1. An apparatus comprising:
a configurable garment capable of being worn in a plurality of positions on a user, one of the plurality of positions including a combination of a scarf and a headband;
wherein the configurable garment is formed from a unitary body section of material that includes at least two closed loop sections coupled together by a connection, the connection including at least one seam.
2. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the unitary body section of material of material is expandable.
3. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the at least one seam is created by sewing a folded part of the unitary body to the rest of the unitary body.
4. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the at least two closed loop section move with respect to each other to achieve the plurality of positions without removing the configurable garment from the user’s head.
5. A configurable garment comprising:
a unitary body section having a first end, a second end, a length, a width, a first side, and a second side, the unitary body being manipulated to form a first loop section and a second loop section, wherein the first loop section is formed by folding a first section of the unitary body proximate the first end of the unitary body towards the second end creating a first seam to attach the first section to the first side of the unitary body, and the second loop section is formed by folding a second section of the unitary body proximate the second end of the unitary body towards the first seam creating a second seam to attach the second section to the second side of the unitary body; and
a connection formed by the combination of the first seam and the second seam, the connection coupling the first loop section and the second loop section;
wherein the first loop section and the second loop section move with respect to each other to accommodate a plurality of wearable positions on a user.
6. The configurable garment of claim 5, wherein, in a first wearable position of the plurality of wearable positions, the first loop section and the second loop section are both worn around the user’s head.
7. The configurable garment of claim 5, wherein, in a second wearable position of the plurality of wearable positions, the first loop section and the second loop section are both worn around the user’s neck.
8. The configurable garment of claim 5, wherein, in a third wearable position of the plurality of wearable positions, the first loop section is worn around the user’s head and the second loop section is worn around the user’s neck.
9. The configurable garment of claim 1, wherein, in a fourth wearable position of the plurality of wearable positions, the first loop section is worn around the user’s head and the second loop section is worn around the user’s nose and mouth.
10. The configurable garment of claim 5, wherein the unitary body is comprised of an expandable material.
11. The configurable garment of claim 5, wherein the first loop section is smaller than the second loop section such that the first loop section fits within the second loop section.
12. The configurable garment of claim 5, wherein the first side and the second side of the unitary body differ in at least one of color, pattern and exterior material finish.
13. A method comprising:
providing a unitary body section having a first end, a second end, a length, a width, a first side, and a second side;
manipulating a first section of the unitary body section proximate the first end of the unitary body section by moving the first section towards the second end of the unitary body section a distance, wherein a face of the first section of the unitary body section touches the first side of another part of the unitary body section proximate an edge of the first section;
attaching the first section proximate the edge of the first section to the first side of the unitary body section to create a first seamed connection;
manipulating a second section of the unitary body section proximate the second end of the unitary body section by moving the second section towards the first seamed connection, wherein a face of the second section of the unitary body section touches the second side of another part of the unitary body section proximate an edge of the second section; and
attaching the second section proximate the edge of the second section to the second side of the unitary body section to create a second seamed connection;
wherein the first seamed connection and the second seamed connection combine to form a connection, the connection coupling a first loop section and a second loop section,
wherein the first loop section and the second loop section are moved with respect to other to accommodate a plurality of wearable positions on a user.
14. The method of claim 13, wherein, in a first wearable position of the plurality of wearable positions, the first loop section and the second loop section are both worn around the user’s head.
15. The method of claim 13, wherein, in a second wearable position of the plurality of wearable positions, the first loop section and the second loop section are both worn around the user’s neck.
16. The method of claim 13, wherein, in a third wearable position of the plurality of wearable positions, the first loop section is worn around the user’s head and the second loop section is worn around the user’s neck.
17. The method of claim 13, wherein, in a fourth wearable position of the plurality of wearable positions, the first loop section is worn around the user’s head and the second loop section is worn around the user’s nose and mouth.
18. The method of claim 13, wherein the unitary body is comprised of an expandable material.
19. The method of claim 13, wherein the first loop section is smaller than the second loop section such that the first loop section fits within the second loop section.
20. The method of claim 13, wherein the first loop section and the second loop section move with respect to each other to achieve the plurality of wearable positions without removing the configurable garment from the user’s head.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
We claim:
1. A circuit configuration, comprising:
a number of function blocks having inputs and outputs;
connections connecting said inputs and outputs of each of said function blocks to at least one other of said function blocks, said connections including at least one subset in the form of a respective interlocking element having a normal mode, a test mode, a further data input and a further data output;
an activation line for switching said interlocking element from said normal mode to said test mode;
data line sections connecting said further data inputs and outputs to one another forming a shift register from said interlocking elements to provide a scan path; and
at least one electrically programmable protection element disposed along at least one of said activation line and said data line sections for selectively interrupting and connecting a given one of said lines to a defined potential.
2. The circuit configuration according to claim 1, wherein said at least one protection element is a line section disposed in said given line for electrical disconnection.
3. The circuit configuration according to claim 1, wherein said at least one protection element is a line section to be produced electrically and being disposed between said given line and the defined potential.
4. The circuit configuration according to claim 1, wherein said at least one protection element is formed with a logic gate disposed in said given line and having another input to be irreversibly connected to a defined potential by a line section to be selectively disconnected and produced electrically for switching off said logic gate.