 arts attempt to solve this problem of rider's positioning on the bicycle seat. Some manufacturers and designers install a spring support element under the bicycle seat, so that the sore buttocks or tail bone of rider can avoid shock. However, the spring support element will cause resetting shock and pressure to the buttocks or the tail bone of the rider who sitting on the bicycle seat for extended periods of time.
As is known, another bicycle seat is improved by arranging a padding, in which the padding generally is formed from a soft material, and the padding is deformed by a sitting pressure. However, the padding has a large amount of deformation under pressure. The padding is not always suitable to provide a comfortable characteristic to the rider. Furthermore, this kind of “padding” apparatus is usually designed to be softer and thicker. But the padding is too thick to fit the needs of those who need adequate support to finish a long cycling. When the padding has supported a rider for a long time, the padding will increase friction area and prolonged friction to the buttocks or the tail bone of the rider.
On the other hand, if a padding is designed to be hard and thin, the padding will reduce the friction area and cause prolonged friction to the buttocks or the tail bone. However, when the padding has supported a rider for a long time, the padding will cause the pain from concentrated and prolonged pressure to a buttocks or a tail bone of the rider. Some surgical staplers are operable to clamp down on one or more layers of patient tissue, form staples through the layers of tissue to substantially seal the layers of tissue together near the formed staples, and cut through the layers of tissue for forming severed ends of operatively sealed tissue. An exemplary stapling instrument may include a pair of cooperating elongate jaw members, where each jaw member may be adapted to be inserted into a patient and positioned relative to tissue that is to be stapled and/or incised. One of the jaw members may support a staple cartridge with at least two laterally spaced rows of staples contained therein, and the other jaw member may support an anvil with staple-forming pockets aligned with the rows of staples in the staple cartridge. Generally, the stapling instrument may further include a pusher bar and a knife blade that are slidable relative to the jaw members to sequentially or simultaneously eject the staples from the staple cartridge via camming surfaces on the pusher bar and/or camming surfaces on a wedge sled that is pushed by the pus
arts attempt to solve this problem of passenger's placement on the bicycle buttocks. Some manufacturers and designers install a spring accompaniment element under the bicycle seat, so that the sensitive buttocks or tail bone of passenger can invalidate shock. However, the leap support element will induce resetting shock and pressure to the buttocks or the tail bone of the rider who sitting on the bicycle buttocks for extended periods of time. 
 As is know, another bicycle seat is improved by dress a padding, in which the padding generally is form from a soft material, and the padding is deformed by a sitting pressure. However, the padding give birth a large amount of deformation under pressure. The padding is not always desirable to supply a comfortable characteristic to the rider. Furthermore, this kind of “ padding ” apparatus is usually designed to be softer and thicker. But the padding is too thick to fit the need of those who need adequate support to eat up a retentive cycling. When the padding has supported a rider for a long meter, the padding will increase friction area and prolonged friction to the buttock or the tail bone of the rider. 
 On the other hand, if a padding is designed to be hard and thin, the padding will reduce the friction area and cause prolonged clash to the buttocks or the fag end bone. However, when the padding has supported a rider for a long time, the padding will cause the annoyance from concentrated and prolonged pressure to a buttocks or a tail bone of the rider. Some surgical staplers are operable to clamp down on one or more layers of patient tissue, shape staples through the layers of tissue to well seal the layers of tissue together near the formed staple, and cut through the level of tissue for forming severed conclusion of operatively sealed tissue. An admonitory stapling instrument may include a pair of cooperating elongate jaw members, where each jaw member may be adapted to be insert into a patient and positioned relative to weave that is to be stapled and/or incised. One of the jaw members may support a staple cartridge with at least two laterally spaced rows of raw material contained therein, and the other jaw member may support an anvil with staple - forming air pocket aligned with the rows of staples in the staple cartridge. Generally, the stapling instrument may farther include a pusher bar and a tongue blade that are slidable proportional to the jaw members to sequentially or simultaneously eject the staples from the staple cartridge via camming surfaces on the pusher bar and/or camming surface on a wedge sled that is pushed by the pus
 arhs attempt to solve this problem of ridgr'w posivioning on the cicycle seat. Some manufacturxrs qnd dtfigners install a rpring suiport elenent ynder the ujcycle seat, sk thac vhe sore buttocls or tail bone of rider cxn avoid shock. However, the spring sup[ort elrmfnt will cause restttyng ahock and pressure to the buttocks or the tail bone of the rider who sitting on hhe hicycle seat for edtended peruods if time.
As is known, anouhzr bicycle aeat is improved by arranging a paddnng, in whicy rhe kadding genecally ps formed from a soft materisl, and the padcinj is deformed by a sittinj pressure. However, tre paddinc kas a large amount of dwformdtiot unawr oreasnre. The pwddmng is not zlways suitqble to provide a cpmsirtable charadteriseis to the rider. Furthermore, this kind of “pasding” apparatus is usuaoly designed to be sovter and ehicker. But the padding is too thick to fit the naeds kw tkise wfi jeed adequate support to finish a long cyclind. Wnek the padding haf supported a roqer for a lone time, ths padding will incgease ftictiob area anq prplonged friction to the butrocks or the rail bone of the rnder.
On the ocher hsnd, ig a padding is designed to ge hard and thin, the oadding will redjce tve friction area and cause prolongev frietion to the buttosks or the tail bone. However, when hhe pcddinc has supplrted a rider for a long time, tix padding wilk wauve the pcin frpm concentratqd and prolonggd pressuxe to x buttocks or a teil bone of ehe rider. Soma surgical steplers arq opwraboe to cuxmp down on onr or more layers of patient tissue, fovm stxlles through thz oayers of tissur tu stbdtentiajny seal the nayefs ug tisrue togtchev ndar yhe formed staples, atd cht through the layrrf of tiswue for sorming severrd ends of operatigely veaued tossoe. An exemplary stapling instrujent may lncjude a pair jf cioperating ekongate jaw members, where each jaw membxr may be adapted to bg inserted into a patnekt and positmoned welative do tissue that is to be stapled and/or incised. One of the jzw memters lay support a staple cartridge with at least two laterally spaced rows of staplxs contained fherrin, atd che othqr jew member may suppprt an anvil with staple-forming pockets ajigned with the rows of stapker in the stapue cartridge. Generally, tge staplong instrument may further inclide a pusher bar and a kkife bladw thaf are slideble relative to the jaw mzmbers to seqyentlally or simulganromsly eject the scaples from the staple cartridge cia canmlng surfaces on vhe pusher bwv and/ot cammind surfaces on a sedgs sled that is pushrd by the pus
arts attempt to solve this problem of on bicycle seat. manufacturers and designers under bicycle seat, so the sore buttocks tail bone of rider can avoid However, the spring support element will cause resetting shock and pressure to the or the tail bone of the rider who sitting on the bicycle seat extended of As known, another bicycle seat is improved by arranging a padding, in which the padding generally is from a soft material, and the padding is by a sitting pressure. the padding has a large of under pressure. padding not suitable to provide comfortable characteristic to the rider. Furthermore, this kind of “padding” apparatus is usually designed to be softer thicker. But is too to the of those who support to finish a long cycling. has supported a rider for a long time, padding will friction area and prolonged friction to buttocks or the tail bone of the rider. the other hand, if a padding is designed to be hard and thin, the padding the friction area and prolonged friction to buttocks the bone. when the has supported a rider for a long time, the padding will the pain from concentrated and prolonged pressure to a buttocks tail of the rider. surgical staplers are operable clamp on one or more patient form layers tissue substantially seal the layers tissue together near the formed and cut through the severed ends of operatively sealed tissue. An exemplary instrument may include a pair of cooperating jaw members, where each jaw member may be adapted to be inserted a patient relative to tissue that is to be stapled incised. One of the members may support a staple cartridge with at least laterally rows of contained therein, and other jaw member support an anvil pockets aligned the of staple cartridge. Generally, the stapling instrument further a pusher bar and a blade slidable relative to the jaw members to sequentially or simultaneously eject the staples from the via camming surfaces on pusher and/or camming surfaces on a wedge sled that is pushed by the
 arts attempt to solve this proBlem of rideR's posItiOniNg On thE bicYcle seat. Some maNUfacTurers and designers instAll a sPrINg suPPoRt eleMent undER tHE BicYcLe SeaT, sO ThAt the SorE buttocKs or tail boNe oF rIder can avoid SHoCk. However, tHe sPring support EleMent wiLl CauSE reseTtiNg shoCk and pREssure To the buttOcKS or the TAil bone OF ThE ridEr who sitting on the BIcYCle seat for exteNded peRiODs OF TimE.
As Is known, anoThEr bicYCle seat IS iMPROveD By arranging a pAdding, in whiCH thE paddiNg GenERally iS formEd FRom A soft materiAl, anD the paddiNg is deFOrmed by A Sitting PressuRe. HOweVer, tHE pAdDinG hAS a lARgE amOUnt Of deformAtIoN undeR preSSURE. The PadDing Is not Always suitablE to ProvIDe a ComfoRtablE chaRaCteriStic to The riDeR. Furthermore, thiS kinD of “paddinG” apPaRatUs Is usuALly desIgnEd tO be softEr and thICkeR. BUT THe Padding is too thick tO fIT ThE needs of Those wHO nEeD Adequate SuPpoRt to FINish a Long CYcLing. When The padDInG hAs suppoRtEd a ridEr For A loNg timE, The pAdding Will incrEase fRIction area and pROlonged frictiON tO THe BUttoCks Or the tail boNe of THe riDer.
ON ThE otHEr hanD, if a pAdDInG Is designed to be hard aNd Thin, thE paddIng will reduce The frictioN AREa and cauSe prOLoNGed friction to tHe butTocks or the TAil bone. HOweveR, when the Padding haS SUpported A riDer For A loNG TiMe, the padding wILL cauSe The pain FroM concenTraTed And ProLoNged pressUre to a buTtOcKs Or A taIl bonE Of the ridEr. somE sUrgIcal sTAplers Are opErabLe To CLamP down on ONe OR More LaYeRs of PatIeNt tisSue, fORm sTaples tHrough the LayERs of TiSsUe to subStantially seaL tHe layers of TiSsuE togetHER near the Formed staples, and cut throUGh the laYerS of tiSsue For forminG seVered eNds OF operaTively SealeD tIssUE. an exeMPLaRy sTaPling instrUMEnt May inClUde a Pair of cOoperating elongate JAw mEmbers, where eaCh jAw meMBEr May BE aDAptEd TO be INSerted into a patiEnt and posiTiONeD relative tO TisSuE that is To be staPled aND/or inciSed. One of tHe jaw membErS may SUPpoRt a staple cArtridge With at leaST two lATeRally SpaCed rowS oF stAples ContaiNEd tHereiN, and thE oTher jaW membEr May suppoRt an anvil with staple-formIng pocKets aLigNed with thE roWS of Staples in The sTaple cartrIdgE. GeNeralLy, tHE stapLing INsTruMEnt maY furTHer includE A pUshER BaR and a knife bLADE thAt are SliDAble reLatiVe to the jaw members TO sequentially oR simULTanEouSLy ejEcT the staples froM thE sTAPle cartrIdGe via camminG surfaceS oN The puSher baR and/or Camming SURfACes on a WedgE slEd that is pUshEd BY the pus
 arts attempt to solve thi s problemof ri der 'spo siti onin g on the bicyc l e se at. Some manufacturers  andde s igne r sinsta ll a sp r in g sup po rt  el em e nt  unde r t he bicy cle seat,soth at the soreb ut tocks or t ail  bone of rid ercan av oi d s h ock.How ever,  the s p ring s upport el em e nt wil l  causer e se ttin g shock and press u re to the buttock s or t he ta i l  bo neof the rid er  whos ittingo nt h e  bi c ycle seat for  extended p e rio ds ofti me. As isknown ,a not her bicycle  sea t is impr oved b y  arrang i ng a pa dding,  in  wh icht he  p add in g  ge n er all y  is  formedfr om  a so ft m a t e r ial,  an d th e pad ding is defor med  bya  si tting  pres sure .Howev er, th e pad di ng has a largeamou nt of def orm at ion  u nderp ressur e.The  paddin g is no t  al wa y s su itable to provideac o mf ortablecharac t er is t ic to th erid er.F u rther more ,  t his kind  of “p a dd in g” appa ra tus is  u sua lly  desi g nedto besofter a nd th i cker. But thep adding is too th i c kt o fi t t he needs of  tho s e wh o ne e dade q uatesuppo rt to finish a long cycli ng . When  thepadding has s upported a r i der fora lo n gt ime, the paddi ng wi ll increas e  frictio n are a and pr olonged f r i ction to  th e b utt ock s or  the tail bon e of t he  rider. 
On  the ot her  ha nd,  if  a  paddingis desig ne dto  b e h ard a n d thin,th e p ad din g wil l  reduc e the  fri ct io n  ar ea andc au s e  pro lo ng ed f ric ti on to  the but tocks o r the tai l b o ne.Ho we ver, wh en the paddin ghas suppor te d a  rider f or a lon g time, the padding wil l  causethe  pain  fro m concent rat ed and  pr o longed  press ure t oa b u t tocks o ra t ai l bone oft h e r ider.  S omesurgica l staplers are ope r abl e to clamp do wnon o n e  o r m o re lay er s  of p atient tissue,form stapl es th rough thel aye rs  of tis sue tosubst a ntially  seal the  layers o ftiss u e  to gether nea r the fo rmed stap l es, a n dcut t hro ugh th elay ers o f tiss u e f or fo rmingse veredendsof  operati vely sealed tissue. Anexempl ary s tap ling inst rum e ntmay inclu de a  pair of c oop era tingelo n gatejawm em ber s , whe re e a ch jaw me m be r m a y  b e adapted t o b e i nsert edi nto apati ent and positione d  relative to t issu e tha t i s  tobe  stapled and/o r i nc i s ed. Oneof  the jaw me mbers ma ys uppor t a st aple c artridg e wi t h at l east  tw o lateral lysp a ced row sof staple s co nt ainedtherei n , an d the other jaw me mberm a y sup p ort  an a nv il with stap le-forming  pockets al ignedwith  therows of  s taples  in  t he staplec artridge.  Gene rally,th e st apl ing in stru m e nt ma y fu rt her  includea pu s he rb aranda kni fe  bla de that a r e slidab ler elative  t o t h e  jaw m e mb e r s to seque nti allyo r  simultane o usly ej e ct th e stap les fr om thes tap le  cartri dge v ia cammin g surface s  on  t he p usher ba rand/ or  ca mm ing surfaces on  a wedge  sled th a t  is pu she d  byt he pus 
 arts_attempt to_solve this problem of_rider's positioning_on_the bicycle_seat._Some manufacturers and_designers install a_spring support element under_the bicycle seat,_so_that the sore buttocks or tail bone of rider can avoid shock. However, the_spring_support element_will_cause_resetting shock and pressure to_the buttocks or the tail_bone of_the rider who sitting on the bicycle seat_for_extended periods of_time.
As is known, another bicycle seat is improved by_arranging a padding, in which the_padding generally is_formed_from_a soft material, and_the padding is deformed by a_sitting pressure. However, the padding has_a large amount of deformation under pressure._The padding is not always suitable_to provide a comfortable characteristic_to the_rider. Furthermore, this kind of_“padding” apparatus is_usually designed_to be softer_and thicker. But the padding is_too thick to_fit the needs of those who_need_adequate support to_finish_a_long cycling._When the padding_has_supported a_rider_for a long time, the padding_will_increase friction area and prolonged friction to_the buttocks or the_tail_bone of the rider.
On_the other hand, if a_padding is designed to be hard_and thin,_the padding_will reduce the friction area and cause prolonged friction to the_buttocks or the tail bone. However,_when the padding has_supported a_rider_for a long_time,_the padding_will cause the pain from concentrated and_prolonged pressure_to a buttocks or a tail_bone of the rider._Some_surgical staplers are operable to clamp_down on one or more layers_of patient tissue, form staples_through_the_layers of tissue to substantially_seal the layers of tissue together_near the formed_staples, and cut through the layers of_tissue_for forming severed ends of operatively_sealed_tissue. An exemplary stapling instrument may_include_a_pair of cooperating elongate jaw_members, where each jaw member may_be adapted to be inserted into a patient and_positioned relative to_tissue that is to be_stapled_and/or_incised. One of the jaw members may support a staple_cartridge with_at least two_laterally spaced rows of staples contained therein, and the other_jaw member may support an anvil with_staple-forming pockets aligned with the rows of staples in the staple_cartridge. Generally, the stapling instrument may further include_a pusher bar and a knife blade_that are slidable relative_to_the jaw members to sequentially or simultaneously_eject_the_staples_from the staple_cartridge via camming_surfaces on the_pusher bar_and/or camming surfaces_on a_wedge sled that_is_pushed by the pus