Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1992-06-10
1993-06-08
Clark, David L.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
395275, 395500, 364DIG2, 36492692, 36492693, 36492795, 36492797, 36492799, 3649393, 36494833, 3649501, 3649521, 3649579, 364959, 3649593, 3649612, 3649663, 364968, 360 9801, G06F 1300
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active
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ABSTRACT:
A multiple disk drive array storage device emulates the operation of a single disk drive. The array storage device includes a large buffer memory and a plurality of asynchronously-operating disk drives. A full physical track of data from each of the disk drives within the array is stored within the buffer memory and concatenated to create a large logical track of data. The large buffer memory and asynchronously-operating disk drives results in a data transfer rate that is faster than the standard disk drive architecture.
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Clark David L.
Cray Research Inc.
Fagan Matthew C.
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