WALL ORGANIZING SYSTEM CONSISTING

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ALL N 1 PLACE GENERAL BINDING CORPORATION 300 Tower Parkway Lincolnshire IL 60069 wall organizing system consisting of whiteboards, bulletin boards, dry-erase calendars, dry-erase planners, frames, pencil cups, shelves, mail holders and containers for holding paper clips, tacks, rubber bands and other small office essentials;ALL IN ONE PLACE;wall organizing system consisting of whiteboards, bulletin boards, dry-erase calendars, dry-erase planners, frames, pencil cups, shelves, mail holders and containers for holding paper clips, tacks, rubber bands and other small office essentials;
QUARTET ALL N 1 PLACE GENERAL BINDING CORPORATION 300 Tower Parkway Lincolnshire IL 60069 wall organizing system consisting of whiteboards, bulletin boards, dry-erase calendars, dry-erase planners, frames, pencil cups, shelves, mail holders and containers for holding paper clips, tacks, rubber bands and other small office essentials;QUARTET ALL IN ONE PLACE;wall organizing system consisting of whiteboards, bulletin boards, dry-erase calendars, dry-erase planners, frames, pencil cups, shelves, mail holders and containers for holding paper clips, tacks, rubber bands and other small office essentials;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. An apparatus uses a "self-organizing" method to eliminate or at least partially compensate for undesired or unexpected threshold errors encountered in analog-to-digital conversions. The self-organizing feature results in a relatively good, such as an optimal, spacing of a plurality of comparator thresholds even in the presence of relatively large comparator offsets, reference offsets, or other system offsets. Advantageously, the self-organizing techniques can be used without a special starting point for the thresholds. The self-organizing techniques can be used applied to at least portions of any analog-to-digital converter ADC that uses comparators, such as flash ADCs, pipeline ADCs, and sub-ranging ADCs.