Stacy M. Pargett - Richmond KY, US Mark A. Omelchenko - Lexington KY, US John P. Richey - Lexington KY, US John Spicer - Lexington KY, US Adrian J. Lee - Chatham IL, US
International Classification:
G03G 15/00 G03G 15/08
US Classification:
399167, 399262, 399263
Abstract:
Drive train motor speed is varied in a manner that compensates for characteristic rotational velocity errors of the associated drive train, such as by modulating a drive train motor speed control signal at a modulation phase and amplitude derived from the characterized rotational velocity error. Characterization can be performed on a test system for each drive train of interest, and the compensation values thus obtained can be saved for later use by systems in which the characterized drive trains are used. Thus, a drive train used in a consumables cartridge for an electrophotographic printing (EP) system can be characterized and the corresponding data saved via a label or memory circuit that is affixed to the cartridge. Such data can be used by the EP system in which the cartridge is installed to more accurately control the velocity of the image forming process members driven by the cartridge's characterized drive train.
Dr. Spicer graduated from the Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine in 1985. He works in Littleton, NH and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Spicer is affiliated with Littleton Regional Healthcare.
Secondly, for animals to hold their breath, they need lungs, said John Spicer, a marine zoologist at the University of Plymouth in the U.K. "Holding breath only applies to animals with lungs and even then lunged animals that don't have gills as well (like lungfish) and/or breathe through their skin
Holy Redemmer School Bay Roberts Peru 1963-1966, Brown School New Glasgow Swaziland 1966-1969, A.G. Baillie Public School New Glasgow Swaziland 1969-1970, New Glasgow Junior High School New Glasgow Swaziland 1970-1972