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Dual complementary two-color optics which enables a user to see true neutral color, with improved shading design and shadow detail

A pair of dual complementary optics having a first lens and a second lens wherein the first lens has a gradient of a multiplicity of bands, the uppermost series of bands having a primary color embedded therein and the lowermost series of bands having a complementary secondary color embedded therein, the second lens having the inverse color embedded therein so that a primary color in the first lens is aligned with a secondary color in the second lens and a secondary color in the first lens is aligned with a primary color in the second lens. The color correction units are created such that the uppermost band has the largest amount of color correction units gradually decreasing to the lowermost band of the same color having the least amount of color correction units and thereafter, the second lower color has the lowest amounts of color correction units in the uppermost band of the secondary color gradually increasing to the greatest amount of color correction units in the secondary color in the lowermost band with the inverse in the second lens so that the lens is darkest on top and on the bottom and is lightest in the middle. Each lens is capable of either transmitting more than fifty percent of visible light in both wavelength ranges 400–550 nm and 550–750 nm or is capable of transmitting less than fifty percent of the visible length in both wavelength ranges 400–500 nm and 550–750 nm.
Owner:PACIFIC BEACH

Dual complementary two-color optics which enables a user to see true neutral color, with improved shading design and shadow detail

A pair of dual complementary optics having a first lens and a second lens wherein the first lens has a gradient of a multiplicity of bands, the uppermost series of bands having a primary color embedded therein and the lowermost series of bands having a complementary secondary color embedded therein, the second lens having the inverse color embedded therein so that a primary color in the first lens is aligned with a secondary color in the second lens and a secondary color in the first lens is aligned with a primary color in the second lens. The color correction units are created such that the uppermost band has the largest amount of color correction units gradually decreasing to the lowermost band of the same color having the least amount of color correction units and thereafter, the second lower color has the lowest amounts of color correction units in the uppermost band of the secondary color gradually increasing to the greatest amount of color correction units in the secondary color in the lowermost band with the inverse in the second lens so that the lens is darkest on top and on the bottom and is lightest in the middle. Each lens is capable of either transmitting more than fifty percent of visible light in both wavelength ranges 400-550 nm and 550-750 nm or is capable of transmitting less than fifty percent of the visible length in both wavelength ranges 400-500 nm and 550-750 nm.
Owner:PACIFIC BEACH

Mr imaging using navigators

The invention relates to a method of magnetic resonance (MR) imaging of at least a portion of a body (10) placed in a stationary and substantially homogeneous main magnetic field. The method comprises the following steps; —exciting nuclear magnetization selectively within a spatially restricted volume of interest (20) by subjecting the portion to an imaging sequence (IMG) comprising at least one RF pulse (α) and switched magnetic field gradients (GX/GY); —acquiring at least one MR imaging signal from the volume of interest (20); —exciting nuclear magnetization within a spatially restricted navigator volume (21) by subjecting said portion to a navigator sequence (NAV) comprising at least one RF pulse and switched magnetic field gradients, wherein the navigator volume (21) at least partially overlaps with the volume of interest (20); —acquiring at least one MR navigator signal from said navigator volume (21); —reconstructing a MR image from the acquired MR imaging signals. It is an object of the invention to enable MR imaging with reliable motion detection and high image quality. For this purpose, the invention proposes that the nuclear magnetization within the volume of interest (20) is transformed back into longitudinal magnetization prior to application of the navigator sequence (NAV) by subjecting said portion to an unlabeling sequence(UNLBL) comprising at least one RF pulse (−α).
Owner:KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NV

Apparatus and Method for the Production of Particles

InactiveUS20130093111A1Improved inter-particle homogeneityFacilitate production of batchPowder deliveryGranulation by liquid drop formationSolventFluid solution
An apparatus for the production of particles of a substance by dynamic precipitation of the substance from a fluid solution containing the substance dissolved in a fluid solvent. The apparatus is characterized by comprising A) a first main flow line FL1 (1) intended for a first pressurized fluid F1 and encompassing in its downstream part (dFL1) (38) one, or more dFL1 sub-lines (1a,b,c), where a) every dFL1 subline • comprises one or two serially linked flow-through dispensers for F1 (5a,b,c. and 6a, b, c) and • is functionally equal to the other dFL1 sublines, and b) each of the dispensers • has an inlet (7a,b,c. and 8a,b,c, respectively) and an outlet (9a,b,c. and 1 Oa,b,c . . . , respectively) for flow, and • is functionally equal with the corresponding dispensers in the other dFL1 sublines, and B) a particle formation arrangement (4) comprising a) one or more flow-through particle formation chambers (3a,b,c . . . ), and b) the downstream dispensers (5a,b,c.) of said one or two dispensers (5a,b,c . . . ,6a,b,c.) with one, two or more dispensers per chamber, at least one of the one or two dispensers (5a,b,c . . . ,6a,b,c.) is an injector which is capable of being repeatedly activated enabling a pulsed flow through the outlet of the injector.
Owner:XSPRAY MICROPARTICLES AB

Tablet manufacturing method and a tablet

The object of the present invention is to provide a tablet manufacturing method and also to provide a tablet such as a carbonated spring bathing liquid in which although an aqueous solution after dissolution of the tablet becomes neutral in pH, neutralization reactions are allowed to take place efficiently and intensively inside the tablet, bubbles of carbon dioxide gas which are small in size as much as possible are continuously generated for a certain period of time, thereby the thus generated carbon dioxide gas is mostly dissolved in water without escaping into the air to increase concentrations of total carbonate components in water, and carbon dioxide gas in contact with the skin is designed to be easily converted to bicarbonate ions due to a pH value of the aqueous solution thereof and, therefore, absorbed through the skin, and this subject is solved by a tablet manufacturing method for conducting compression molding in the presence of an organic acid in a range of 1:10 to 1:3 and polyethylene glycol in a range of 1:100 to 1:5 in relation to bicarbonate (sodium hydrogen carbonate or potassium hydrogen carbonate), in which the tablet is subjected to compression molding so that an aqueous solution after dissolution of the tablet is from 5.5 to 8.5 in pH and the tablet is 15 kg or more in hardness and the tablet is also 7 mm or more both in diameter and thickness.
Owner:HOT ALBUM TANSANSEN TABLET
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