PERIODIC MAGAZINES FIELD
| Brand | Owner (click to sort) | Address | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES FOR E- MERCHANDISING | Bill Communications | 355 Park Avenue South New York NY 100101789 | PERIODIC MAGAZINES IN THE FIELD OF SALES OF GOODS AND SERVICES ON A GLOBAL COMPUTER NETWORK;COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES FOR E MERCHANDISING; |
| INTERNET MERCHANDISER | BILL COMMUNICATIONS, INC. | 770 Broadway New York NY 100039595 | PERIODIC MAGAZINES IN THE FIELD OF SALES OF GOODS AND SERVICES ON A GLOBAL COMPUTER NETWORK; |
| OLD CAR TRADER | TPI HOLDINGS, INC. | 3003 Summit Blvd., Suite 200 Atlanta GA 30319 | periodic magazines in the field of antique, classic and collector's automobiles;OLD CAR; |
| PHOTO TECHNIQUES | PRESTON INDUSTRIES, INC. | 6600 West Touhy Avenue Niles IL 60714 | periodic magazines in the field of photographic techniques; |
| SEXZODIAC | Hernandez, Ruben | 6511 Vela Pl Pico Rivera CA 90660 | PERIODIC MAGAZINES IN THE FIELD OF HOROSCOPES;SEX ZODIAC; |
Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand |
Technical Examples
- A photosensitive resist layer is formed on one surface of a single-polarized ferroelectric substance having nonlinear optical effects. The resist layer has properties such that, when light is irradiated to the resist layer, only exposed areas of the resist layer or only unexposed areas of the resist layer become soluble in a developing solvent. The resist layer is then exposed to near-field light in a periodic pattern with a device, which receives exposure light and produces the near-field light in the periodic pattern. The resist layer is then developed to form a periodic pattern. A periodic electrode is then formed on the one surface of the ferroelectric substance by utilizing the periodic pattern of the resist layer as a mask, the periodic electrode being formed at positions corresponding to opening areas of the mask. An electric field is applied across the ferroelectric substance by utilizing the periodic electrode to set regions of the ferroelectric substance, which stand facing the periodic electrode, as domain inversion regions.