Abstract:
An evaluation system evaluates the suitability of an application in a plurality of types of application execution environments based on the characteristics of this application and the usage of this application by a user. The evaluation system displays information denoting the result of this evaluation.
Abstract:
A method for controlling a management computer connected to a server for permitting communications therebetween, wherein the server transmits to a client the result of processing executed in response to each processing request sent from the client. The management computer stores an allowance for a value indicative of a load on the server, receives from the server a value calculated on the basis of the number of processing requests from the client and the value indicative of the load on the server. The management computer calculates an allowance for the value calculated from the number of processing requests, based on the value calculated from the number of processing requests, the allowance for the value indicative of the load, and the value indicative of the load, and transmits to the server the calculated allowance for the value calculated from the number of processing requests.
Abstract:
In a case where a master virtual machine, which is constructed on the basis of master information for configuring either part or all of a virtual machine, and an individual virtual machine, which is constructed on the basis of individual information that is configured partially or entirely in accordance with the master information, exist as the types of virtual machines that a physical client provides to a user terminal, a security check of a plurality of virtual machines is selectively executed, with respect to each check item, for a virtual machine of the type corresponding to the contents of the check item.
Abstract:
A business process management computer, when the load of a service execution computer etc. is increased, determines the condition of a service call step which is calling a service execution unit, etc. of said service execution computer, etc. If said condition is the bottleneck condition, it determines the condition of the service call step in other process which is calling said service execution unit, etc. If there is no condition other than the bottleneck in that condition, the addition of the resource for said service execution computer, etc. is determined and if there is a condition in which the throughput can be limited, it is determined that the throughput should be limited. In a process which is configured with a plurality of service call steps, when the resource insufficiency has occurred, a means to make the adequate addition of the resource possible can be provided.
Abstract:
An illuminator comprising two light source sections (101, 102), a rod integrator (1), and a relay lens system (4) for introducing a light flux emitted from the rod integrator (1), wherein the rod integrator (1) is a columnar optical element having an incident end face (130F) and an exit end face (130B). One pair of opposite side faces out of four side faces are formed so that the planes face each other in parallel while the other pair of opposite side faces form a taper face where the planes face each other while inclining at a specified angle such that the opposite side faces recede from the incident end face (130F) toward the exit end face (130B). Lights from the two light source sections (101, 102) are converged to the vicinity of the incident end face (130F) of the rod integrator (1).
Abstract:
A semiconductor device includes a first memory cell array that includes memory cells for storing data and is managed on a sector basis, a second memory cell array including memory cells storing sector protection information on the sector basis, and a control circuit checking the sector protection information stored in the second memory cell array whenever the sector to be programmed or erased is selected. Thus, the sector protection information in all the sectors does not have to be latched at the time of power on. The latch circuit equal in number to the sector does not have to be provided. It is thus possible to reduce the number of the circuits drastically and the chip area can be reduced.
Abstract:
A water purifier 40 includes a flow meter 42 for measuring the cumulative flow of water through a water purification cartridge 6. The flow meter has an indicator portion 44 that rotates in response to increasing cumulative flow and a graduated portion 46 rotating about the same axis as that of the indicator portion. The graduated portion includes an insertion groove 29 for manually rotating the graduated portion in order to reset the flow meter. Because the flow meter has few part, the body of the water purifier can be made compact and its cost reduced.
Abstract:
An image display apparatus is provided for enlarging and projecting a light emitted from a plurality of self-emitting elements on a screen by beam scanning means, which is an image display apparatus having little or no luminance unevenness by solving the conventional problem of causing luminance unevenness in images projected on the screen due to a variance in luminance characteristics of each self-emitting element. It is configured such that a part of the light scanned on the screen from the beam scanning means is provided to a photodetector element that converts the intensity of the light into an electric signal so as to correct a driving signal to be supplied to the self-emitting element by the intensity of the light detected by this photodetector element.
Abstract:
Three colors of light beams from a light source travel via a first optical system to strike a reflecting surface of a rotating polygon mirror, or mirrors, at different angles without overlapping. The rotating polygon mirror or mirrors reflect the light beams for scanning. The reflected light beams enter a second optical system at different angles to illuminate an image display panel at different portions. On the image display panel, belt-like regions illuminated by the light beams of individual colors are formed in parallel with each other, and these illuminated regions are moved continuously by scanning. A formed color image is magnified and projected by a projection optical system. With such a projection type image display apparatus, a display having high resolution and light efficiency that is also small, thin and inexpensive is achieved.
Abstract:
Red, green and blue light beams from, a light source portion travel via a first optical system and enter a reflecting surface of a rotating polygon mirror at different angles so as not to overlap each other. The rotating polygon mirror makes these light beams perform scanning when reflecting these light beams. The light beams for the scanning enter a second optical system at different angles and are led to different positions on an image display panel. The second optical system forms an image that is rotated by 90° from that on the rotating polygon mirror on the image display panel. On the image display panel, belt-like regions illuminated by the light beams of individual colors are formed in parallel with each other, and these illuminated regions are moved continuously by the scanning. Each pixel of the image display panel is driven by a signal corresponding to a color of light entering this pixel. A formed color image is magnified and projected by a projection optical system. With such a projection-type image display apparatus, it becomes possible to achieve a display with a high efficiency of light utilization and a high resolution. In addition, since the second optical. system rotates the light beams from the rotating polygon mirror by 90° and then leads them to the image display panel, a widely-used image display panel can be used. Accordingly, an image display apparatus that is small, thin and inexpensive can be achieved.