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To provide a paper sheet printer capable of appropriately performing controlling without generating set-off on a cylinder and an impression throw-off even when variation on a time needed for setting-up cylinder or throwing-off impression is generated, and to provide its controlling method.例文帳に追加
胴入れまたは胴抜きに要する時間にばらつきが生じても胴刷りや胴抜けを生じさせることなく適正な制御を行うことができる枚葉印刷機およびその制御方法を提供する。 - 特許庁
Thus, even when the conveying speed is increased to improve the productivity, the vacuum conveyor 15 sucks and holds the flat cartons Cf, and delivers them to the positioning guide 14, and any throw-off or bounce of the flat cartons Cf by the conveying inertia by the conveyor 13 can be avoided, and the flat cartons can be correctly positioned.例文帳に追加
而して、生産性向上のために搬送速度を上昇させても、バキュームコンベア15が扁平カートンCfを吸着保持して位置決めガイド14まで届けることで、搬送コンベア13による搬送の慣性で扁平カートンCfが飛ばされ跳ね返ることを回避でき、位置決めを正しく行うことができる。 - 特許庁
After the impression throw-off, the target cylinder phase relation is changed over to a second target cylinder phase relation of the target cylinder phase relation after the stop of the operation, and each driving motor is controlled individually so that the cylinder phase relation between the printing units be the second target cylinder phase relation by the stop of the operation.例文帳に追加
そして、胴抜き後は目標胴位相関係を第1目標胴位相関係から運転停止後の目標胴位相関係である第2目標胴位相関係に切り替え、運転停止時までに各印刷ユニット間の胴位相関係が第2目標胴位相関係となるように各駆動モータを個別に制御する。 - 特許庁
On the occasion of decelerating and stopping each of printing units from a steady-state printing speed, first each driving motor is controlled synchronously from the start of deceleration to impression throw-off in the middle of deceleration so that the cylinder phase relation between the printing units be maintained a first target cylinder phase relation that is a target cylinder phase relation during the steady state printing operation.例文帳に追加
各印刷ユニットを定常印刷速度から減速して停止する際には、まず、減速開始から減速途中の胴抜きまでは各印刷ユニット間の胴位相関係が定常印刷運転中の目標胴位相関係である第1目標胴位相関係に維持されるように各駆動モータを同期制御する。 - 特許庁
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Wiktionary英語版での「throw‐off」の英訳 |
throw off
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throw off (三人称単数 現在形 throws off, 現在分詞 throwing off, 過去形 threw off, 過去分詞 thrown off)
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- (UK) A start in a hunt or a race.
- 1874, Every Saturday, page 136:
- The sixty horsemen spread away for the start, the two pretty Amazons set their lips, a mob of peasants in blue blouses form a noisy fringing to the phaetons and barouches which have come to see the throw-off, and conspicuous amidst all this we have M. Pistache's roan, which, unable to stand the music of the horns, first jumps, then pivots on its hind legs, then springs off like a shot, well-nigh wrenching M. Pistache's arms out of their sockets.
- A race in which a contestant is paid to deliberately lose.
- 1999, William Arthur Harper, How You Played the Game: The Life of Grantland Rice, page 51:
- Given that the stakes on the side were always higher than on the main event itself, "throw-offs" ( fixed races ) were common, with the lowly paid hired athletic hands agreeing to throw a race for the right price; sometimes they would lay down for any price since they were often stiffed by the race backers anyway.
- A control that engages or disengages part of the mechanism on a device without having to turn the device off.
- 1890, Karnac, “What I have seen”, in Inland Printer, American Lithographer, volume 8, page 868:
- I have seen a corporation erect a $60,000 building, including $500 expende in decorating the business office, and still do its job printing on ancient Degeners, unprovided with throw-offs or ink fountains, while the business manager was perplexed to see his competitors, provided with modern machinery, take long runs of presswork at prices he could not touch except at a considerable loss.
- 1892 February 9, Jacob B. Knudsen, “Air-Brake”, in Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office, page 679:
- In air-brake mechanism, the combination, with the air-pump of a connecting-arm adapted to engage the piston-rod of said pump, a shifting frame for operating said connecting-arm, a throw-off bar for throwing said connecting arm out of engagement with said piston-rod, a pivot-rod and pivot-pin for sustaining said throw-off bar, a top plate for sustaining said throw-off bar, suitable springs for giving to said throw-off bar an elastic support, and suitable means for operating said throw-off bar, substantially as described.
- (sports) A throw taken to resume play, such as after a goal or at the start of a period.
- 1979, Craig T. Norback, Peter G. Norback, The New American Guide to Athletics, Sports & Recreation, page 222:
- The teams shall alternate throw-offs at the beginning of each period.
- 2003, Dorothy Zakrajsek, Lois Carnes, Frank E. Pettigrew, Quality Lesson Plans for Secondary Physical Education, page 574:
- Thereafter, throw-offs occur after every goal.
- 2011, William Henry, Water Polo:
- When a goal was scored, instead of lining up at their respective ends, the teams took up their positions, the forward lines being three feet from the center of the pond; and when starting the ball the centre forward of the team against whom the goal had been scored had the throw-off, but had to pass to either wing, and not back.
- 2014, Chris Kroeger, Volleyball Drills:
- Precise and well-timed throw-offs are essential.
- (accounting) Income minus expenses and depreciation (before tax).
- 1968, Richard Leo Pollock, The Tax Depreciation Problem, page 289:
- In the case of the single investment, both the tax payments and the quasi-rent throw-off would be only for the single investment being evaluated.
- 1975, Allan Craig, Counting Things and Magic Rings, page 150:
- If the expanded fund throw-offs "reflect success" of a company in terms of "profits," they should be shipped back to the Internal Revenue Service, to the company's employees, and to the company's supply vendors to whom they belong, from whom they have been borrowed by the company, and whose claims on the apparent company resource accrual accounting, as contrasted with "cash" accounting, attempts to faithfully recount.
- 1992, United States. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Reviewing Annual and Monthly Financial Reports, pages 2-76:
- Since the net cash throw-off is calculated using the accrual method of accounting employed on Form HUD - 92410, expenses included in the computation may not have been paid.
- (by extension) A discount on a debt or invoice due to a problem with the asset being paid for.
- 1913, United States. Congress. Joint Committee on Postage on Second-Class Mail Matter and Compensation for Transportation of Mail, Railway Mail Pay:
- Then there is, I think, $25,000 extra allowed in the appropriation to pay for extra service at the rate of 4 cents per mile, where the amount of service is very great and the number of throw-offs very great.
- The act of flinging or throwing something off.
- 1947, United States. National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, Technical Note - National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, page 9:
- Although the dishpan is of small diameter, this irregular throw-off of ice could contribute to propeller unbalance in icing conditions particularly at higher fan speeds.
- 1980, United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Subcommittee on Department of the Interior and Related Agencies, Department of the Interior and Related Agencies, page 722:
- Something that is flung or thrown off.
- 1995, Joseph Harralson ·, Design of Racing and High Performance Engines, page 230:
- This oil throwing condition had two principle aspects: first, the oil was subjected to considerable windage by the action of the crankshaft; secondly, since it is necessary to circulate a large amount of oil through the engine due to large bearing clearances required for lubrication and cooling, this results in more throw-off.
- The deflection of a projectile at an angle.
- 2011, D. Gkritzapis, E. Panagiotopoulos, “In-Bore Yaw Effects on Lateral throwoff and Aerodynamic Jump Behavior for Small Caliber Projectiles Firing Sidewise from Air Vehicles”, in Ernest Baker, Douglas Templeton, editor, Ballistics 2011: 26th International Symposium, page 458:
- The present study investigates the effects of in bore-yaw phenomenon on lateral throw-off and aerodynamic jump behavior for small caliber rotational symmetric (both in configuration かつ mass distribution) projectiles launched horizontally at supersonic firing speeds and various altitudes from high-subsonic air vehicles.
- Something that has been discarded; a castoff.
- 2020, Charmaine Ross, Claimed by the Alien Space Pirate:
- She knew how to live on the streets, find food from other people's throw-offs, find shelter beneath cardboard.
- A red herring; something intended to throw people off.
- 2013, John Gardner, The Quiet Dogs:
- Lying on his bed, the night before starting his own two-day marathon of technique training, Herbie listened to the magnificent Mahler Eighth—the Symphony of a Thousand—and made the divisions in his mind: Anti-Surveillance, watching your own back; Throw-offs and Back-doubles; Misdirection; Emergency exists—just in case there was no other way.
- Something that is done, made, or said informally, on the side, or off-the-cuff.
- 1970, Ronald Peacock, Goethe's Major Plays, page 207:
- Slight plays like Die Geschwister, or the brief comedies like Der Bürgergeneral, although based on potentially important Goethean themes, remain mere sketches from an artist's notebook; whilst the musical pieces and entertainments, brillian and charming, no doubt, are clever throw-offs of an enormously fertile poetic fancy.
- 1979, United States. Department of the Army, Physical security, page 49:
- References (including those not furnished by applicant または employee.) These are known as throw-offs, and their names are obtained during interviews of references furnished by applicants or employees ).
- 2019, Lucy Sprague Mitchell, Here and Now Story Book: Two- to seven-year-olds:
- A byproduct, spinoff, or incidental creation.
- 1992, United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services, Department of Defense Authorization for Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1993, page 378:
- In terms of the way this question is worded, in responding to it I would have to say that nothing but the most liberal approach should be followed in order to advance this industry and its throw-offs to the United States and world economies.
- 2011, Philip M. Wagner, Grapes into Wine, page 21:
- Endless numbers of local variants, genetic throw-offs, or accidental recombinations provide individuality and occasionally superior quality.
- 2019, Kenneth R. Miller, The Human Instinct, page 3:
- In Harris's interpretation of the evolutionary narrative, we seem to be nothing more than casual throw-offs, byproducts of a universe far greater than our imagination, a universe in which we are no more than thoughtless works of nature.
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