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Method for sentence structure analysis based on mobile configuration concept and method for natural language search using of it

A method of syntax analysis based on a mobile configuration concept, and a natural language search method using the syntax analysis method, are provided. The syntax analysis method includes morpheme analysis and syntax analysis after establishing a morpheme dictionary program for analyzing morphemes of an input sentence, and a subcategorization database storing the details of subcategories belonging to heads, such as stems of words and word endings, of each component of a sentence such that the syntactic status of an inflective word ending is admitted based on the marker theory which regards both postpositions and endings as syntactic units, and combination relations between words can be grammatically defined as a whole. In the morpheme analysis, if a sentence desired to be analyzed is input, the contents of morphemes are analyzed in units of polymorphemes according to the morpheme dictionary program, and after selecting an analysis case of a morpheme appropriate to the input data among morpheme analysis data by polymorpheme, preprocessing is performed. In the syntax analysis, with the analyzed morphemes, partial structures of a sentence are first established according to grammatical roles stored in a grammar rule database, and then, by using the subcategorization database, the entire structure is established. Then, by calculating the weighted value of each structure, a most appropriate optimum case is determined and output. Accordingly, any scrambled sentence can be easily and quickly analyzed without any sophisticated parsing apparatus. Also, the grammatical relationships between expressions forming a sentence can be accurately captured such that information requested by a user is retrieved in the same manner as a human-being makes a decision, and accurate information can be provided.
Owner:WOO SOON JO

Communication system, article and method of configuring and establishing a connection therein

To avoid searching for objects that are not effectively configured and therefore to mitigate connectivity and system failure, an intermediate routing object index (100, 103) is created to each and every object in a system (36). In a telecommunications system, for example, an object is only operational at a node (10, 30-34), such as a switch, upon receipt of all necessary configuration messages (102) from an overall system controller (12) responsible for overseeing operation of the node (10, 30-34) and the set-up of a connection. The routing object index stores (103, 108) an indication of the receipt of the necessary configuration messages and so provides a direct indication of whether the object exists and whether it is effectively configured. Consequently, during a connection establishment process in which control information, such as dialled digits (42, 150), indicates a called party (50) and more especially its serving node (34), the system of the present invention initially creates (100) and then subsequently accesses (156) the routing object index before attempting to locate the associated object (164). Should the routing object index fail to provide verification (106, 172) of a fully configured object or if the routing object does not exist (170), the routing object index causes the system to indicate (174) that a connection is not presently possible. The routing object index can also provide a mechanism for tracking (114-118) system configuration at a node level.
Owner:RPX CLEARINGHOUSE

Liquid ejection method using drop velocity modulation

ActiveUS20120300001A1High resolutionMinimizing drop volume variation of dropPrintingLiquid jetElectric potential
A method of ejecting liquid drops includes providing liquid under pressure sufficient to eject a liquid jet through a nozzle of a liquid chamber. The liquid jet is modulated to cause portions of the liquid jet to break off into a series of drop pairs traveling along a path using a drop formation device. Each drop pair is separated in time on average by the drop pair period. Each drop pair includes a first drop and a second drop. A charging device is provided that includes a charge electrode associated with the liquid jet and a source of varying electrical potential between the charge electrode and the liquid jet. The source of varying electrical potential provides a waveform that includes a period that is equal to the drop pair period. The waveform also includes a first distinct voltage state and a second distinct voltage state. The charging device is synchronized with the drop formation device to produce a first charge state on the first drop and to produce a second charge state on the second drop. A relative velocity of a first drop and a second drop of a selected drop pair is varied using a drop velocity modulation device to control whether the first drop and the second drop of the selected drop pair combine with each other to form a combined drop. The combined drop has a third charge state. A deflection device is used to cause the first drop having the first charge state to travel along a first path, to cause the second drop having the second charge state to travel along a second path, and to cause the combined drop having the third charge state to travel along a third path.
Owner:EASTMAN KODAK CO

Liquid ejection system including drop velocity modulation

ActiveUS20120300000A1High resolutionMinimizing drop volume variation of dropPrintingLiquid jetEngineering
A continuous liquid ejection system includes a liquid chamber in fluidic communication with a nozzle. The liquid chamber contains liquid under pressure sufficient to eject a liquid jet through the nozzle. A drop formation device is associated with the liquid jet and is actuatable to produce a modulation in the liquid jet that cause portions of the liquid jet to break off into a series of drop pairs traveling along a path. Each drop pair is separated in time on average by a drop pair period. Each drop pair includes a first drop and a second drop. A charging device includes a charge electrode associated with the liquid jet and a source of varying electrical potential between the charge electrode and the liquid jet. The source of varying electrical potential provides a waveform that includes a period that is equal to the drop pair period. The waveform also includes a first distinct voltage state and a second distinct voltage state. The charging device is synchronized with the drop formation device to produce a first charge state on the first drop and to produce a second charge state on the second drop. A drop velocity modulation device varies a relative velocity of a first drop and a second drop of a selected drop pair to control whether the first drop and the second drop of the selected drop pair combine with each other to form a combined drop. The combined drop has a third charge state. A deflection device causes the first drop having the first charge state to travel along a first path, causes the second drop having the second charge state to travel along a second path, and causes the combined drop having the third charge state to travel along a third path.
Owner:EASTMAN KODAK CO

Liquid ejection using drop charge and mass

ActiveUS20120299998A1High resolutionMinimizing drop volume variation of dropPrintingLiquid jetMass ratio
A continuous liquid ejection system includes a liquid chamber in fluidic communication with a nozzle. The liquid chamber contains liquid under pressure sufficient to eject a liquid jet through the nozzle. A drop formation device is associated with the liquid jet. The drop forming device is actuatable to produce a modulation in the liquid jet to selectively cause portions of the liquid jet to break off into one or more pairs of drops traveling along a path. Each drop pair is separated on average by a drop pair period. Each drop pair includes a first drop and a second drop. The drop formation device is also actuatable to produce a modulation in the liquid jet to selectively cause portions of the liquid jet to break of into one or more third drops traveling along the path separated on average by the same drop pair period. The third drop is larger than the first drop and the second drop. A charging device includes a charge electrode associated with the liquid jet and a source of varying electrical potential between the charge electrode and the liquid jet. The source of varying electrical potential provides a waveform that includes a period that is equal to the period of formation of the drop pairs or the third drops, the drop pair period. The waveform also includes a first distinct voltage state and a second distinct voltage state. The charging device and the drop formation device are synchronized to produce a first charge to mass ratio on the first drop of the drop pair, a second charge to mass ratio on the second drop of the drop pair, and a third charge to mass ratio on the third drop. The third charge to mass ratio is substantially the same as the first charge to mass ratio. A deflection device causes the first drop of the drop pair having the first charge to mass ratio to travel along a first path, and causes the second drop of the drop pair having the second charge to mass ratio to travel along a second path, and causes the third drop having a third charge to mass ratio to travel along a third path. The third path is substantially the same as the first path.
Owner:EASTMAN KODAK CO
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