Abstract:
A printing terminal 208P creates delivery result information regarding delivered content data and transmits the created delivery result information to a posting server 202. The posting server 202 receives the transmitted delivery result information, adds the received delivery result information to delivery record information stored in a memory, and notifies a sending terminal of at least part of the delivery record information. This arrangement enables low-cost and high-quality delivery of print contents.
Abstract:
A printer terminal that is connected to a delivery system includes a posting server that delivers contents data for printing a content to the printer terminal through the network; and a relay server that relays setup of a session between the posting server and the printer terminal based on a delivery request from the posting server through the network by using a signaling protocol; through the network.
Abstract:
A radio frequency coil for nuclear magnetic resonance imaging comprises at least one pair of arcuate H-shaped members which are disposed about a longitudinal axis so as to form a tube. A variable capacitor means for adjusting the resonant frequency of the coil is connected across the feeding points of the coil. A balanced feed circuit comprising a balanced impedance matching circuit and a balanced-to-unbalanced converter is connected across the feeding points. An unbalanced current from a transceiver is converted into balanced currents which are fed to the feeding points.
Abstract:
A nuclear magnetic resonance imaging method having the first step of exciting a nuclear spin in a volume of an object in a static magnetic field, the second step of applying first, second and third gradients, and the third step of producing a spin echo signal under the second gradient in accordance with the nuclear spin which has the step of applying a high frequency pulse in which the nuclear spin is approximately tilted at 116.degree. as an exciting pulse in the first step.
Abstract:
A method of imaging flowing fluids, such as human blood, using nuclear magnetic resonance whereby an image of high resolution is obtained. First, nuclear spin is excited in a given slice plane of a sample disposed in a magnetostatic field. Then, phase disorder in a direction of a first field gradient due to the first step is compensated for and at least one 180.degree. RF pulse is applied. Next, the nuclear spin is again excited in the slice plane, after which at least first, second and third magnetic field gradients are applied to derive an output signal.
Abstract:
A nuclear magnetic resonance imaging method in which the time necessary for forming a two-dimensional image of a single plane of a sample is significantly reduced, making the method applicable for imaging of the human heart or the like. First, nuclear spin is excited in a given volume of a sample disposed in a magnetostatic field. Secondly, first, second and third oblique magnetic fields are applied to the volume. Thirdly, the nuclear spin is rephased under the second magnetic field gradient by applying a 180.degree. pulse. Fourthly, the nuclear spin is phase modulated in the direction of the third magnetic field gradient prior to or following read out of a spin echo signal derived from the rephasing of the spin. Fifthly, the first through fourth steps are repeated, wherein the third magnetic field gradient in each of the repetitions of the fourth step has a constant absolute value and the direction of the third magnetic field gradient alternates.
Abstract:
A facsimile transmission system transmitting an image from a sending device to a receiving device via a network, includes:a status information reply unit which replies to a notification request of status information from the sending device by transmitting the status information representing status of the receiving-device to the sending device via the network,in which the status information reply unit includes:a transmission source classifying portion which determines a class of the sending device by classifying sending devices into a plurality of classes on the basis of a message transmitted by the sending devices via the network upon the notification request, anda selected-status information transmitting portion which transmits the status information to the sending device via the network, the status information being selected according to the class of the sending-side device, which is classified by the transmission source classifying portion among a plurality of status information representing the status of the receiving device.
Abstract:
A security apparatus for a vehicle including a transmitting device and a receiving device either of which is mounted on the vehicle, the security apparatus including a control section for altering a processing mode of one of the transmitting device and the receiving device when an operation switch mounted on the vehicle is operated in an abnormal fashion. The operation switch may be a radio ON/OFF switch or an ignition switch, and the abnormal operation may be turning on and off the switch a predetermined number of times within a predetermined period. When this abnormal operation is detected by the control section, the control section permits the identification code of the security apparatus to be rewritten with a new identification code transmitted from the other of the transmitting device and the receiving device.
Abstract:
A posting server 202 receives printer status information from an SIP server 204 prior to delivery of content data to a printing terminal 208P and delivers the content data to the printing terminal 208P when the received printer status information shows that the printing terminal 208P is in a printable state. This arrangement enables low-cost and high-quality delivery of print contents.
Abstract:
Prior to delivery of content data, SIP servers 104 and 106 mediate establishment of sessions between a posting server 102 and printing terminals 108P and 110P via a network 14 according to a signaling protocol SIP. On establishment of the sessions, the posting server 102 delivers the content data to the printing terminals 108P and 110P according to a data transfer protocol HTTP. This arrangement enables low-cost and high-quality delivery of print contents.