SMOKE MIRRORS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
SMOKE & MIRRORS JC Cellars Suite D 3033 Coffey Lane Santa Rosa CA 95403 SMOKE AND MIRRORS;Wine;
SMOKE & MIRRORS IGK 3800 NE 1st Avenue, 6th floor Miami FL 33137 SMOKE AND MIRRORS;Shampoo-conditioners;
SMOKE & MIRRORS Empire Spirits Project, Inc. 3rd Floor 129 West 29th Street New York CT 10001 SMOKE AND MIRRORS;Distilled spirits, namely, gin consisting of juniper, applewood smoke, peppercorns, and caraway;
SMOKE & MIRRORS Pearl World Inc. Room 701 37 West 57th Street New York NY 10019 SMOKE AND MIRRORS;Blush; Blush pencils; Cosmetics; Eye shadows; Eyes pencils; Face powder; False eyelashes; Foundation; Fragrance sachets; Fragrances; Lip balm; Lipstick; Lipstick cases; Lipstick holders; Make-up; Make-up sets; Mascara; Perfumed powders; Adhesives for affixing false eyelashes; Non-medicated balms for use on skin and lips; exclusive of Shampoo-conditioners and hair care goods in general;
SMOKE & MIRRORS REVISION BREWING COMPANY 380 S. Rock Boulevard Sparks NV 89431 SMOKE AND MIRRORS;Beer;
SMOKE & MIRRORS LIVE! HOLDINGS 601 East Pratt Street, 6th Floor Baltimore MD 21202 SMOKE AND MIRRORS;retail cigar shop; retail cigar shop services featuring cigars, cigarettes, and tobacco-related accessories;
SMOKE & MIRRORS Le,Long 5 pleasant st Apt. C Randolph MA 02368 SMOKE AND MIRRORS;Distributorships in the field of clothing, apparel; On-line retail consignment stores featuring clothing, apparel; On-line retail store services featuring subscription boxes containing clothing, apparel; Retail clothing boutiques; Retail clothing stores; Retail consignment stores featuring Clothing, apparel; Retail consignment stores in the field of Clothing, apparel; Retail clothing, apparel stores;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A method for calibrating a smoke detector includes adjusting the sensitivity of the smoke detector to get a consistent predetermined response over the expected operating range. The sensitivity is generally consistent for all detectors and an independent offset value is determined for each detector. This offset value basically corresponds to the signal from the detector in a clean atmosphere. The sensitivity of the smoke detector is determined by measuring the response at different levels of obscuration and then appropriately adjusting the output of the light source of the detector. This process is repeated until the desired sensitivity is achieved. Thereafter, the offset value is measured or calibrated and stored in the smoke detector for use in setting alarm values.