CONDUCTING SEMINARS ABOUT WORLDWIDE MARKETS

Brand Owner Address Description
DATAQUEST Dataquest Incorporated 56 Top Gallant Road Stamford CT 06904 conducting seminars about worldwide markets, technologies, products and brands in the fields of semiconductors, computers (personal, business and technical), software, computer display, computer graphics and storage, computer-integrated manufacturing, office equipment, copying and duplicating, document image management, electronic printing and publishing, telecommunications, aerospace, construction machinery and equipment, and machinery and equipment for lifting;data quest;business and market consulting, research, analysis and reporting in the fields of semiconductors, computers (personal, business and technical), software, computer display and graphics, computer-integrated manufacturing, office equipment, copying and duplicating, document image management, electronic printing and publishing, telecommunications, aerospace, construction machinery and equipment, and machinery and equipment for lifting;[ computer services, namely, leasing access time to computer databases in the fields of worldwide markets, technologies, products and brands, and also in the fields of semiconductors, computers (personal, business and technical), software, computer display and graphics, computer-integrated manufacturing, office equipment, copying and duplicating, document image management, electronic printing and publishing, telecommunications, aerospace, construction machinery and equipment, and machinery and equipment for lifting ];
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A fuel cell has an ion-conducting membrane comprising an ion-conducting region and a non-ion-conducting region. The ion-conducting region is formed by a plurality of ion-conducting passageways that extend through the membrane. The passageways are filled with ion-conducting material and may be surrounded by non-ion conducting material. The membrane may comprise a substrate of non-ion-conducting material that is penetrated by openings, each opening providing a corresponding one of the passageways.