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A mouse device for use as an input device of a computer is provided that includes a housing in which recording paper is loadable, and a printer unit provided within the housing for printing on the recording paper print information received from the computer.
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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 7393572 | Anti-leak projectile barrier and method Barrier structure placeable as a projectile-disabling, anti-liquid-leakage protective shield for the outside surface of a container designed to hold liquid of a certain nature including (a) a first-type (innermost) layer formed as an expanse of high-elastomeric mate... | 07/01/2008 |
| 7381287 | Adhereable, pre-fabricated, self-healing, anti-puncture coating for liquid container and methodology A bulk, generally elastomeric and pliable, layered mat formed to permit selective trimming into size-chosen mat trims/tiles, each of which is structured to perform as a self-puncture(wound)-sealing, defined-liquid-reactive, anti-puncture-leakage coating element appl... | 06/03/2008 |
| 7220455 | Material-selectable, self-healing, anti-leak method for coating liquid container A method for applying a plural-layer coating to the outside of a liquid container to act as an anti-leakage barrier in the event of a penetration wound occurring in the container resulting from a penetrating projectile strike, such as a bullet strike. This method in... | 05/22/2007 |
| 7169452 | Projectile barrier and method Barrier structure placeable as an anti-fuel-leak coating on the outside surface of a liquid container. This coating includes a first-type layer structure formed of a high-elongation-capable elastomer which also is capable of imbibing container leakage liquid, and of... | 01/30/2007 |
| 7044166 | Liquid tank puncture repair kit and method Structure, and a related method, for sealing, from the outside, a leaking puncture wound in the wall of a liquid container. This structure includes a patch body having a perimetered cavity selectively securable via a self-torque-limiting bolt to the outside of such ... | 05/16/2006 |
| 6554152 | Protective cover article for fuel tanks, particularly those used in motor sports The cover member is adapted to receive a fuel-containing cell for a vehicle, such as a stock car racing vehicle, and is configured to cover and fit snugly against substantially all of the surfaces of the fuel cell. The cover member comprises a plurality o... | 04/29/2003 |
| 4939878 | Process for sealing structural bodies or cavity-defining walls which may be subject to cracking In a method of sealing structural bodies or cavity-defining walls which may be subject to cracking, a sealing material is applied to the outside surface of the bodies or walls, the body or the cavity-defining walls are surrounded or enclosed by enclosing ... | 07/10/1990 |
| 4890764 | Stationary or mobile container for containing or shipping substances that are toxic, dangerous, contaminated or, in any case, harmful to health and the environment The stationary or mobile container makes possible containing or shipping of solid, liquid, powdery, granular or gaseous substances and in particular that are toxic, dangerous, polluted or, in any case, harmful to health and the environment. It comprises a... | 01/02/1990 |
| 4469295 | Hydrodynamic ram attenuating fuel tank An aircraft fuel tank subject to penetration by projectiles that is improved by virtue of being a segmented container having a frangible liner secured to one internal wall of the fuel container thereby forming an auxiliary tank. Damage caused by hydrodyna... | 09/04/1984 |
| 4422561 | Fuel tank component An inner wall for a self-sealing fuel tank in which the inner wall is provided with a plurality of fronds bonded at one end to the wall, the fronds facing towards the inside of the tank such that on penetration of the wall of the tank by a projectile the ... | 12/27/1983 |
| 4357809 | Cooling arrangement including a gel A beverage cooling arrangement having an inner receptacle defined by a closed end, an open end and a wall disposed between the open and closed ends. An outer encasement partially encases the inner receptacle, and the encasement is joined at the upper end ... | 11/09/1982 |
| 4345698 | Aircraft self-sealing fuel tank Disclosed is a fabrication technique for, and the structure of, a flexible self-sealing fuel tank having a preactivated sealant constructed by laying-up over an innerliner, positioned on a form, prefabricated panels having a self-sealant member stitched i... | 08/24/1982 |
| 4216803 | Self-sealing fuel lines A puncture sealing apparatus for handing a fluid such as aircraft fuel, and a method for manufacturing a puncture sealing apparatus for handling a fluid. A metallic tubular member is provided which defines a chamber for the fluid; the metallic tubular mem... | 08/12/1980 |
| 4184311 | Fire retardant insulation A flame retardant thermal insulation material comprising a dry, shredded cellulosic material, such as newsprint, which is coated with a dry phosphorous-containing, flame retardant composition. The composition is one which is capable of decomposing near th... | 01/22/1980 |
| 4088240 | Fuel tank leakage fiber flow sealant A self-sealing fuel tank which utilizes elongated nonself-adhering polymer ibers attached to the inner surface of the tank wall and interwoven to form a carpet-like liner for efficiently sealing large tears and cored holes. After penetration of the tank wa... | 05/09/1978 |
| 3983050 | Method for storage of solid waste Metal canisters for long-term storage of calcined highlevel radioactive wastes can be made self-sealing against a breach in the canister wall by the addition of powdered cement to the canister with the calcine before it is sealed for storage. Any breach i... | 09/28/1976 |
| 3949894 | Laminated container Laminated container suitable for containing high-temperature lubricating oil which comprises a rigid container having adhered to its outer surface a laminate of outwardly successive adherent laminae comprising a first lamina of rubbery polyfluorohydrocarb... | 04/13/1976 |
