SCIENTIFIC MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS

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ANYWHERE RAMAN HORIBA INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED 9755 RESEARCH DRIVE IRVINE CA 92618 scientific measurement instruments, namely, raman spectrometer and software for the operation of scientific apparatus and instruments which are used to conduct optical analysis including data acquisition and treatment, research and development, quality assurance and FOR process control applications;RAMAN;
FLUOROMAX HORIBA INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED 9755 RESEARCH DRIVE IRVINE CA 92618 scientific measurement instruments, namely, spectroscopic devices, spectrofluorometers and parts thereof;fluro-max;
FLUOROMETER.COMMITTED Turner Designs, Inc. 1995 N. 1st Street San Jose CA 95112 scientific measurement instruments, namely, fluorometers;FLUOROMETER COMMITTED;Providing a website via the global computer network containing information regarding complimentary products, namely, reagents, and information regarding related fields namely chemiluminescence and bioluminescence measurements;
LIQUISPEC QuantaRed Technologies GmbH Columbusgasse 1-3/Top 54 A-1100 Wien Austria Scientific measurement instruments, namely, technical measuring, testing and checking apparatus and instruments for measuring, testing and checking the concentration of gas and liquids;Chemical products for commercial and scientific purposes, namely, chemicals for use in industry and science; chemicals for use in industry and science with characteristic infrared absorption features for spectroscopic applications;
MACRORAM HORIBA INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED 9755 RESEARCH DRIVE IRVINE CA 92618 scientific measurement instruments, namely, raman spectrometer, software for the operation of scientific apparatus and instruments for optical analysis including data inquisition and treatment;MACRO RAM;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method and device for identification of surgical instruments, in particular of dental instruments, uses a stationary geometric arrangement of instrument holders and a suitable positional allocation of the instruments to these holders. The holders are provided in an arrangement of raster modules which cooperate with a base unit, only a single raster module being accessible in each case for removal and fitting of instruments.