683 results about "Lateral view" patented technology

Disclosed is an air purifier used to purify air. 1.1) Perspective view; 1.2) Front view; 1.3) Rear view; 1.4) Left side view; 1.5) Right side view; 1.6) Top view; 1.7) Bottom view; 1.8) Perspective view.

An X-ray imaging system and an imaging method thereof. A bed platform supports an object under examination in a supine posture along a first direction and has first and second sides along the first direction; an X-ray head is capable of being positioned at the first side via a first support assembly, and a detector is capable of being positioned at the second side via a second support assembly, such that the X-ray and detector face a lateral view of the object to obtain a lateral X-ray image; in response to an exposure instruction for a first body part to be stitched, the X-ray head and detector are controlled to cooperatively image the first body part to obtain at least two lateral X-ray images stitched to obtain a radiograph. This enables imaging and stitching of the lateral view of the object laid supine.

The caps shown in the perspective view, front view, rear view, right side view, left side view, top view, and bottom view are designed to be placed over the spout of a bottle or other container.

This design is of a water purifier used to filter tap water. Features shown in dashed lines are for illustrative purposes only and should not be considered when considering the overall impression of the design. 1.1) Perspective view; 1.2) Front view; 1.3) Rear view; 1.4) Left side view; 1.5) Right side view; 1.6) Top view; 1.7) Bottom view

1. Name of the designed product: handkerchief (cherry). 2. Use of the designed product: for wiping hands. 3. Design points of the designed product: in shape. 4. Picture or photo that best shows the design points: front view. 5. The designed product is a thin product, and the elevation view and the lateral view are omitted.

The mount section, shown in the reference left side view illustrating the names of each part, can accommodate interchangeable lenses. With an interchangeable lens attached, the angle of the mount section can be changed from an upward-tilted state as shown in left side view 1 illustrating the operation of the mount section, to a downward-tilted state as shown in left side view 2 illustrating the operation of the mount section, allowing for tilt and shift. The mount section can extend and retract from a minimally closed state as shown in left side view 3 illustrating the operation of the mount section, to a maximum open state as shown in left side view 4 illustrating the operation of the mount section, allowing the flange back to be adjusted according to the focal length of the interchangeable lens mounted on the mount section.

The dashed lines in the figures indicate areas of the product that do not constitute the design portion for which registration is sought. Figures 3.9-3.14 are enlarged views of parts 3.9-3.14 of Figures 3.2, 3.4, 3.5, and 3.8. The box lines, leader lines, and symbols in the figures are for drawing the cut lines in the enlarged views and do not constitute the design portion for which registration is sought. 3.1) Front view; 3.2) Rear view; 3.3) Left side view; 3.4) Right side view; 3.5) Top view; 3.6) Bottom view; 3.7) First perspective view; 3.8) Second perspective view; 3.9) Enlarged view; 3.10) Enlarged view; 3.11) Enlarged view; 3.12) Enlarged view; 3.13) Enlarged view; 3.14) Enlarged view

The distinctive feature of this design lies in the shape of the areas indicated by solid lines. The shaded lines in the diagram represent the outline and do not illustrate surface decoration or ornamentation. 1.1) Plane perspective view; 1.2) Bottom perspective view; 1.3) Plane view; 1.4) Bottom view; 1.5) Left side view; 1.6) Right side view; 1.7) Front view; 1.8) Rear view

The distinctive feature resides in the shape and configuration of the bottle as shown in the drawings. The ornamental design sought to be registered is shown in solid lines. Broken lines are for illustrative purposes only and do not form part of the design sought to be registered. Broken lines formed by dashes of equal length indicate portions of the design that are not sought to be registered. Shading or hatching indicates relief or contour only and is not surface ornamentation. The novelty and distinctiveness reside in the shape and configuration of the bottle. 8.1) Perspective view; 8.2) Plan view; 8.3) Bottom view; 8.4) Front view; 8.5) Rear view; 8.6) Right side view; 8.7) Left side view

Figure 1.6 is an enlarged perspective view of the portion indicated by lines 1-1 and 1'-1' in Figure 1.3. Figure 1.7 is an enlarged front view of the portion indicated by lines 2-2 and 2'-2' in Figure 1.1. Figure 1.8 is an enlarged front view of the portion indicated by lines 3-3 and 3'-3' in Figure 1.2. Figures 1.9 and 1.10 are cross-sectional views taken along lines A-A and B-B in Figure 1.6, respectively. In the figures, the pattern is repeated uniformly throughout the circumference of the tire groove, and the dashed lines merely delineate the perimeter of the subject matter and do not form part of the design sought to be registered. 1.1) Perspective; 1.2) Perspective; 1.3) Front; 1.4) Left side view; 1.5) Right side view; 1.6) Enlarged view; 1.7) Enlarged view; 1.8) Enlarged view; 1.9) Cross-section; 1.10) Cross-section

The color of the spray bottle body gradually changes from dark blue to silver toward the bottom. 1.1) Perspective view; 1.2) Front view; 1.3) Back view; 1.4) Right side view; 1.5) Left side view; 1.6) Top view; 1.7) Bottom view