Heat-dissipating device and its manufacturing process

A heat-dissipating device and its manufacturing process are provided for significantly increasing the number and size of blades so as to enhance the heat-dissipating performance. The heat-dissipating device has a plurality of blades arranged around the hub of the heat-dissipating device and there is an overlapped region formed between every two adjacent blades. A single mold is used to manufacture such a heat-dissipating device so that not only can the manufacturing cost be reduced but it can significantly increase the number and size of blades so as to increase the heat-dissipating efficiency.

Image monitoring apparatus

An image monitoring apparatus for detecting a target image and displaying a monitored image corresponding to the target image on a display device, the image monitoring apparatus includes: an image extraction device for extracting the target image and performing an image encoding process and a format conversion on the target image to output an optical signal; an optical fiber for accepting the optical signal and transmitting the optical signal to a remote end; a server for receiving the optical signal from the optical fiber and performing an image decoding process to obtain the monitored image, and outputting the monitored image to the display device.

Heat-dissipating device and its manufacturing process

A heat-dissipating device and its manufacturing process are provided for significantly increasing the number and size of blades so as to enhance the heat-dissipating performance. The heat-dissipating device has a plurality of blades arranged around the hub of the heat-dissipating device and there is an overlapped region formed between every two adjacent blades. A single mold is used to manufacture such a heat-dissipating device so that not only can the manufacturing cost be reduced but it can significantly increase the number and size of blades so as to increase the heat-dissipating efficiency.

Outlet of a spigot

An outlet of a spigot has a bottom seat, a neck, a head and a flow passage. The bottom seat has a flat bottom face. The neck is curvedly formed on and protrudes upward from the bottom seat. The head is formed on and protrudes forward from the neck and has a front side. The flow passage is formed in the outlet between the bottom seat, the neck and the head and has an inlet hole and an outlet hole. The inlet hole is formed through the bottom face of the bottom seat and communicates with the flow passage. The outlet hole is formed through the front side of the head and communicates with the flow passage and has a width and a length. The length of the outlet hole is wider than the width of the outlet hole.

Faucet

A faucet has a hollow main body. The main body has a mounting section, an extending section, at least one inlet and a passage. The mounting section has a top and a bottom. The extending section is mounted securely on the top of the mounting section and has an extending direction and at least one elongated outlet. The at least one elongated outlet is formed in the extending section and has a maximal length along the extending direction of the extending section. The at least one inlet is formed in the bottom of the mounting section. The passage is formed in the main body and communicates with the at least one elongated outlet and the at least one inlet. Because the elongated outlets are elongated along the extending direction of the extending section, an efflux from the elongated outlet can conform to hands of users and enhance washing efficiency.

Faucet

Heat-dissipating device

A heat-dissipating device is provided for generating primary airflow to dissipate heat generated by external heat sources as well as secondary airflow to dissipate heat generated from the interior of the heat-dissipating device. The heat-dissipating device includes a primary fan and a secondary fan coupled with a shaft of the primary fan. The secondary fan is rotated along the shaft to generate the secondary airflow and dissipate heat generated by the heat-dissipating device per se. Thus, the operation temperature of the heat-dissipating device can be lowered to increase its life span.

WATER TAP

The water tap has a tap stand and a storage frame. The tap stand is has a flowing channel formed through the tap stand. The storage frame is mounted on the tap stand and has a flowing groove and a storage hole. The flowing groove is annular and formed in a top surface of the storage frame and communicates with the flowing channel of the tap stand. The storage hole is formed through the storage frame to provide a storage function. 1. A water tap comprising: a bottom end;', 'a top end;', 'an inlet formed through the bottom end of the tap stand;', 'an outlet formed through the top end of the tap stand; and', 'a flowing channel formed through the tap stand and communicating with the inlet and the outlet of the tap stand; and, 'a tap stand being hollow and having'} a top surface;', 'a flowing groove being annular and formed in the top surface of the storage frame;', 'an inner wall and an outer wall respectively defined in two sides of the flowing groove and surround the flowing groove;', 'an entering slot formed through the outer wall of the storage frame and respectively communicating with the flowing groove and the outlet of the tap stand;', 'an outfall formed on and protruding from the outer wall of the storage frame and having a falling slot communicating with the flowing groove; and', 'a storage hole formed through the storage frame and surrounded by the inner wall of the storage frame to provide a storage function., 'a storage frame mounted on the top end of the tap stand and having'}2. The water tap as claimed in claim 1 , whereinthe storage frame is annular; andthe storage hole is circular.3. The water tap as claimed in claim 2 , whereinthe storage frame further has a connecting tab mounted on the inner wall and the outer wall beside the outlet of the tap stand and connected to the top end of the tap stand.4. The water tap as claimed in claim 3 , whereinthe outfall is shaped as a V-shaped cross section.5. The water tap as claimed in claim 3 , whereinthe outfall ...

Connection frame for fan

A connection frame for fastening a fan of a heat sink is provided. The connection frame has side walls for defining an upper area and for mounting the fan thereon and a lower area to be coupled with the heat sink. The connection frame has a plurality of support struts on the lower area to wedge into the gaps of the fins of the heat sink for mounting the connection frame onto the heat sink. The connection frame further includes guiding parts extending from the side walls to reduce the airflow outlet so as to enhance the heat-dissipating efficiency.

CIRCULATING ELECTRIC GENERATOR

A circulating electric generator of the present invention includes a case, a waterwheel mechanism, a drawing pipe, a generating mechanism and a pump. A partition is firmly disposed in the case. An upper space and a lower space are defined by the case and the partition. The partition is formed with a leaking aperture which communicates with the upper space and the lower space. The drawing pipe has a drawing end located at the bottom of the lower space and an expelling end located in the upper space. The pump is used to provide a pressure so as to draw liquid from the drawing end to the expelling end. As such, liquid can circulate between the upper space and the lower space. The waterwheel can be driven by the liquid, and can activate the generating mechanism so as to generating electric power.

Outlet of a spigot

An outlet of a spigot has a bottom seat, a neck, a head and a flow passage. The bottom seat has a bottom face. The neck is formed on and protrudes upward from the bottom seat. The head is formed on and protrudes forward from the neck and has a bottom side. The flow passage is formed in the outlet between the bottom seat, the neck and the head and has at least one inlet hole and an outlet hole. The inlet hole is formed through the bottom face of the bottom seat and communicates with the flow passage. The outlet hole is U-shaped, is formed in the head opposite to the neck and communicates with the flow passage.

VENTILATIVE VEHICLE SEAT BACK

A ventilative vehicle seat back of the present invention includes a main body, at least one air channel, plural air holes, and a deflector. The main body has a reclining surface, two side surfaces and a first connecting portion. One of the side surfaces is formed with at least one inlet, and the first connecting portion is located at the side surface which is formed with the inlet. The air channel is formed on the main body and communicates with the inlet. The air holes are formed on the reclining surface and communicate with the air channel. The deflector has a second connecting portion. The second connecting portion is connected to the first connecting portion. Thereby, the ventilative vehicle seat back of the present invention provides better ventilation so that a user doesn't feel hot and stuffy when reclining on the seat back.

Water tap

The water tap has a tap stand and a storage frame. The tap stand is has a flowing channel formed through the tap stand. The storage frame is mounted on the tap stand and has a flowing groove and a storage hole. The flowing groove is annular and formed in a top surface of the storage frame and communicates with the flowing channel of the tap stand. The storage hole is formed through the storage frame to provide a storage function.

Heat-dissipating device and its manufacturing process

A heat-dissipating device and its manufacturing process are provided for significantly increasing the number and size of blades so as to enhance the heat-dissipating performance. The heat-dissipating device has a plurality of blades arranged around the hub of the heat-dissipating device and there is an overlapped region formed between every two adjacent blades. A single mold is used to manufacture such a heat-dissipating device so that not only can the manufacturing cost be reduced but it can significantly increase the number and size of blades so as to increase the heat-dissipating efficiency.

Heat-dissipating assembly

A heat-dissipating assembly includes a plurality of heat-dissipating devices, each of which includes a frame having at least one locating window for allowing the heat-dissipating device to inhale air and discharge airflow, and a stream-guiding wall formed beside the locating window; and at least one blade structure mounted in the locating window of the frame. In addition, each heat-dissipating device further includes at least one engaging medium to be engaged with a corresponding engaging medium of another heat-dissipating device, thereby allowing the plurality of heat-dissipating devices to be combined in parallel, side by side, or in tiers.

Connection frame for fan

A connection frame for fastening a fan of a heat sink is provided. The connection frame has side walls for defining an upper area and for mounting the fan thereon and a lower area to be coupled with the heat sink. The connection frame has a plurality of support struts on the lower area to wedge into the gaps of the fins of the heat sink for mounting the connection frame onto the heat sink. The connection frame further includes guiding parts extending from the side walls to reduce the airflow outlet so as to enhance the heat-dissipating efficiency.

Outlet of a spigot

An outlet of a spigot has a bottom seat, a neck, a head and a flow passage. The bottom seat has a flat bottom face. The neck is curvedly formed on and protrudes upward from the bottom seat. The head is formed on and protrudes forward from the neck and has a front side. The flow passage is formed in the outlet between the bottom seat, the neck and the head and has an inlet hole and an outlet hole. The inlet hole is formed through the bottom face of the bottom seat and communicates with the flow passage. The outlet hole is formed through the front side of the head and communicates with the flow passage and has a width and a length. The length of the outlet hole is wider than the width of the outlet hole.

Heat-dissipating assembly

A heat-dissipating assembly includes a plurality of heat-dissipating devices, each of which includes a frame having at least one locating window for allowing the heat-dissipating device to inhale air and discharge airflow, and a stream-guiding wall formed beside the locating window; and at least one blade structure mounted in the locating window of the frame. In addition, each heat-dissipating device further includes at least one engaging medium to be engaged with a corresponding engaging medium of another heat-dissipating device, thereby allowing the plurality of heat-dissipating devices to be combined in parallel, side by side, or in tiers.

Heat-dissipating device and its manufacturing process

A heat-dissipating device and its manufacturing process are provided for significantly increasing the number and size of blades so as to enhance the heat-dissipating performance. The heat-dissipating device has a plurality of blades arranged around the hub of the heat-dissipating device and there is an overlapped region formed between every two adjacent blades. A single mold is used to manufacture such a heat-dissipating device so that not only can the manufacturing cost be reduced but it can significantly increase the number and size of blades so as to increase the heat-dissipating efficiency.

Water tap

The water tap has a tap stand, an outlet section and a storage frame. The tap stand is hollow and has a bottom end, an inlet and a flowing channel. The inlet is formed through the bottom end of the tap stand. The flowing channel is formed through the tap stand and communicating with the inlet of the tap stand. The outlet section is mounted on the tap stand and has an outfall communicating with the flowing channels. The storage frame is mounted on the tap stand and has a storage plank and a storage hole to hold the a rinsing cup or put on the other toiletries like a toothpaste, a toothbrush or a hand washing cream in order to keep the sink clean and use convenient.

Heat-dissipating device

A heat-dissipating device is provided for generating primary airflow to dissipate heat generated by external heat sources as well as secondary airflow to dissipate heat generated from the interior of the heat-dissipating device. The heat-dissipating device includes a primary fan and a secondary fan coupled with a shaft of the primary fan. The secondary fan is rotated along the shaft to generate the secondary airflow and dissipate heat generated by the heat-dissipating device per se. Thus, the operation temperature of the heat-dissipating device can be lowered to increase its life span.

Heat-dissipating device and its manufacturing process

A heat-dissipating device and its manufacturing process are provided for significantly increasing the number and size of blades so as to enhance the heat-dissipating performance. The heat-dissipating device has a plurality of blades arranged around the hub of the heat-dissipating device and there is an overlapped region formed between every two adjacent blades. A single mold is used to manufacture such a heat-dissipating device so that not only can the manufacturing cost be reduced but it can significantly increase the number and size of blades so as to increase the heat-dissipating efficiency.

Water tap

The water tap has a tap stand, an outlet section and a storage frame. The tap stand is hollow and has a bottom end, an inlet and a flowing channel. The inlet is formed through the bottom end of the tap stand. The flowing channel is formed through the tap stand and communicating with the inlet of the tap stand. The outlet section is mounted on the tap stand and has an outfall communicating with the flowing channels. The storage frame is mounted on the tap stand and has a storage plank and a storage hole to hold the a rinsing cup or put on the other toiletries like a toothpaste, a toothbrush or a hand washing cream in order to keep the sink clean and use convenient.

ROCKING CHAIR

A rocking chair includes a fixed base having a base portion located on the ground. The base portion includes front and rear sides spaced in a rocking direction. A connecting frame extends upright from the base portion and has a receiving space receiving a rocking mechanism. The rocking mechanism includes a bottom plate, a strut, and front and rear rocking members. The strut extends upright from the bottom plate and is fixed to a seat. Upper ends of the front and rear rocking members are pivotably connected to the connecting frame. Lower ends of the front and rear rocking members are pivotably connected to front and rear ends of the bottom plate. The rocking mechanism is rockable in the receiving space in the rocking direction relative to the fixed base. A positioning mechanism controls the rocking mechanism to be in a rockable state or a positioned state. 1. A rocking chair comprising:a sitting mechanism;a fixed base including a base portion adapted to be located on a ground, with the base portion including front and rear sides spaced in a rocking direction, with the fixed base further including a connecting frame extending upright from the base portion, with the connecting frame having a receiving space;a rocking mechanism mounted in the receiving space, with the rocking mechanism including a bottom plate, a strut, and front and rear rocking members, with the bottom plate including front end and rear ends pivotably connected to the connecting frame, with the strut extending upright from the bottom plate, with the strut having an upper end fixed to the sitting mechanism, allowing joint movement of the sitting mechanism and the rocking mechanism, with the front rocking member including an upper end pivotably connected to the connecting frame and a lower end pivotably connected to the front end of the bottom plate, with the rear rocking member including an upper end pivotably connected to the connecting frame and a lower end pivotably connected to the rear end of the ...

VISUALIZATION OF PERFORMANCE DATA OVER A NETWORK PATH

A system and technique for visualizing performance data over a network path are disclosed. More specifically, a network management system generates and displays an object that represents data for one or more performance characteristics related to a plurality of network nodes in the network path. In one embodiment, a graph having an x-axis and a y-axis is displayed, the x-axis being associated with two or more network nodes in the network path and the y-axis being associated with a first performance characteristic. Data corresponding to the first performance characteristic is plotted as data points corresponding to the network nodes associated with the x-axis. Data corresponding to a second performance characteristic may be represented via the size or the color of the data points. Alternatively, a characterization of the data corresponding to the first performance characteristic may be represented by the size or color of the data points. 1. A method comprising:receiving data associated with one or more performance characteristics related to a plurality of network nodes in a network path; andgenerating an object within a graphical user interface (GUI) to display data associated with a first performance characteristic via a first type of representation within the object and either data associated with a second performance characteristic or a characterization of the data associated with the first performance characteristic via a second type of representation within the object.2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the object comprises a graph having an x-axis and a y-axis claim 1 , the x-axis being associated with at least two of the network nodes claim 1 , and the y-axis being associated with the first performance characteristic.3. The method of claim 2 , wherein the first type of representation is a location of data points relative to the y-axis claim 2 , and the second type of representation is a size of the data points.4. The method of claim 2 , wherein the first type ...

TOILET ASSEMBLY

The present invention provides a toilet assembly which includes a case and a toilet bowl. The toilet bowl extends from a bottom of the case and toward a direction away from the case, wherein the case is disposed with at least one partition. The partition divides an interior of the case into a first reservoir area and a urinal area. The first reservoir area is adapted to reserve water. At least one surface of the urinal area is formed with an opening, and the opening is adapted for a user to urinate. Thereby, the urinal area can be formed in one piece with and on one side of the toilet assembly. Consequently, it can save the use of water consuming when male users urinates, and it can save the space in the lavatory. Further, the male users can urinate in front of the urinal area without opening the seat lid. 1. A toilet assembly comprising:a case;a toilet bowl, extending from a bottom of the case and toward a direction away from the case;wherein the case is disposed with at least one partition, the partition divides an interior of the case into a first reservoir area and a urinal area, the first reservoir area is adapted to reserve water, at least one surface of the urinal area is formed with an opening, and the opening is adapted for a user to urinate.2. The toilet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the urinal area is disposed at one of two sides of the case claim 1 , and a horizontal extending direction of the opening forms a preset inclined angle to an extending direction of the toilet bowl.3. The toilet assembly of claim 2 , wherein the urinal area comprises a tank claim 2 , a urine collection recess claim 2 , an inlet channel claim 2 , and a flush channel claim 2 , the tank defines a second reservoir area claim 2 , the urine collection recess is disposed under a bottom wall of the tank claim 2 , the inlet channel is disposed on the partition claim 2 , the inlet channel communicates between the first reservoir area and the second reservoir area claim 2 , so that water ...

VISUALIZATION OF CHANGES AND TRENDS OVER TIME IN PERFORMANCE DATA OVER A NETWORK PATH

A system and technique for visualizing changes and trends in performance data over a network path are disclosed. More specifically, a network management system generates and displays an object that represents data for one or more performance characteristics related to a plurality of network nodes in the network path. The object is dynamically updated to include updated data related to the one or more performance characteristics. In one embodiment, a representation of the updated data is superimposed over representations of previously collected data relating to the performance characteristics. The transparency of the representations associated with the previously collected data may reflect a difference in time between the current time and the time at which the data was collected. In another embodiment, a timeline is included in the object that tracks the state of the object at one or more previous points in time. 1. A method comprising:receiving data associated with one or more performance characteristics related to one or more network nodes in a network path;generating an object within a graphical user interface (GUI) to display first data associated with at least one performance characteristic via a first representation within the object, wherein the first data is received at a first time; andupdating the object to display second data associated with the at least one performance characteristic via a second representation within the object, wherein the second data is received at a second time that is subsequent to the first time.2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the object comprises a graph having an x-axis and a y-axis claim 1 , the x-axis being associated with at least one of the network nodes claim 1 , and the y-axis being associated with a first performance characteristic of the at least one performance characteristic.3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the step of updating the object to display the second data comprises:adjusting a level of transparency ...

ADAPTIVE CROSS-NETWORK MESSAGE BANDWIDTH ALLOCATION BY MESSAGE SERVERS

The network device is described that comprises an allocator to adaptively allocate respective event message rate limits to client network devices that is in communication with an event-based system logging server to send event messages to the logging server for processing. The adaptively allocated event message rate limits are communicated to the client network devices so that limiting of a global rate of event messages received by the logging server comprises limiting the respective rates at which the client network devices can transmit event messages to the logging server. Measurement of respective event message rates comprises a count of event messages actually received by the logging server from the corresponding client device within a defined time window. 1. A device comprising an allocator to adaptively allocate respective individual event message rate limits to a plurality of network devices based at least in part on measurement of respective current individual event message rates of the plurality of network devices , the measurement comprising , for each of the plurality of network devices , a count of event messages actually received from the respective network device within a defined time window by an event-based system logging server , each event message indicating occurrence of an associated system event at the corresponding network device.2. The device of claim 1 , further comprising a rate monitor to determine the respective current individual event message rates of the plurality of network devices.3. The device of claim 1 , further comprising a communication module to dynamically communicate the respective individual event message rate limits to one or more of the plurality of network devices.4. The device of claim 1 , wherein the allocator is configured to allocate the respective individual event message rate limits such as to maintain a sum of the current individual event message rate limits equal to or below a predetermined level.5. The device of ...

ANGLE ADJUSTING/POSITIONING DEVICE FOR A BACKREST OF A CHAIR

An angle adjusting/positioning device includes first and second sleeves fixed to a backrest and a seat of a chair. The first sleeve has a first axle hole and a first toothed portion. A second sleeve includes a second axle hole, a second toothed portion, and a positioning portion. A third sleeve has a third axle hole and an actuating portion. An axle extends through the first, second, and third axle holes. A handle fixed to the third sleeve is operable to move the actuating portion relative to the positioning portion, causing the second toothed portion to engage with or disengage from the first toothed portion. An angular position of the backrest relative to the seat is adjustable when the second toothed portion disengages from the first toothed portion. The angular position of the backrest is fixed when the second toothed portion engages with the first toothed portion. 1. An angle adjusting/positioning device for a backrest of a chair , with the angle adjusting/positioning device comprising:a first mounting seat adapted to be fixed to one of a backrest and a seat of a chair, with the first mounting seat including a first sleeve having a first axle hole, with the first sleeve including an end face having a first toothed portion;a second mounting base adapted to be fixed to another of the backrest and the seat of the chair, with the second mounting base including a second sleeve having a first side and a second side opposite to the first side, with a second axle hole extending from the first side through the second side of the second sleeve, with a second toothed portion provided on the first side of the second sleeve and surrounding the second axle hole, with the second sleeve further including a positioning portion;an elastic element mounted between the first and second sleeves, with the elastic element biasing the first and second toothed portions of the first and second sleeves to disengage from each other or engage with each other;a handle mechanism including a ...

LEG REST ASSEMBLY FOR A CHAIR

A leg rest assembly includes two connecting boards fixed to an underside of a seat of a chair. An actuation rod unit and a link unit are mounted to each connecting board. A rear end of each link unit is pivotably connected to one of the connecting boards and one of the actuation rod units. Each link unit has a slot aligned with a guiding groove of one of the connecting boards. A guiding rod extends through the slot of each link unit, the guiding groove of each connecting board, and each actuation rod unit. A mounting plate is pivotably connected to a front end of each link unit. An operative rod is operable to cause movement of the actuation rod units and to move the mounting plate between a first position in front of the base and a second position received in a compartment between the connecting boards. 1. A leg rest assembly for a chair comprising:a base adapted to be fixed below a seat of a chair, with the base including two connecting boards, with each of the two connecting boards adapted to be fixed to an underside of the seat, with the two connecting boards being parallel to each other, with a compartment defined between the two connecting boards, with each of the two connecting boards including a guiding groove and a pivotal section;an operative rod;two actuation rod units received in the compartment and mounted to the two connecting boards, respectively, with the two actuation rod units operably connected to the operative rod;two link units respectively mounted to the two connecting boards, with each of the link units having a front end and a rear end, with the two link units movable between an extended position and a storage position, with the rear end of each of the two link units pivotably connected to the pivotal section of one of the two connecting boards and pivotably connected to one of the two actuation rod units, with each of the two link units having a slot aligned with the guiding groove of one of the two connecting boards, with a guiding rod ...

Chair With A Footrest Device

A chair includes a base having two sideboards. Each sideboard includes first and second coupling portions respectively at rear and front portions thereof. A seat is mounted on the base. A third coupling portion and a fourth coupling portion are provided on each lateral side of the seat. Each fourth coupling portion is coupled to one of the second coupling portions of the base. The seat is movable in a longitudinal direction and has a front end supported by the second and fourth coupling portions. A positioning device is coupled with the third coupling portion of the seat and the base, providing support for the rear end of the seat. The positioning device positions the seat relative to the base. A backrest is mounted to a rear of the base and is pivotably connected to the rear end of the seat and the sideboards. 1. A chair with a footrest device , comprising:a base adapted to be placed on a ground, wherein the base includes two sideboards extending in a longitudinal direction and spaced from each other in a width direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction, wherein each of the two sideboards extends in a vertical direction perpendicular to the ground and the longitudinal direction and includes a front end and a rear end spaced from the front end in the longitudinal direction, wherein a front board is interconnected between the front ends of the two sideboards, wherein a rear board is interconnected between the rear ends of the two sideboards, wherein each of the two sideboards further includes a first coupling portion at a rear portion thereof substantially aligned with a buttock of a sitter sitting in the chair, wherein each of the two sideboards further includes a second coupling portion at a front portion thereof substantially aligned with two feet of the sitter, wherein each of the two sideboards further includes a pivotal seat on an inner face of the rear end thereof, and wherein each pivotal seat includes a first pivotal portion;a seat mounted on top ...

Chair

A chair includes a base having a guiding rod. A connecting frame is mounted to a backrest and is pivotably connected to the base. A seat includes a rear end pivotably connected to the connecting frame. An operative frame includes a rear end pivotably connected to the connecting frame. A sliding sleeve is mounted on a front end of the operative frame and is mounted around the guiding rod. At least one supporting plate includes a first end pivotably connected to the front end of the operative frame and a second end pivotably connected to a front end of the seat. When the backrest is moved backward, the connecting frame is actuated to move the operative frame and the seat forward, and the at least one supporting plate is moved to an extended position to move the front end of the seat upward.

Fan diversion structure

A fan diversion structure comprises at least one deflector and at least one connecting part. The deflector, which is adapted to be disposed across front of an air outlet of the fan, is disposed on one side next to a center of the fan and without overlapping the center of the fan, wherein the deflector extends outwardly so as to deflect an airflow to the side direction of the fan. The connecting part is adapted for connecting the deflector to the fan. The fan is a ceiling fan, the connecting part is a hollow annular board corresponding to a circular structure of the ceiling fan, the deflector further comprises two joint poles extending from the connecting part, and the joint poles are respectively connected to two sides of the deflector and near to the center of the fan.

Leisure Chair

A leisure chair includes a backrest pivotably connected to a seat. A connection seat is mounted between a base and the seat and includes a lower coupling portion mounted to the base, an upper coupling portion mounted to the seat, and two pivotal rod units pivotably connected to two sides of the lower coupling portion, respectively. The upper coupling portion is pivotably connected to the pivotal rod units. When a control rod moves rearwards, a push portion on the control rod actuates a pull rod to control a pneumatic rod for adjusting a rearward inclination angle of the backrest. When the control rod moves forwards, a pressing portion of the control rod presses against two swaying rods to extend the legrest unit, and the center of gravity of the upper coupling portion can be located in front of the center of gravity of the base to provide enhanced lying stability.

Electric-Assisted Leisure Lifting Recliner

An electric-assisted leisure lifting recliner includes a back frame pivotably mounted to a seat frame unit. A footrest unit includes a connecting portion pivotably connected to a front end of the seat frame unit. First and second frames are pivotably connected to a base unit and the seat frame unit and are operable to move the seat frame unit vertically. A telescopic rod is pivotably connected to an actuating block and the connecting portion. An actuator pivotably connected to the actuating block can move the footrest unit to an extended state and to recline the back frame. When the connecting portion abuts against the seat frame unit, the telescopic rod can be shortened to independently recline the back frame. When a length of the actuator is shortened, the first and second frames and the seat frame unit are lifted, and a rear end of the seat frame rises. 1. An electric-assisted leisure lifting recliner comprising:a base unit;a seat frame unit mounted on top of the base unit and including a seat frame and a chassis mounted below the seat frame, wherein a stopper portion is provided on a front end of the seat frame;a back frame unit mounted to a rear end of the seat frame unit and including a back frame and a first linking rod, wherein the back frame includes a lower end pivotably connected to a rear end of the seat frame, and wherein the first linking rod includes an end pivotably connected to the lower end of the back frame;a footrest unit movable between an extended state and a folded state, wherein the footrest unit includes a connecting portion and a supporting portion, wherein the connecting portion is pivotably connected to a front end of the seat frame unit and includes an abutting end, and wherein when the footrest unit is in the extended state, the connecting portion is located behind the supporting portion, and the abutting end abuts against the stopper portion of the seat frame;an interlocking unit including a first frame, a second frame, an actuating ...

Gate oxide structure and method for fabricating the same

A method for forming a gate oxide layer on a substrate is provided, in which a region of the substrate is defined out by a shallow trench isolation (STI) structure. An oxide layer covers over the substrate and a mask layer with an opening to expose oxide layer corresponding to the region with an interface edge of the STI structure. The method includes forming a silicon spacer on a sidewall of the opening. A cleaning process is performed through the opening to expose the substrate at the region. An oxidation process is performed on the substrate at the region to form the gate oxide layer, wherein the silicon spacer is also oxidized to merge to an edge of the gate oxide layer.

Backlight driving method and module for a scan-type display

A backlight driving method includes steps of: (A) generating an original synchronization control (SC) signal, and a serial input signal that contains multiple predetermined delay values;(B) generating multiple internal SC signals based on the original SC signal and the delay values, such that respective time delays of the internal SC signals with respect to the original SC signal are respectively dependent on the delay values;and (C) generating multiple backlight driving outputs based on the internal SC signals to respectively drive multiple backlight sources, such that the backlight sources emit light in an order dependent on the delay values.

Leg rest assembly for a chair

A leg rest assembly includes two connecting boards (13) fixed to an underside of a seat (6) of a chair. An actuation rod unit (3) and a link unit (4) are mounted to each connecting board (13). A rear end of each link unit (4) is pivotably connected to one of the connecting boards (13) and one of the actuation rod units (3). Each link unit (4) has a slot (414) aligned with a guiding groove (15) of one of the connecting boards (13). A guiding rod (415) extends through the slot (414) of each link unit (4), the guiding groove (414) of each connecting board (13), and each actuation rod unit (3). A mounting plate (5) is pivotably connected to a front end of each link unit (4). An operative rod (2) is operable to cause movement of the actuation rod units (3) and to move the mounting plate (5) between a first position in front of the base (1) and a second position received in a compartment (17) between the connecting boards (13).

Electric-assisted leisure lifting recliner

An electric-assisted leisure lifting recliner includes a back frame pivotably mounted to a seat frame unit. A footrest unit includes a connecting portion pivotably connected to a front end of the seat frame unit. First and second frames are pivotably connected to a base unit and the seat frame unit and are operable to move the seat frame unit vertically. A telescopic rod is pivotably connected to an actuating block and the connecting portion. An actuator pivotably connected to the actuating block can move the footrest unit to an extended state and to recline the back frame. When the connecting portion abuts against the seat frame unit, the telescopic rod can be shortened to independently recline the back frame. When a length of the actuator is shortened, the first and second frames and the seat frame unit are lifted, and a rear end of the seat frame rises.

Electric-assisted leisure lifting recliner

An electric-assisted leisure lifting recliner includes a back frame (31) pivotably mounted to a seat frame unit (2). A footrest unit (4) includes a connecting portion (41) pivotably connected to a front end of the seat frame unit (2). First and second frames (51,52) are pivotably connected to a base unit (1) and the seat frame unit (2) and are operable to move the seat frame unit (2) vertically. A telescopic rod (54) is pivotably connected to an actuating block (53) and the connecting portion (41). An actuator (6) pivotably connected to the actuating block (53) can move the footrest unit (4) to an extended state and to recline the back frame (31). When the connecting portion (41) abuts against the seat frame unit (2), the telescopic rod (54) can be shortened to independently recline the back frame (31). When a length of the actuator (6) is shortened, the first and second frames (51,52) and the seat frame unit (2) are lifted, and a rear end of the seat frame (21) rises.

Spigot

An outlet (10) of a spigot has a bottom seat (11), a neck (12), a head (13) and a flow passage (14). The bottom seat (11) has a flat bottom face. The neck (12) is curvedly formed on and protrudes upward from the bottom seat (11). The head (13) is formed on and protrudes forward from the neck (12) and has a front side. The flow passage (14) is formed in the outlet (10) between the bottom seat (11), the neck (12) and the head (13) and has an inlet hole (141) and an outlet hole (142, 142A, 142B). The inlet hole (141) is formed through the bottom face of the bottom seat (11) and communicates with the flow passage (14). The outlet hole (142, 142A, 142B) is formed through the front side of the head (13), communicates with the flow passage (14) and has a width and a length.

Adaptive cross-network message bandwidth allocation by message servers

In one embodiment, a network device is described as including a rate monitor to monitor an actual individual message rate of event messages sent from each one of a plurality of sending devices operatively in communication with the network device, an allocator to allocate an individual message rate limit to each of the plurality of sending devices, and a communication module to communicate a rate limit instruction to at least one of the sending devices, the rate limit instruction to limit the transmission rate of event messages.

Water tap

The water tap has a tap stand, an outlet section and a storage frame. The tap stand is hollow and has a bottom end, an inlet and a flowing channel. The inlet is formed through the bottom end of the tap stand. The flowing channel is formed through the tap stand and communicating with the inlet of the tap stand. The outlet section is mounted on the tap stand and has an outfall communicating with the flowing channels. The storage frame is mounted on the tap stand and has a storage plank and a storage hole to hold the a rinsing cup or put on the other toiletries like a toothpaste, a toothbrush or a hand washing cream in order to keep the sink clean and convenient for use.

Techniques for sequencing system log messages

Techniques for system (syslog) messages are provided. As syslog messages are generated a dual sequence number is maintained for each syslog message. The first sequence number is consistent for each syslog message and represents a total number of syslog messages received. The second sequence number is maintained as a total message count for a specific session for which a syslog message is assigned.

Circulating electric generator

A circulating electric generator of the present invention includes a case, a waterwheel mechanism, a drawing pipe, a generating mechanism and a pump. A partition is firmly disposed in the case. An upper space and a lower space are defined by the case and the partition. The partition is formed with a leaking aperture which communicates with the upper space and the lower space. The drawing pipe has a drawing end located at the bottom of the lower space and an expelling end located in the upper space. The pump is used to provide a pressure so as to draw liquid from the drawing end to the expelling end. As such, liquid can circulate between the upper space and the lower space. The waterwheel can be driven by the liquid, and can activate the generating mechanism so as to generating electric power.

Chair

Leisure rocking chair

A leisure rocking chair includes a seat, a backrest, a fixed seat, a rocking base and a rocking mechanism. The fixed base includes a horizontal beam on an upper portion thereof. The rocking mechanism includes front and rear rocking rods and a connecting rod. The front and rear rocking rods, the horizontal beam, and the connecting rod are pivotably connected. A fixed support is mounted to the connecting rod. The rocking base is fixed to the fixed support. A positioning plate is mounted to the fixed base and includes a plurality of positioning holes. The rocking mechanism includes an adjusting seat adjacent to the positioning plate. An adjusting lever is mounted to the adjusting seat and includes a tail portion extendible into one of the plurality of positioning holes to fix the rocking mechanism. The adjusting lever includes a control arm on a head portion thereof.

Water faucet having storage hole

Chair base

Toilet assembly

The present invention provides a toilet assembly which includes a case and a toilet bowl. The toilet bowl extends from a bottom of the case and toward a direction away from the case, wherein the case is disposed with at least one partition. The partition divides an interior of the case into a first reservoir area and a urinal area. The first reservoir area is adapted to reserve water. At least one surface of the urinal area is formed with an opening, and the opening is adapted for a user to urinate. Thereby, the urinal area can be formed in one piece with and on one side of the toilet assembly. Consequently, it can save the use of water consuming when male users urinates, and it can save the space in the lavatory. Further, the male users can urinate in front of the urinal area without opening the seat lid.

Electric-assisted leisure lifting recliner

An electric-assisted leisure lifting recliner includes a back frame pivotably mounted to a seat frame unit. A footrest unit includes a connecting portion pivotably connected to a front end of the seat frame unit. First and second frames are pivotably connected to a base unit and the seat frame unit and are operable to move the seat frame unit vertically. A telescopic rod is pivotably connected to an actuating block and the connecting portion. An actuator pivotably connected to the actuating block can move the footrest unit to an extended state and to recline the back frame. When the connecting portion abuts against the seat frame unit, the telescopic rod can be shortened to independently recline the back frame. When a length of the actuator is shortened, the first and second frames and the seat frame unit are lifted, and a rear end of the seat frame rises.

Holographic projection escape pointing device

Chair

A chair includes a base having a guiding rod. A connecting frame is mounted to a backrest and is pivotably connected to the base. A seat includes a rear end pivotably connected to the connecting frame. An operative frame includes a rear end pivotably connected to the connecting frame. A sliding sleeve is mounted on a front end of the operative frame and is mounted around the guiding rod. At least one supporting plate includes a first end pivotably connected to the front end of the operative frame and a second end pivotably connected to a front end of the seat. When the backrest is moved backward, the connecting frame is actuated to move the operative frame and the seat forward, and the at least one supporting plate is moved to an extended position to move the front end of the seat upward.

Leg rest assembly for a chair

A leg rest assembly includes two connecting boards fixed to an underside of a seat of a chair. An actuation rod unit and a link unit are mounted to each connecting 5 board. A rear end of each link unit is pivotably connected to one of the connecting boards and one of the actuation rod units. Each link unit has a slot aligned with a guiding groove of one of the connecting boards. A guiding rod extends through the slot of each link unit, the guiding groove of each connecting board, and each actuation rod unit. A mounting plate is pivotably connected to a front end of each link unit. An operative rod 10 is operable to cause movement of the actuation rod units and to move the mounting plate between a first position in front of the base and a second position received in a compartment between the connecting boards. 51 5 121 21 /44 43 o

Outlet of a spigot

An outlet of a spigot has a bottom seat, a neck, a head and a flow passage. The bottom seat has a bottom face. The neck is formed on and protrudes upward from the bottom seat. The head is formed on and protrudes forward from the neck and has a bottom side. The flow passage is formed in the outlet between the bottom seat, the neck and the head and has at least one inlet hole and an outlet hole. The inlet hole is formed through the bottom face of the bottom seat and communicates with the flow passage. The outlet hole is U-shaped, is formed in the head opposite to the neck and communicates with the flow passage.

Stolesæde med glide- og låsemekanisme

Chair seat sliding and locking mechanism

CHAIR SEAT SLIDING AND LOCKING MECHANISM 5 A chair seat sliding and locking mechanism (4) includes a positioning tube (41) and a sliding seat (42). The positioning tube (41) is mounted to a rod (13) of a chair base (1). The positioning tube (41) is rotatable relative to the rod (13) but is not longitudinally slidable. The sliding seat (42) includes a coupling portion (421) securely coupled with a chair seat (2). The coupling portion (421) includes a receiving 10 portion (411) having a receiving hole (423) with a catching portion (425). The positioning tube (41) is received in the receiving hole (423). When the positioning tube (41) is rotated relative to the rod (13) to a first position in which a positioning portion (411) of the positioning tube (41) disengages from the catching portion (425), the sliding seat (42) is movable along the positioning tube (41). When the positioning 15 tube (41) is rotated relative to the rod (13) to a second position in which the positioning portion (411) engages with the catching portion (425), the sliding seat (42) is fixed relative to the positioning tube (41).

Backlight driving method and device for driving a scan-type display

A backlight driving method includes steps of: (A) receiving a piece of image data that includes a number (K) of segments, where K≥2; (B) generating a piece of adjustment data that includes a number (K) of segments; each segment of the adjustment data being generated based on a respective segment of the image data and upon receipt of the respective segment of the image data; (C) generating, based on a piece of delay data and on an original synchronization control (SC) signal that has a pulse, an internal SC signal that has a number (K) of pulses; and (D) generating a backlight driving output based on the adjustment data and the internal SC signal, so as to drive a backlight source of a scan-type display to emit light.

Chair seat with sliding and locking mechanism

Chair seat sliding and locking mechanism

ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A chair seat sliding and locking mechanism includes a positioning tube and a sliding seat. The positioning tube is mounted to a rod of a chair base. The positioning tube is rotatable relative to the rod but is not longitudinally slidable. The sliding seat includes a coupling portion securely coupled with a chair seat. The coupling portion includes a receiving portion having a receiving hole with a catching portion. The positioning tube is received in the receiving hole. When the positioning tube is rotated relative to the rod to a first position in which a positioning portion of the positioning tube disengages from the catching portion, tbe sliding seat is movable along the positioning tube. When the positioning tube is rotated relative to the rod to a second position in which the positioning portion engages with the catching portion, the sliding seat is fixed relative to the positioning tube. CA 3060300 2019-10-25

Backlight driving method and module for a scan-type display

A backlight driving method includes steps of: (A) generating an original synchronization control (SC) signal, and a serial input signal that contains multiple predetermined delay values; (B) generating multiple internal SC signals based on the original SC signal and the delay values, such that respective time delays of the internal SC signals with respect to the original SC signal are respectively dependent on the delay values; and (C) generating multiple backlight driving outputs based on the internal SC signals to respectively drive multiple backlight sources, such that the backlight sources emit light in an order dependent on the delay values.

Positioning Device For Chair

A positioning device includes a clamping seat having first and second clamping members with clamping portions mounted around a fixed rod of a chair having an inclinable seat to which the first clamping member is fixed. An adjusting rod includes a coupling seat having a positioning groove with a low-profile section and a high-profile section. A positioning block is mounted to the second clamping member and includes a protrusion received in the positioning groove. The protrusion is engagable with one of the low-profile section and the high-profile section, so that the clamping portions can be clamp on or disengage from the fixed rod, allowing controlling of movement of the clamping seat along the fixed rod. The first clamping member includes a sidewall having a hole slideably receiving the fixed rod and in slight tight coupling with the fixed rod.

Swingable chair chassis

OF THE DISCLOSURE A swingable chair chassis comprises a rocker seat including a chamber defined between a bottom wall and a peripheral wall. The bottom wall includes a slot extending in a front/rear direction. A lid is securely mounted to a bottom of the seat 5 and the rocker seat. A supporting seat is disposed in the chamber of the rocker seat. The supporting seat includes a central portion having an insertion hole coupled with chair post. The supporting seat includes an arcuate supporting face formed on an upper side thereof and abutting against a lower face of the lid. A plurality of elastic elements is disposed between the bottom wall of the rocker seat and the supporting seat and 10 provides movement elasticity when the rocker seat swings forward or rearward relative to the supporting seat. The supporting face abuts against the lower face of the lid during swinging movement of the rocker seat. 5/6 B L2 327 321 341 3 323 33 24 23 1 2 322 12 13 1161 g152 1031 1 11 15 61 7 10 6 Fig. 5

Swingable chair chassis

OF THE DISCLOSURE A swingable chair chassis comprises a rocker seat including a chamber defined between a bottom wall and a peripheral wall. The bottom wall includes a slot extending in a front/rear direction. A lid is securely mounted to a bottom of the seat 5 and the rocker seat. A supporting seat is disposed in the chamber of the rocker seat. The supporting seat includes a central portion having an insertion hole coupled with chair post. The supporting seat includes an arcuate supporting face formed on an upper side thereof and abutting against a lower face of the lid. A plurality of elastic elements is disposed between the bottom wall of the rocker seat and the supporting seat and 10 provides movement elasticity when the rocker seat swings forward or rearward relative to the supporting seat. The supporting face abuts against the lower face of the lid during swinging movement of the rocker seat. 5/6 B L2 327 321 341 3 323 33 24 23 1 2 322 12 13 1161 g152 1031 1 11 15 61 7 10 6 Fig. 5

チェアーシートのスライドロック装置

【課題】 チェアーシートのスライドロック装置を提供する。【解決手段】 スライドロック装置の位置決め管４１は、チェアーの台座１に設けられた少なくとも１つのロッド体１３上に被せられ、ロッド体１３に対して回転可能であり、且つロッド体１３の軸方向に対して移動することがなく、位置決め部４１１を設けられている。スライドベース４２は、片側にシート２の側方と連動するよう結合する接合部４２１を備え、接合部４２１の片側にスリーブ部４２２を備える。スリーブ部４２２には位置決め管４１を嵌合可能なスリーブ孔４２３が設けられ、スリーブ孔４２３には係止部４２５が設けられている。さらにスライドベース４２は、位置決め管４１を回転させて位置決め部４１１と係止部４２５とが接合していない時に位置決め管４１に沿って移動することができ、また位置決め管４１を回転させて位置決め部４１１と係止部４２５とが接合することで位置がロックされる。【選択図】 図１

Backlight driving method and device for driving a scan-type display

A backlight driving method includes steps of: (A) receiving a piece of image data; (B) generating a piece of adjustment data based on the image data; (C) generating, based on a plurality of predetermined delay values and on an original synchronization control (SC) signal that has a pulse, an internal SC signal that has a plurality of pulses, where respective time delays of the pulses of the internal SC signal with respect to the pulse of the original SC signal are respectively dependent on the predetermined delay values; and (D) generating a backlight driving output based on the adjustment data and the internal SC signal, so as to drive a backlight source of a scan-type display to emit light intermittently.

Backlight driving method and device for driving a scan-type display

A backlight driving method includes steps of: (A) receiving a piece of image data; (B) generating a piece of adjustment data based on the image data; (C) generating, based on a plurality of predetermined delay values and on an original synchronization control (SC) signal that has a pulse, an internal SC signal that has a plurality of pulses, where respective time delays of the pulses of the internal SC signal with respect to the pulse of the original SC signal are respectively dependent on the predetermined delay values; and (D) generating a backlight driving output based on the adjustment data and the internal SC signal, so as to drive a backlight source of a scan-type display to emit light intermittently.

Positioning device with clamp for chair tilt or recline

Disclosed is a positioning device for the chair. The device includes a clamping seat (1) having first (11) and second (12) clamping members with clamping portions mounted around a fixed rod of a chair having an inclinable seat to which the first clamping member is fixed. An adjusting rod (3) includes a coupling seat (31) having a positioning groove with a low-profile section and a high-profile section. A positioning block (2) is mounted to the second clamping member and includes a protrusion (22) received in the positioning groove. The protrusion is engagable with one of the low-profile section and the high-profile section, so that the clamping portions can be clamped on or disengaged from the fixed rod, allowing control of movement of the clamping seat along the fixed rod. The first clamping member includes a sidewall (111) having a hole (113) slideably receiving the fixed rod and in slight tight coupling with the fixed rod.

Fan diversion sturcture

The present invention is to offer a fan diversion structure which is adapted to be disposed on a fan, and the fan diversion structure comprises at least one deflector and at least one connecting part. The deflector, which is adapted to be disposed across front of an air outlet of the fan, is disposed on one side next to a center of the fan and without overlapping the center of the fan, wherein the deflector extends outwardly so as to deflect an airflow to the side direction of the fan. The connecting part is adapted for connecting the deflector to the fan. Thereby the airflow from the fan not only converges in the axial direction, but also moderately extends to the side of the fan so as to increase the blowing angle and enhance convection efficiency around the fan.

Swingable chair chassis

A swingable chair chassis comprises a rocker seat including a chamber defined between a bottom wall and a peripheral wall. The bottom wall includes a slot extending in a front/rear direction. A lid is securely mounted to a bottom of the seat and the rocker seat. A supporting seat is disposed in the chamber of the rocker seat. The supporting seat includes a central portion having an insertion hole coupled with chair post. The supporting seat includes an arcuate supporting face formed on an upper side thereof and abutting against a lower face of the lid. A plurality of elastic elements is disposed between the bottom wall of the rocker seat and the supporting seat and provides movement elasticity when the rocker seat swings forward or rearward relative to the supporting seat. The supporting face abuts against the lower face of the lid during swinging movement of the rocker seat.

風扇導流結構

Salida de agua de un grifo

Un grifo (10) que comprende: un asiento inferior (11) que tiene una cara inferior plana; un cuello (12) formado de manera curva sobre y que se proyecta hacia arriba desde el asiento inferior (11); un cabezal (13) formado sobre y que se proyecta hacia delante desde el cuello (12) y que tiene un lado frontal; y un pasaje de flujo (14) formado en el grifo (10) entre el asiento inferior (11), el cuello (12) y el cabezal (13) y quetieneun orificio de entrada (141) formado a través de la cara inferior del asiento inferior (11) y que comunica con elpasaje de flujo (14); y un orificio de salida (142, 142A, 142B) formado a través del lado frontal del cabezal (13) y que comunica con elpasaje de flujo (14) y que tieneuna anchura; y una longitud que es más ancha que la anchura del orificio de salida (142, 142A, 142B).

Fan diversion structure

Ventilative car seat back

Outlet of a spigot

aperfeiçoamento introduzido em torneira

APERFEIçOAMENTO INTRODUZiDO EM TORNEIRA, que apresenta um assento inferior, um pescoço, uma cabeça e uma passagem de fluxo. O assento inferior possui uma face inferior plana. O pescoço tem o formato de curva e se projeta no sentido ascendente a partir do assento inferior. A cabeça é formada no pescoço, se projeta para a frente do pescoço e apresenta L m lado frontal. A passagem do fluxo é formada na torneira entre o assento inferior, o pescoço e a cabeça, e apresenta um orifício de entrada e um orifício de saída. O orifício de entrada é formado através da face inferior do assento inferior e se comunica com a passagem do fluxo. O orifício de saida é formado através do lado frontal da cabeça, se comunica com a passagem do fluxo e tem uma largura e um comprimento, O comprimento do orifício de saída é maior do que a largura do orifício de saída.

encosto ventilado para assentos de veÍculo

ENCOSTO VENTILADO PARA ASSENTOS DE VEÍCULO. Incluindo um corpo principal, pelo menos um canal de ar, uma pluralidade de saidas de ar e um defletor. O corpo principal possui uma superfície reclinável, duas superfícies laterais e uma primeira porção de conexão. Uma das superfícies laterais é formada com pelo menos uma entrada, e a primeira parte de conexão encontra-se localizada na superfície lateral que é formada com a entrada. O canal de ar é formado no corpo principal e se comunica com a entrada. Os orifícios de ar são formados na superfície reclinável e se comunicam com o canal do ar. O defletor apresenta uma segunda porção de conexão. A segunda porção de conexão é conectada à primeira porção de conexão. Desta maneira, o encosto ventilado para assentos de veículo da presente invenção proporciona uma melhor ventilação, evitando que um usuário tenha a sensação de calor e desconforto ao se reclinar contra o encosto do assento.

Carrying straps for a golf bag

A golf bag has a bag body which is provided with a bag carrying set. The bag carrying set is formed of a retaining member, two long carrying straps, and two short carrying straps. The two log carrying straps are used as shoulder straps to carry evenly the weight of the bag body and its contents, without causing discomfort to a caddie. The long carrying straps and the short carrying straps are adjusted by the retaining member to suit the body size of the caddie.

aperfeiÇoamento introduzido em torneira

APERFEIÇOAMENTO INTRODUZIDO EM TORNEIRA. Por tratar a invenção de uma torneira que possui um corpo de torneira, uma seção de saida e uma estrutura de armazenamento. A entrada é formada através da extremidadé inferior do corpo da torneira. O canal de fluxo é formado através do corpo da torneira e se comunica com a entrada do corpo da torneira. A seção de saída é montada no corpo da torneira e apresenta uma desembocadura se comunicando com os canais de fluxo. A estrutura de armazenamento é montada no corpo da torneira e apresenta uma superfície de apoio com um orificio de armazenamento para o encaixe de um copo de enxágue com tubos de creme dental, escovas dentais ou cremes pdra a limpeza das mãos, para manter a pia asseada e pronta para o uso.

Angle adjusting/positioning device for a backrest of a chair

Visualization of performance data over a network path

A system and technique for visualizing performance data over a network path are disclosed. More specifically, a network management system generates and displays an object that represents data for one or more performance characteristics related to a plurality of network nodes in the network path. In one embodiment, a graph having an x-axis and a y-axis is displayed, the x-axis being associated with two or more network nodes in the network path and the y-axis being associated with a first performance characteristic. Data corresponding to the first performance characteristic is plotted as data points corresponding to the network nodes associated with the x-axis. Data corresponding to a second performance characteristic may be represented via the size or the color of the data points. Alternatively, a characterization of the data corresponding to the first performance characteristic may be represented by the size or color of the data points.