Abstract:
The present invention provides a new resource allocation technique that allows for each partition to surely and automatically, without using manpower, use a proper amount of resources in accordance with the load when a structure is employed in which the inside of a computer is divided into a plurality of partitions and each partition performs data processing using the allocated resources. Storage unit for storing schedule information describing what amount of resources is allocated to a time range of which period or what time is prepared for each partition. In consideration of the fact that the usage of resources can be often figured out in advance, the present invention obtains an amount of resources stored in association with the time range to which the current time belongs from the storage unit, and controls such that each partition uses the obtained amount of resources to perform data processing.
Abstract:
A pneumatic tire for passenger cars which is improved in harshness noise without deteriorating the steering stability is disclosed, wherein a harshness factor HF is set in the range of from 3.2 to 3.5, the harshness factor HF is: HF=−0.133×(R1/100)+0.245×(R1/R2)−0.183×(Kv/10)+3.898 R1 is a radius of curvature (in mm) of a crown part of the tread profile, R2 is a radius of curvature (in mm) of shoulder parts of the tread profile, and Kv is the vertical spring constant in kN/mm of the tire.
Abstract:
A tubeless radial tire for heavy duty use which comprises a pair of symmetrically shaped bead cores disposed one in each of the bead portions, a radial carcass having cords extending between the bead portions and turned up around the bead cores, and a belt layer disposed radially outside the carcass and inside a tread, wherein in each bead portion, the carcass is provided with a profile such that the inclination thereof at a point (P) located at the same axial position as the geometric center of the bead core is 45 to 53 degrees with respect to the axial direction of the tire when the tire is mounted on a regular rim and inflated to a pressure of 0.5 kgf/sq.cm.
Abstract:
A method for making the characteristics of the distribution of film thickness uniform is provided, avoiding generation of phase differences among streams of high-frequency electric power by manipulating the electrical characteristics of cables through which the high-frequency electric power is transmitted. Coaxial cables (19a to 19h and 24a to 24h) having a standard length and vacuum cables (20a to 20h and 25a to 25h) are installed, then a film is formed on a substrate by actually supplying high-frequency electric power, and thereafter the condition of vapor deposition such as the thickness of the film is observed. Based on the observations, the full lengths of the coaxial cables which communicate with the feeding points and the electrodes which correspond with positions over the substrate which need to be adjusted are changed. The coaxial cables are installed again, and high-frequency electric power equivalent to that used in the previous operation is supplied to form a film. The distribution of the film formed on the substrate is made uniform by repeating the above operations.
Abstract:
In a method for logging in to a computer, a log-in display is carried out on a terminal unit when the terminal unit is connected to a system management apparatus. A display is carried out to urge to carry out a physical operation when a log-in starting operation is carried out to the terminal unit in response to the log-in display. An operation detection signal is sent when detecting the physical operation carried out to an operating panel. The computer enters a logged-in state when the operation detection signal is detected.
Abstract:
A tire and rim combination including a flanged rim and a pneumatic tire. The tire includes a pair of bead parts each provided with a plurality of, preferably at least 8, pieces of exhaust ribs projecting from a bead outside surface and extending outwardly in a radial direction so as to form air passages for escape of air between a rim flange and the bead outside surface during rim assembly. A distance F1 from an inner end of the exhaust rib to a bead base line is in a range of 0.7 to 1.5 times a flange height FH measured from the bead base line, and a distance F2 from an outer end of the exhaust rib to the bead base line is not less than 1.1 times the flange height FH. The exhaust rib has a triangular sectional shape having a width of 0.5 to 1.0 mm and a height of 0.5 to 2.0 mm.
Abstract:
A method for making the characteristics of the distribution of film thickness uniform is provided, avoiding generation of phase differences among streams of high-frequency electric power by manipulating the electrical characteristics of cables through which the high-frequency electric power is transmitted. Coaxial cables (19a to 19h and 24a to 24h) having a standard length and vacuum cables (20a to 20h and 25a to 25h) are installed, then a film is formed on a substrate by actually supplying high-frequency electric power, and thereafter the condition of vapor deposition such as the thickness of the film is observed. Based on the observations, the full lengths of the coaxial cables which communicate with the feeding points and the electrodes which correspond with positions over the substrate which need to be adjusted are changed. The coaxial cables are installed again, and high-frequency electric power equivalent to that used in the previous operation is supplied to form a film. The distribution of the film formed on the substrate is made uniform by repeating the above operations.
Abstract:
A particle movement controller, being disposed between a first fluidized bed, to where particles are supplied, and a second fluidized bed, from where particles are discharged, which controls the moving amount of the particles from the first fluidized bed to the second fluidized bed, is improved to have a substantially proportional characteristic without a hysteresis. Flow rate control nozzle pipes 30a, 30b, . . . , 30j made of horizontal pipes are disposed vertically at intervals and nozzle holes 31 are formed in a lower surface of each of the nozzles. An amount of air emitted from each nozzle hole 31 is controlled using opening and closing valves 33a, 33b, . . . , 33j or flow rate adjustment valves 35a, 35b, . . . , 35j (FIG. 2).
Abstract:
A pneumatic tire which is improved in uneven tread wear resistance without sacrificing the on-the-snow/ice running performance. The tread portion comprises a plurality of blocks, each provided with at least two sipes. Each sipe extends axially of the tire at an angle of from 90 to 88 degrees to the circumferential direction of the tire. In a cross section of the block parallel to the tire equatorial plane, each sipe extends radially inwardly from the radially outer surface of the block at an angle (.beta.) of from 2 to 10 degrees with respect to the tire radial direction so that the radially inner ends of the sipes inclining the same direction towards the rear surface of the block. The rear surface of the block inclines to the same direction as the sipes at an angle (.gamma.2) of not more than 30 degrees with respect to the tire radial direction but not less than the angles (.beta.) of the sipes. The front surface of the block inclines to the reverse direction to the rear surface.
Abstract:
The invention is directed to a pneumatic tire that can be mounted on a rim (wheel) to assure good engagement with the rim while preventing the occurrence of rim offsets. The bead portion 4a (as indicated by a solid line in FIG. 1) on the front side of a tire 1 which is later mounted on the rim has a bead base diameter .phi..sub.1, a toe portion angle .phi..sub.1, a contact angle .alpha..sub.1 , and a heel portion radius R.sub.1, whereas the bead portion 4b (as indicated by a dashed line in FIG. 1) on the back side of the tire which is first mounted on the rim has a bead base diameter .phi..sub.2, a toe portion angle .theta..sub.2, a contact angle .alpha..sub.2 and a heel portion radius R.sub.2. The bead portion 4a on the front side has a different shape than the bead portion 4b on the back side and the following two relationships hold between the two bead portions; the angle of .theta..sub.2 of the toe portion on the back side should be greater than the angle .theta..sub.1 of the toe portion on the front side, with the difference between the two angles being not more than 4.degree. (4.degree..gtoreq..theta..sub.2 -.theta..sub.1 >0.degree.); and the bead base diameter .phi..sub.2 on the back side should be greater than the bead base diameter .phi..sub.1 on the front side (.phi..sub.2 >.phi..sub.1); preferably, the difference between the bead base diameters on the two sides (.phi..sub.2 -.phi..sub.1) is 2 mm or less (.phi..sub.2 -.phi..sub.1 .ltoreq.2 mm).