An enclosure for small animals which is wearable on the front or back of an animate being.
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| 6249854 | Data reading method and apparatus for a disk drive storage device The present invention provides, at a lower cost, a highly reliable data reading method and data reading apparatus that can improve backward sequential reading performance. The disk drive is provided with a magnetic disk and a control section having an HDC... | 06/19/2001 |
| 4739137 | High voltage sulfur hexafluoride circuit-breaker capable of operating at low outside temperatures A high voltage sulfur hexafluoride circuit-breaker capable of operating at low outside temperatures and comprising at least one current-interrupting chamber comprising a sealed insulating enclosure containing a fixed contact inside a blast nozzle and a se... | 04/19/1988 |
| 4611189 | Underoil primary circuit breaker An underoil primary circuit breaker having a fixed contact assembly and a rod contact, a trip-free latch mechanism for moving the rod contact toward and away from the fixed contact, a temperature responsive magnetically controlled trip assembly for releas... | 09/09/1986 |
| 4604508 | Electric circuit breaker of the type using an arc quenching fluid with pressure self-generating due to the breakdown of the fluid In an electric circuit breaker of the type using an arc quenching fluid with pressure self-generating by the breakdown of the fluid due to the same arc, comprising, inside a tightly sealed insulating casing filled with the extinguishing fluid, in particul... | 08/05/1986 |
| 4009358 | Electric circuit-breaker for alternating currents A current-interrupting chamber containing stationary and moving contacts is filled with a dielectric consisting of SF6 gas maintained in the liquefied state under a pressure of considerably higher value than the critical pressure. An arc-quench... | 02/22/1977 |