Neuroimaging as a Marketing Tool
Neuroimaging as a means for validating whether a stimulus such as advertisement, communication, or product evokes a certain mental response such as emotion, preference, or memory, or to predict the consequences of the stimulus on later behavior such as consumption or purchasing.
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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 4191483 | Typewriter key action A direct connection provides coupled movement from a keylever to an interposer of a simple key action in a typewriter. The connection includes an abutment integrally constructed on the keylever inserted within a recess on the interposer to effect movement... | 03/04/1980 |
| 4140407 | Ribbon feed mechanism responsive to case shaft mechanism and printing mechanism A ribbon feed mechanism for a typewriter has a linkage for incrementally feeding a ribbon, a power roll rotated by a motor and a control member actuated by a printing mechanism for connecting the power roll to the linkage to incrementally feed the ribbon.... | 02/20/1979 |
| 3981385 | Typing machine key action An interposer in a typing machine key action is supported by an arcuate spring and a shelf. When a key lever bears against the arcuate spring to release the interposer from the shelf, the arcuate spring snaps the interposer against a pawl that engages a p... | 09/21/1976 |
| 3976181 | Typing machine repeat key action A gap is provided between two teeth on a power roll in a typing machine repeat key action, and a cam follower surface is provided on a repeat interposer. A repeat typing operation can be initiated only when the cam follower surface engages the gap. When t... | 08/24/1976 |
| 3934696 | Keyboard touch control A keylever touch control mechanism for typewriters includes keylevers mounted on a common pivot which spans the distance between the spaced side frames of the typewriter. The keylevers are supported in their rest position by a plurality of underlying leaf... | 01/27/1976 |