A multiple emulsion to administer at least one water-soluble or liposoluble active ingredient in the form of a water/oil/water emulsion comprising a dispersed phase of a water/oil type and an aqueous dispersion medium which is a gelled aqueous phase useful as cosmetic compositions for external skin application.

There is described a multiple loom having at least two looms arranged side-by-side and at the most four looms arranged side-by-side and back-to-back, with weft introduction by a single flexible lance, in which each loom is self-working, each loom has a lance guide approximately in the shape of a quarter circle extended vertically and there are provided lance control mechanisms which are arranged on either side of a plane common to said guides.

A multiple barrel launcher for simultaneous launching of a number of projectiles by means of gas generated by a propellant charge placed in a pressure cartridge in communication with said barrels via a pressure chamber, wherein the communication comprises channels between each of the barrels and the pressure chamber, each of these channels being so dimensioned in relation to the charge that a critical driving gas flow velocity is obtained during the launching course.

A multiple filter for a plug connector has at least one capacitor with a signal electrode and a ground electrode connected to the associated signal and ground line, respectively, such that it can be produced using not only discrete components but also using thick-film or thin-film technology, and such that it can also be used in the frequency range above 10 GHz. A block of capacitor columns is provided, which are combined in the block or are provided free-standing on a block base. The block insu...

A wireless PBX system utilizes base stations dispersed throughout an area to be served with wireless telephone service. The base stations utilize multiple antennae to reduce problems associated with fading and multipath. In the present invention, the antennae of a base station or similar apparatus are rotatable, at least in pairs, so that the base station may be hung vertically, horizontally, or at some other angle to the horizon and the antennae may be readily oriented to a position which provi...

A multiple substrate is provided having a large area individual base layer with multiple substrates, for electrical circuits formed thereon. Individual substrates are defined by score lines in the base layer, and include a fragment of the base layer and at least one metal coating is provided on at least one surface of the fragment and has areas which stabilize the multiple substrates against unwanted breaking. Several individual substrates are preformed along peripheral sides of the base layer, ...

A multiple emulsion to administer at least one water-soluble or liposoluble active ingredient in the form of a water/oil/water emulsion comprising a dispersed phase of a water/oil type and an aqueous dispersion medium which is a gelled aqueous phase useful as cosmetic compositions for external skin application.

A multiple switch in accordance with the present invention comprises a plurality of pushbuttons that are movable between an extended and a depressed position and are biased toward the extended position. The pushbuttons are paired and each pushbutton pair is associated with an individual lockout, a releasing-latching bar (RL bar) that is common to all of the pairs, and an individual releasing-nonlatching and releasing-latching bar (RNRL bar). Each pushbutton interacts with all three members when ...

A multiple assembly includes two or more unit products spaced apart from each other with a predetermined shape. One or more connection members are provided to interconnect the neighboring unit products such that the unit products can be folded and unfolded. The unit products can rotate around connection points to exert intrinsic functions in at least one direction.

A multiple switch includes a pair of switch units arranged in a row and forming a common actuating surface. The switch units are provided with uniform module housings (12). The adjoining module housings (12) are mechanically rigidly coupled to each other by a connecting element (14).