inner roller retainer (13) has pillars (5) each left between the neighboring pockets to retain the circular row of the rollers from radially inwardly and having an outer diameter smaller than the diameter of the pitch circle PCD of the circular row of the rollers. The outer roller retainer (23) has pillars (5) each left between the neighboring pockets to retain the circular row of the rollers from radially outwardly and having an inner diameter greater than the pitch circle diameter PCD. One of the outer and inner roller retainers is made of a metallic material while the other thereof is made of a resinous material.