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Closing Time: Red Sox drop below .500 with loss to Rangers
|07.23.12 at 11:12 pm ET
Bad pitching, bad defense, bad offense. The Red Sox looked like a bad team on Monday night in Texas, and so it only seemed appropriate that the team's 9-1 loss against the Rangers dropped them below .500 for the first time since June 16. The Sox are now 48-49 for the season.
Since a walkoff win against the White Sox on Thursday, the Sox have now lost four straight. They've been outscored 37-12 in the process.
— The Red Sox lineup continued to struggle to sustain any kind of momentum. In four of the team's last five games, the team's run-scoring a) has been limited to one inning and b) has managed its only runs on a single home run.
The Sox have now scored one or no runs in 17 games this year — a pace that would result in 28 such games this season. That would be the most by such games by a Red Sox team since 1993, when the team likewise had 28 games of one or no runs.
— Felix Doubront pitched well for much of his five-plus innings, but he allowed four runs in the third (a rally sustained by multiple infield singles and a walk) and two more on a colossal Mike Napoli homer in the fifth. Napoli's homer came after Doubront did not get an 0-2 fastball that appeared to be worthy of a called strike three; Doubront seemed to become visibly unhinged on the mound after the call went against him.
— The Red Sox defense proved sloppy, as Dustin Pedroia committed a throwing error on an Elvis Andrus infield single back up the middle on a play that he often makes — the play to his right in which he fields the ball and gets enough on it to catch the baserunner.
That play was less egregious than Carl Crawford's two-base error, when he simply whiffed while trying to field a groundball single to left. His misplay resulted in a pair of unearned runs in the seventh.
— Since his strong start in his first three games in the majors this year, Crawford has now cooled off considerably at the plate. He went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts on Monday, and is now 2-for-16 with five punchouts, no walks, no extra base hits and no stolen bases in his last four contests.
— Ryan Sweeney went 0-for-4, and in his last 11 games, he's now 3-for-36 (.083) with a .154 OBP.
— Jarrod Saltalamacchia blasted his 19th homer of the year, a mammoth solo shot to deep right-center, and later added a double that landed on top of the fence in straightaway center and somehow bounded back onto the field. It was his sixth game this year with multiple extra-base hits but his first since June 16.
— Dustin Pedroia went 3-for-4, his fifth three-hit game of the year and his first in exactly a month. He has hits in all five games since coming off the disabled list.
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SAN DIEGO, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 04/25/14 -- The Barona Band of Mission Indians has awarded a $5,000 education grant to De Portola Middle School. Assemblyman Brian Maienschein sponsored the grant application for this school which represents a diverse population of students from San Diego's Tierrasanta and Murphy Canyon neighborhoods.
De Portola Middle School Principal Ryan Brock plans to use the funds to purchase eight LEGO MINDSTORMS Robotics EV3 Core sets along with expansion sets, software and other additions. The LEGO MINDSTORMS series allows students to build, program and test their solutions based on real life robotics technology. The products feature a small powerful computer as well as WiFi capability.
"Utilizing the latest technology is more important than ever for today's students," said Clifford LaChappa, Chairman of the Barona Band of Mission Indians. "We are thrilled to provide schools with the educational tools that they need through the Barona Education Grant program."
Since 2006, the Barona Band of Mission Indians has awarded over $2.1 million to 423 schools statewide to help bridge school budget gaps and share resources through its Barona Education Grant Program.
The program is the first of its kind in California created and administered by a Tribal Government. The goal of the program is to create strong educational opportunities for the children of California building upon the success of the Barona Indian Charter School, which operates under a continuous improvement model. Schools throughout California can apply for educational grants from Barona to purchase much needed supplies and materials that promote academic improvement. Each grant awarded by the Barona Education Grant Program is $5,000. Applications can be downloaded at http://barona-nsn.gov/education.
About the Barona Band of Mission Indians
The Barona Band of Mission Indians, recognized by the United States government as a sovereign nation, has lived on the Barona Indian Reservation in rural eastern San Diego County since 1932. Prior to that, the Tribe lived on the Capitan Grande Reservation which was established by the federal government in 1875. Long before living on a reservation, the Tribe traveled across Southern California in tune with the seasons and what nature provided. Today, the sovereign nation, governed by an elected Tribal Council, is serving its Tribal members, their families, and sharing with the San Diego region. One of the most successful gaming Tribes in the country, Barona also owns and operates the Barona Resort & Casino, San Diego's leading gaming resort, casino and golf course. For more information, visit www.barona-nsn.gov.
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Wellpinit claims first team championship in any sport
When her assistant coach's night-before math started adding up to a state championship, Jane Swiatek did everything but plug her ears.
"I'm not the type who lets myself think about that," she said. "But I hope for the best."
As it turned out, that's exactly what Kyle McCrea and his Wellpinit teammates delivered.
McCrea's victories in the 100 and 200 meters and a pair of relay wins – one in meet-record time – propelled the Redskins to the school's first team title in any sport Saturday as the State 1A/2B/1B track and field championships concluded at Eastern Washington University.
The Redskins won the 1B boys title over Republic by a 62-44.5 count, reversing the order of their finish at the District 7 meet. That's just one of the reasons Swiatek, an English teacher at Wellpinit for the past 16 years and head track coach for a decade, said she "never saw this coming."
Her athletes, however, dared to dream.
"We knew we had a good shot at it," said McCrea, a one-time baseball player who turned to track last season. "We had the best times coming in and just had to run the way we knew we could."
McCrea got the day started in the 100, overcoming a slow start to pull ahead 60 meters into the race. The record relay followed, a 45.10-second run in the 4x100 that knocked .27 off the standard set in the first 1B meet in 2007. The Redskins also won the 4x400 wire-to-wire, with McCrea leading off and A.J. Kieffer anchoring.
They had come to Swiatek and asked on to the long relay a couple of weeks ago, which left her torn as it meant leaving senior Terrance Gallaher off.
"He's been on the team or an alternate for all four years and he's my hardest worker," she said. "It was hard for me to ask him, but he said, 'They're faster than me – they should be on it.' That kind of speaks to the kind of kids we have."
With five athletes scoring in nine events, Wellpinit's effort was a nice balance to a number of strong individual performances that marked the 1B meet.
Foremost among those was Macen McLean, the lone state competitor from Mansfield's eight-person team – and the record-breaking sensation of the weekend.
The junior has never failed to win the high, long or triple jumps in his state visits, and this time he upped the 1B record in all three – though there were a couple of hiccups.
He added the 300-meter hurdles to his repertoire this year at the urging of new coach John Cassleman, who made the intermediates his specialty at Pullman High School and Washington State. On Saturday, however, that interrupted his high-jumping – he had just won the event at a record 6 feet, 4 inches when he was called to the track. He wound up pushing Wishkah Valley's Keigan Gardner to a state record of 40.81 in finishing second, and though he looked spent he returned to the high jump apron to push the record twice more, to 6-5 and then 6-7.
"I just kept telling myself, 'You can do it – it's not that high,' " he said.
His tank truly looked to be on "E" for the long jump, which started with two fouls and a 15-foot bailout that was enough to get him to final. But a 21-9 leap on his final attempt got him his third record, and sixth in three years.
"I'm just making my way up there," he said, "trying to break my records every single year."
Valley Christian's Grant Marchant didn't set any records, but he did sweep the distance events, adding titles in the 800 and 3,200 to his 1,600 win on Friday.
Multiple winners dominated the 2B meet. James Thompkins of Waitsburg-Prescott was a blur in winning all three sprints and anchoring the winning short relay. Onalaska's Stephen Bottoms duplicated Marchant's triple. And LaConner's Jamall James won both hurdles and both horizontal jumps.
Yet none of their teams prevailed. In a terrific team competition that saw five lead changes on the last day, Asotin didn't reach the top until the final event, winning the 4x400 relay for a 64-58 edge on James' Braves.
Hoquiam defended its 1A championship by a healthy margin over Charles Wright behind the sprinting of 100 and 200 champ Nate Hoiness.
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Height: 6-3 Weight: 215 lbs.
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`Some editors not following standards of journalism`
New Delhi: The Editors Guild of India has expressed concern over some well-known editors not following the "best traditions of journalism" as revealed in the Niira Radia tapes.
"Members felt that this had affected the credibility of the media in general, and appealed to all editors to always act in a manner that placed the integrity of media operations above all other considerations," the Editors Guild said in a release here today.
It also announced the unanimous election of T N Ninan of Business Standard as president of the Editors Guild, and the election of Coomi Kapoor of Indian Express as its general secretary and Suresh Bafna of Nai Duniya as treasurer.
They were elected at the annual general body meeting of the Guild on Friday.
Speaking on behalf of the members present, senior journalist Kuldip Nayar thanked the outgoing team of Rajdeep Sardesai, Coomi Kapoor and Rohit Bansal.
It was agreed at the general body meeting that as part of the Guild`s continuing campaign against paid news, the names of Guild members who had signed affidavits to pledge that they would not take part in this pernicious practice would be posted on the Guild`s website from February 1, 2011.
"Members felt that before posting the names on the website, a months grace period should be given to ensure that a 11 members had in fact received the Guild circular for signing the affidavit," the release said.
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The Woman's Center in Richardson, now in its 34th year, offers diverse programs and opportunities for speical interests and support groups. As an outreach ministry of FUMCR, the center is an all-volunteer, non-profit, non-denominational organization open to women of all ages in the surrounding community.
Programs of interest and inspiration are open to the community without charge, membership, or reservation on the first Wednesday of the month. The morning begins with coffee at 9:30, and the programs begin at 10:00.
Apr 6 Rev. Marilyn Dickson, recently retired member of the FUMCR staff, will tell us about the history of prayer beads, and how she became interested in making and working with them. Pot Luck Luncheon will follow the program.
May 4 Norwood Band, a retired airline pilot, will tell us about his experiences flying the Concord aircraft from Dallas to London for Braniff.
Same time, new location through November: CHAPEL. No pot luck lunch during this time.
Game Night - Friday nights, 7 pm, Room 226
Schizophrenics Support Group - Tuesday nights, 7-8 pm
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New fiction trilogy 'The Pray-ers' by Mark S Mirza featured at 2016 Alabama Book Festival
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EPIC Insurance Welcomes Employee Benefits Consultant Penny Miller in San Francisco
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Science Fiction Thriller, 'Richter's War' Wins Best Short Screenplay at L.A. CineFest
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Vettel tops the timesheets in Germany as triple world champion bids to end hoodoo
Sebastian Vettel upped the ante in his bid to win his maiden German Grand Prix after setting the pace in Friday's second practice session.
The treble world champion, who has never won in front of his home crowd nor a Formula One race in the month of July, ended the day on top of the timesheets.
Vettel finished two tenths ahead of British Grand Prix winner Nico Rosberg with Lewis Hamilton in eighth after the Mercedes driver set the best time in Friday morning's first practice session.
Eyes on the prize: Sebastian Vettel set the fastest time of the day ahead of this weekend's German Grand Prix
GERMAN GP: Second practice session
1. Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull)
2. Nico Rosberg (Mercedes)
3. Mark Webber (Red Bull)
4. Romain Grosjean (Lotus)
5. Kimi Raikkonen (Lotus)
6. Fernando Alonso (Ferrari)
7. Felipe Massa (Ferrari)
8. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
9. Jenson Button (McLaren)
10. Paul Di Resta (Force India)
Fernando Alonso failed to post a time on Friday morning after an electrical fault with his Ferrari. But the Spaniard returned to track, with the sixth best time of the afternoon.
Jenson Button, pointless from the last two races, completed 37 laps around the Nurburgring but was 1.1 seconds down on Vettel's best time.
Despite fears of a boycott of this weekend's race, there were no signs of the tyre debacle that marred last Sunday's British Grand Prix.
Following the announcement of the
Grand Prix Drivers' Association on Thursday night that they would
boycott the race at the Nurburgring if there was any repeat of the
catastrophic tyre failures, all eyes
were on the Pirellis.
Room with a view: The Nurburgring is one of the most iconic tracks on the calendar
Silver lining: Hamilton was fastest in this morning's first practice session
But the tyre manufacturer's revised rear construction, which sports bullet proof Kevlar technology, was up to the job in both sessions.
Pirelli motorsport chief, Paul Hembery, was the most sought out man in the paddock earlier today. And after laying the blame at the door of the team for the Silverstone fiasco, Hembery did concede partial responsibility for the six blow-outs after failing to outlaw the of putting the rear tyres on the opposite way round.
Blow: Fernando Alonso did not take part in the morning session after he suffered an electrical fault
'I have to say last weekend was our
responsibility,' said Hembery. 'We allowed the teams to invert the
tyres when we shouldn't have done.'
Hembery claimed to have been surprised by the strike threat by the GPDA, adding: 'It was a little bit surprising given the meeting we had with them to go through it.
'At the end of the day we have to make sure we don't have any issues like we had at Silverstone. That's the bottom line.
Grass is always greener: McLaren will be hoping for an improved showing in Germany this weekend
'So we tried to explain the situation, what's happened, where we've been this season, the different evolutions.
'Maybe it's not always clear to them
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|Daniel R. Blakley, David Orr
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Various types of technology involve the precisely timed injection of a vaporized fluid into an air stream. This technology may be used in such different fields as fuel injection systems and metered dose inhalers. While used for vastly differing applications, these technologies typically would benefit from a reliable mechanism for detecting the flow direction of the air stream into which the vaporized fluid is injected.
For example, metered dose inhalers provide a much-needed drug-delivery method that allows patients to aspirate a "puff" of medication rather than swallow a pill, or drink or inject liquid medication. In some cases, as with medications that directly target the patient's lungs, aspiration enables the medicine to reach the target area more quickly. In addition, aspiration is typically considered to be less painful than other drug-delivery methods.
However, metered dose inhalers typically rely on the user inhaling at the same time as the aforementioned "puff" is expelled. If the user miss-times the moment of inhalation, for example, exhaling at the time the puff is expelled, the user may receive an incorrect dose, or no dose at all. Because the user might not know whether or not a correct dose has been administered, the patient may sometimes be forced to choose between skipping a dose and administering a second dose that could lead to possible over-dosing. Depending upon the particular medication being administered, either of these scenarios could have negative consequences. Thus, implementation of an airflow direction detection mechanism may also be useful in metered dose inhalers.
One previously-described method of airflow speed detection is hot wire anemometry. In general, hot wire anemometry relies on the cooling effect of airflow across a heated wire. Typically, hot wire anemometry uses two wires, a hot wire, which acts as the power dissipative element, and a resistance wire, which acts as a reference element, in a bridge circuit. The output voltages of the two wires in the circuit are held equal by regulating the heating current. When incoming air passes over the hot wire, the control circuit must apply more voltage to keep the hot wire at the original temperature differential. The control unit detects this increase in voltage. The greater the mass flow rate, the greater the voltage required to maintain the temperature differential. Mass flow rate thus may be determined based on the voltage required to maintain the desired temperature differential. However, while detection of mass flow rate is often useful, this method has not been capable of detecting flow direction.
A flow direction detector is provided which includes a flow disrupter positioned in a fluid flow path to effect a detectable differential flow characteristic to such flow path based on fluid flow direction, and a sensor arrangement configured to detect such detectable differential flow characteristic within the flow path.
The present invention provides a flow direction detector, an exemplary form of which is indicated generally at 10 in
In accordance with one embodiment of the invention, a fluid disruptor 19 also may be provided, which effects a detectable differential flow characteristic in the fluid path based on the direction of fluid flow. As shown in
Referring still to
Focusing now on the differential temperature experienced at each of the temperature sensors, it will be appreciated that exposed temperature sensors 14 and 16 may be influenced by increases and decreases in fluid flow. It also will be appreciated that temperature sensor 12 typically is thermally isolated from the fluid flow, and thus is not similarly influenced.
As shown in
Referring to
Flow past temperature sensor 14 typically remains consistent regardless of flow direction. The influence on temperature sensor 14 offered by fluid flow thus typically does not change with flow direction, for a given flow volume. Conversely, as also indicated by arrows in
Accordingly, by monitoring the temperature detected by temperature sensor 16 (for a given flow volume determined, for example, by temperature sensor 14) it is possible to determine flow direction in tube 18. In this context, temperature sensor 14 will be influenced by flow volume, but not flow direction, and thus may provide an effective volume reference. This allows distinction at temperature sensor 16 between a low volume flow in the first direction D1 and a high volume flow in the second direction D2. Correspondingly, where flow volume and ambient temperature are predictable, such a reference measurement may not be necessary.
Thus, if fluid is flowing from left to right, as in the tube shown in
If fluid is flowing from right to left, as in the tube shown in
Finally, if there is no measurable temperature differential between the sensors (T12≅T14≅T16) then it can be determined that there is no measurable fluid flow. The sensitivity of the system can be adjusted by manipulating the sensitivity of each of the temperature sensors, by reconfiguring the fluid disruptor and/or by selecting a threshold temperature differential that must be detected before a particular flow direction is called.
In one embodiment, each temperature sensor could simply indicate the temperature it detects to the user, the user being charged with the task of interpreting the data. For example, the user could review the data to simply determine whether the exposed temperatures are disparate enough from the protected temperature to indicate a flow direction and, if so, could compare the temperatures measured by the temperature sensors exposed to the fluid flow to determine the direction of flow.
Alternatively, the temperature sensors could, with an appropriate comparator 232, form a part of control circuitry 30. In one particular embodiment, the control circuitry may take the form of a modified anemometer circuit constructed on a monolithic integrated circuit, which also may integrate control electronics of the fluid flow system. In essence, the modified anemometer circuit may include two sets of differential transistor pairs. Each transistor pair, in turn, may function as a hot-wire anemometer to sense flow adjacent a sense transistor of such transistor pair in view of a reference transistor. Both transistor pairs may employ common reference transistor. Each transistor pair, however, typically will employ a different sense transistor at a different position along the fluid flow path.
Alternatively, the reference transistor may be omitted where an absolute temperature reference is not required. Accordingly, one sense transistor may be referenced relative to another sense transistor.
In any event, the proposed sense arrangement may employ a plurality of monolithically-constructed sense elements configured for use as a reference wire and differential sense wires in a modified hot-wire anemometry circuit. This construction may provide greater resistance to breakage (e.g., due to shock) than do the thin wires used in known hot-wire anemometry systems. However, such monolithically-constructed sense elements typically will maintain rapid thermal response times, and thereby establish rapid system response time. Accordingly, the proposed sensor elements provide for reliable operation over rapidly varying loads and at acceptable system cost.
As shown, first sense transistor 116 may be operatively linked to reference transistor 112 via an amplifier 117 in a feedback loop, thereby providing for differing control signals (e.g. control voltages) under differing temperatures (which typically correspond to differing mass flow rates). The control signal effectively maintains a constant temperature at first sense transistor 116 relative to the temperature of reference transistor 112, and thus is itself an indicator of temperature adjacent the first sense transistor (e.g. in the direction detection region). This balance may be accommodated via provision of a regulated voltage (VREG), and a reference current (as provided, for example, by current synch(s) (IREF,I1 and I2)), as shown. A reference voltage (VREF) also may be provided, typically as an input to an amplifier providing a control signal to reference transistor 112.
Second sense transistor 114 also may be operatively linked to reference transistor 112 via an amplifier 119 in a feedback loop, thereby providing for differing control signals (e.g. control voltages) under differing temperatures (which typically correspond to differing mass flow rates). The control signal effectively maintains a constant temperature at the second sense transistor relative to the temperature of the reference transistor, and thus is an indicator of temperature adjacent the second sense transistor (e.g. in the flow region, outside the direction detection region).
As stated above, a fluid disruptor may be provided such that temperature (and mass flow rate) change with fluid flow direction in the direction detection region, but do not change with fluid flow direction in the flow region. The fluid disrupter thus may serve to enhance thermal differential between the direction detection region and the flow region under differing directions of fluid flow. This, in turn, makes it possible to compare a direction-detection control signal (V1) of the first sense transistor with a reference control signal (V2) of the second sense transistor via a processor such as comparator 232 to determine direction of fluid flow. A first relationship between such control signals may be indicative of flow in a first direction. A second relationship between such control signals may be indicative of flow in a second direction.
In some instances, the comparator output may be fed to a logical AND device. A programmed ENABLE bit also may be fed to the logical AND device so as to provide for selectively enabling direction detection. Accordingly, where the present direction detection system is to be employed in a medical setting, such as in a metered dose inhaler, it is possible to provide the manufacturer, pharmacist or doctor with the ability to selectively enable/disable this function based on the medication, or on potential liability concerns.
It will be appreciated, of course, that the control circuitry herein described is exemplary only, and that various alternative hardware and software configurations may be employed. Furthermore, as indicated above, the control circuitry may be formed as a monolithic integrated circuit having monolithically constructed sense transistors which yield both excellent resistance to breakage and rapid response time. This may provide for reliable operation over rapidly varying loads while maintaining a relatively low system cost.
Alternative configurations for the aforementioned fluid disrupter also may be used, including a configuration which employs further structure configured to promote or enhance detectable disruption in the fluid flow. In
Fluid flow direction along a bi-directional fluid flow path thus may be determined via a method including disrupting fluid flow in the direction detection region differentially based on direction of fluid flow. Such differential disruption may take the form of differential mass flow rate, which, in turn, may have a corresponding differential effect on temperature within the direction detection region. The method may further include sensing mass flow rate (or temperature) within the direction detection region, sensing mass flow rate (or temperature) in the flow region, and comparing the sensed mass flow rates (or temperatures). As indicated above, a first detected relation between such mass flow rates (or temperatures) may be indicative of fluid flow in the first direction, and a second detected relation may be indicative of fluid flow in the second direction.
Furthermore, it will be appreciated that plural sets of sense elements may be configured in an array such that multi-dimensional flow may be resolved. For example, sensors may be arranged along each of X- and Y-axes in a fluid flow chamber such that fluid flow direction in the XY plane may be determined by the vector sum of detected flows along the X- and Y-axes. Flow direction in a 3-dimensional field similarly may be determined by the vector sum of detected flows along each of three orthogonal axes (e.g. X-, Y- and Z-axes) where sense element sets are arranged along each of such three orthogonal axes.
As will be appreciated, the flow direction detector is suitable for use in a wide variety of applications including metered dose inhalers, fuel injection systems and fuel processors. As a specific, non-limiting example, the present flow direction detector may be considered to be employed in a metered dose inhaler of the type shown in FIG. 6. Such an inhaler is indicated generally at 300 in FIG. 6. Inhaler 300 typically includes a pressurized supply of an inhalant mixed with an aerosol propellant or carrier. Accordingly, the user may place the inhaler's mouthpiece 310 in or over his mouth and/or nose and activate the inhaler. Activation of the inhaler will release a "puff" of the inhalant-propellant mixture from a medicament storage chamber into a medicament delivery tube (the interior of which is represented herein, for example, at 18 in FIGS. 4 and 5). As the medicament is released, the user aspirates the medicament in the medicament delivery tube by inhaling through his mouth and/or nose.
The aforementioned flow direction detector may be employed in the medicament delivery tube of the metered dose inhaler to allow verification of proper dosage by determining the direction of fluid flow with the medicament delivery tube. When a user inhales through the fluid delivery tube upon activation of the inhaler, a flow in a first direction D1 may be initiated and maintained. The inhalant-propellant mixture thus typically will flow, in substantially laminar fashion, across temperature sensor 14, over barrier 20, across temperature sensor 16, over ledge 22, and finally out of the medicament delivery tube into the patient's mouth. In contrast, if the user exhales into the medicament delivery tube upon activation of the inhaler, fluid flow in a second direction D2 may be initiated. In this second direction D2, the inhalant-propellant mixture typically will flow across ledge 22, over mound 20, and over temperature sensor temperature sensor 16, over barrier 20, and then across temperature sensor 14. Due to the effect of the fluid disruptor when fluid flow is in the second direction D2, the flow may effectively bypass temperature sensor 16 (in direction detection region 21). Mass flow rate within flow region 23, however, will remain independent of direction of fluid flow.
Accordingly, there typically will be a differential affect on the temperature detected by temperature sensor 16 based on the direction of fluid flow. Thus, as previously described with respect to
As stated above, the metered dose inhaler may further include an indicator (such as display 36) configured to indicate to the user whether a correct dose has been administered. For example, the metered dose inhaler may employ a processor, such as processor 32 described above, to compare timing of a dosing directive of the metered dose inhaler with timing of a detected inhalation to verify proper delivery of inhalant to a user. Where the directive and delivery match in time, the indicator thus may be used to indicate proper delivery of inhalant to the user. This indicator may produce an audible or visible signal that can be perceived by the user after activation of the inhaler. For example, the inhaler may produce a sound, indicating that the user inhaled at an inappropriate time. Depending on the design of the metered dose inhaler, and the type of medication being administered, the user (or user's physician or pharmacist) can then make a decision regarding whether or not to administer another dose.
If the inhaler utilizes a flow direction detector that includes a processor, the processor may be in electronic communication with a variety of the components of the inhaler. For example, processor 32 may store within memory 34 information regarding the propriety of successive detected dosing events to record a history of metered dose inhaler use. Such information may include an indication of whether the user inhaled or exhaled at the time the dosing directive was effected, the time, the date, the amount of medicament left within the medicament storage chamber, and the like. This information may then be periodically communicated to the user, pharmacist and/or physician, as desired.
While this invention has been described in particular detail with respect to metered dose inhalers, the invention is not so limited, and, as described, is suitable for use in a variety of applications. Furthermore, the subject matter of the inventions includes all novel and non-obvious combinations and subcombinations of the various elements, features, functions and/or properties disclosed herein. Similarly, where the claims recite "a" or "a first" element or the equivalent thereof, such claims should be understood to include incorporation of one or more such elements, neither requiring nor excluding two or more such elements. It is believed that the following claims particularly point out certain combinations and subcombinations that are directed to one of the disclosed inventions and are novel and non-obvious. Inventions embodied in other combinations and subcombinations of features, functions, elements and/or properties may be claimed through amendment of the present claims or presentation of new claims in this or a related application. Such amended or new claims, whether they are directed to a different invention or directed to the same invention, whether different, broader, narrower or equal in scope to the original claims, are also regarded as included within the subject matter of the inventions of the present disclosure.
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