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    Method for culturing T precursor cells under conditions of high oxygen concentration
    61.
    发明授权
    Method for culturing T precursor cells under conditions of high oxygen concentration 失效
    在高氧浓度条件下培养T前体细胞的方法

    公开(公告)号：US5476780A

    公开(公告)日：1995-12-19

    申请号：US983514

    申请日：1993-03-04

    申请人： Yoshihiro Watanabe

    发明人： Yoshihiro Watanabe

    IPC分类号： C12N5/0783 ,  C12N5/00

    CPC分类号： C12N5/0636 ,  A61K2039/5158 ,  C12N2500/02 ,  C12N2501/23 ,  C12N2501/59 ,  C12N2502/11

    摘要： The present invention provides culture methods of T lineage precursor cells comprising a step of culturing the T lineage precursor cells under a condition that a dissolved oxygen concentration in the nutrient medium is higher than a dissolved oxygen concentration in the nutrient medium when the medium is in contact with normal atmospheric air.According to the methods of the present invention, by using a submerged (suspension) culture which is a general method for culturing cells or tissues, the derivation of matured T cell(s) differentiated from T precursor cells in terms of their phenotypes of differentiation antigens and of their functions is realized to be accomplished.

    摘要翻译： PCT No.PCT / JP92 / 00829 Sec。 371日期：1993年3月4日 102（e）1993年3月4日PCT PCT 1992年7月1日PCT公布。 出版物WO93 / 01277 日本1993年1月21日。本发明提供了T系前体细胞的培养方法，包括在营养培养基中的溶解氧浓度高于营养物中的溶解氧浓度的条件下培养T谱系前体细胞的步骤 介质与正常大气接触时的介质。 根据本发明的方法，通过使用作为培养细胞或组织的一般方法的浸没（悬浮）培养物，根据其分化抗原表型，从T前体细胞分化的成熟T细胞的衍生 实现其功能实现。

    Wire-cut electroerosion apparatus
    62.
    发明授权
    Wire-cut electroerosion apparatus 失效
    线切割电子设备

    公开(公告)号：US5171955A

    公开(公告)日：1992-12-15

    申请号：US783347

    申请日：1991-10-28

    申请人： Akio Hosaka ,  Gen Itoh ,  Hidehito Hori ,  Yoshihiro Watanabe

    发明人： Akio Hosaka ,  Gen Itoh ,  Hidehito Hori ,  Yoshihiro Watanabe

    IPC分类号： B23H7/02

    CPC分类号： B23H7/02

    摘要： In a wire-cut EDM apparatus for cutting a workpiece (2) submerged in a processing tank (3) filled with a machining fluid (15), an opening (24) is made in the side wall of the tank through which an arm unit passes. A slide plate (14) also has an opening for passage of the arm unit and also provents leakage from the space between the opening 24 and the arm unit. In one preferred embodiment a fluid flow between the slide plate and arm unit is used to prevent fluid in the tank from escaping through the space between the slide plate (14) and the arm unit. Alternatively, a low frictional member may be placed between the arm unit and the slide plate for axially sealing the arm unit. Frictional resistance from movement of the lower arm unit is reduced and machining accuracy improved.

    Method of forming electrically conductive circuit
    63.
    发明授权
    Method of forming electrically conductive circuit 失效
    形成导电电路的方法

    公开(公告)号：US4694573A

    公开(公告)日：1987-09-22

    申请号：US832716

    申请日：1986-02-10

    申请人： Atsushi Nishino ,  Masaki Ikeda ,  Yoshihiro Watanabe ,  Masahiro Hiraka

    发明人： Atsushi Nishino ,  Masaki Ikeda ,  Yoshihiro Watanabe ,  Masahiro Hiraka

    IPC分类号： H05B3/20 ,  H05K1/03 ,  H05K1/05 ,  H05K3/20 ,  H05K3/28 ,  H05K3/46

    CPC分类号： H05K3/20 ,  H05K1/0306 ,  H05K1/053 ,  H05K2201/017 ,  H05K2203/0531 ,  H05K3/28 ,  Y10T29/49155

    摘要： Disclosed is a method of forming an electrically conductive circuit comprising the steps of: preparing a transferring paper in which an assembly of electrically conductive foil carrying a predetermined pattern and an insulating layer containing glass frit and an overcoat layer consisting of a resin film having good burning property are provided on a transferring paper covered with a paste layer; removing an integral structure of the conductive foil, the insulating layer, and the overcoat layer from the transferring paper; transferring the removed integral structure onto a substrate; and burning the substrate with the integral structure set thereon at a temperature where the glass is soften. According to this method, it is possible to eliminate transformation or damage of a conductive foil where a conductive foil is singly disposed on a substrate.

    摘要翻译： PCT No.PCT / JP85 / 00327 Sec。 371日期1986年2月10日 102（e）日期1986年2月10日PCT提交1985年6月12日PCT公布。 出版物WO86 / 00190 1986年1月3日公开。公开是一种形成导电电路的方法，包括以下步骤：制备转印纸，其中承载预定图案的导电箔的组件和包含玻璃料的绝缘层和覆盖层组成 具有良好燃烧性能的树脂膜设置在被糊层覆盖的转印纸上; 从转印纸上去除导电箔，绝缘层和外涂层的整体结构; 将去除的整体结构转移到基底上; 并且在玻璃被软化的温度下，以设置在其上的整体结构燃烧基板。 根据该方法，可以消除将导电箔单独设置在基板上的导电箔的变形或损坏。

    Automatic bank note transaction apparatus
    64.
    发明授权
    Automatic bank note transaction apparatus 失效
    自动纸币交易装置

    公开(公告)号：US4542287A

    公开(公告)日：1985-09-17

    申请号：US510163

    申请日：1983-07-01

    申请人： Yoshihiro Watanabe

    发明人： Yoshihiro Watanabe

    IPC分类号： G07D9/00 ,  G06Q20/18 ,  G06Q40/00 ,  G06Q40/02 ,  G07D11/00 ,  G07F19/00 ,  G06F15/30

    CPC分类号： G07F19/20 ,  G07D11/0072 ,  G07F19/201

    摘要： In an automatic bank note transaction apparatus, the deposited notes are circulated and appropriated for dispensation, as in the normal window operation. The amounts of money for previously stored notes for dispensation, deposited notes, and dispensed notes are stored and calculated so that the current amount of money stored in the automatic bank note transaction apparatus is indicated by a display section as required, thereby improving the efficiency of fund operations.

    摘要翻译： 在自动纸币交易装置中，如正常窗口操作那样，存入的纸币被分配并分配用于分配。 存储和计算用于分配，存放笔记和分发纸币的先前存储的纸币的金额，使得根据需要由显示部分指示存储在自动纸币交易装置中的当前货币量，从而提高效率 基金业务。

    VEHICLE GRILLE
    65.
    发明申请
    VEHICLE GRILLE 审中-公开
    车辆格兰

    公开(公告)号：US20140199930A1

    公开(公告)日：2014-07-17

    申请号：US14235638

    申请日：2012-06-19

    申请人： Harunobu Toda ,  Kunishige Okai ,  Yoshihiro Watanabe ,  Yukiharu Yoshimi ,  Tadashige Ikeda ,  Eiji Fujii

    发明人： Harunobu Toda ,  Kunishige Okai ,  Yoshihiro Watanabe ,  Yukiharu Yoshimi ,  Tadashige Ikeda ,  Eiji Fujii

    IPC分类号： B60K11/08

    CPC分类号： B60K11/085 ,  B60K11/08 ,  B60R19/52 ,  B60R2019/525

    摘要： A base panel member 22 is provided with openings 24. A back panel member 26 having projections 28 that can be inserted into the openings 24. Springs 38 bias the projections 28 against the openings 24. Shape-memory members 40 are disposed in the vicinity of the springs 38. The projections 28 are inserted into the openings 24 by a biasing force of the springs 38, so that airflow through the openings 24 is prohibited. The shape-memory members 40 change shape according to temperature changes, and produce a force against the biasing force. This allows the projections 28 to be separated from the openings 24, creating an airflow state in which the air can pass through the openings 24. A design is formed by combining the base panel member 22 and the projections 28, while the projections 28 are inserted into the openings 24.

    摘要翻译： 基板构件22设置有开口24.后板构件26具有能够插入到开口24中的突起28.弹簧38将突起28偏压抵靠开口24.形状记忆构件40设置在 弹簧38.突起28通过弹簧38的偏压力插入开口24中，从而禁止通过开口24的气流。 形状记忆部件40根据温度变化而变形，并且产生抵抗偏压力的力。 这允许突起28与开口24分离，产生空气可以穿过开口24的气流状态。通过组合基板构件22和突起28而形成设计，同时突起28插入 进入开口24。

    BOOK READOUT SYSTEM AND BOOK READOUT METHOD
    66.
    发明申请
    BOOK READOUT SYSTEM AND BOOK READOUT METHOD 有权
    书籍阅读系统和书籍阅读方法

    公开(公告)号：US20140009797A1

    公开(公告)日：2014-01-09

    申请号：US13818099

    申请日：2011-08-19

    申请人： Yoshihiro Watanabe ,  Masatoshi Ishikawa ,  Hiroki Shibayama

    发明人： Yoshihiro Watanabe ,  Masatoshi Ishikawa ,  Hiroki Shibayama

    IPC分类号： H04N1/04

    CPC分类号： H04N1/04 ,  G06T1/0007 ,  G06T3/0031 ,  G06T5/006 ,  G06T7/521 ,  G06T2207/10004 ,  G06T2207/10028 ,  G06T2207/30176

    摘要： A book readout system and method for reading out information described in a book at a high speed, while the book, in a bound form, is flipped through. A page state measuring unit (2) measures a page state of a book being flipped through. A book image acquisition unit (1) comprises a plurality of first cameras (11) which respectively acquire book images with respect to a page of the book, from mutually different directions, for a plurality of number of times. A data processing unit (3) corrects the book image acquired by the book image acquisition unit (1) using the information of the page state of the book measured by the page state measuring unit (2).

    摘要翻译： 一本书读出系统和方法，用于在书中以高速读出信息，同时翻转书本。 页面状态测量单元（2）测量被翻转的书籍的页面状态。 书图像获取单元（1）包括多个第一相机（11），它们从多个不同的方向分别获取相对于该书页的书籍图像多次。 数据处理单元（3）使用由页状态测量单元（2）测量的书的页状态的信息来校正由书图像获取单元（1）获取的书图像。