1. An aseptically packaged composition for infants comprising an aseptically sterilized container and at least 236 ml of a sterilized, concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion that is aseptically packaged within the container.
2. The aseptically packaged composition of claim 1 wherein the concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion has a total solids content of from about 1.5 to about 3.5 times that of the nutritional beverage prepared as directed.
3. The aseptically packaged composition of claim 1 wherein the concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion has a caloric density of from about 1.2 to about 4.0 kcal per ml.
4. The aseptically packaged composition of claim 1 wherein the container comprises from about 590 ml to about 1,200 ml of the concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion.
5. The aseptically packaged composition of claim 1 wherein the container comprises from about 50% to 100% by weight of a plastic.
6. The aseptically packaged composition of claim 5 wherein the container is a flexible pouch and wherein at least 946 ml of the sterilized, concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion is aseptically packaged within the container.
7. The aseptically packaged composition of claim 1 wherein the concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion is hermetically sealed within the container.
8. The aseptically packaged composition of claim 1 wherein the concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion, when subjected to centrifugation at 31,000\xd7g, 20\xb0 C., for 8 hours, has a cream later that represents at least 7% by weight of the concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion.
9. The aseptically packaged composition of claim 1 wherein the concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion comprises fat, protein, and carbohydrate.
10. A method of making an aseptically packaged, concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion for an infant, comprising the steps of:
sterilizing a concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion;
sterilizing a container; and
aseptically packaging at least 236 ml of the sterilized emulsion into the sterilized container to form an aseptically packaged, concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion.
11. The method of claim 10 wherein the concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion has a total solids content of from about 1.5 to about 3.5 times that of the nutritional beverage prepared as directed.
12. The method of claim 10 wherein the concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion has a caloric density of from about 1.2 to about 4.0 kcal per ml.
13. The method of claim 10 wherein the container comprises from about 590 ml to about 1,200 ml of the concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion.
14. The method of claim 10 wherein the container comprises a peroxide or acid-treated internal surface.
15. The method of claim 10 wherein the container comprises from about 50% to 100% by weight of a plastic.
16. The method of claim 10 wherein the aseptically packaged, concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion has a headspace of less than 10 cubic centimeters.
17. A method of making a liquid nutritional beverage suitable for oral administration to an infant, the method comprising the steps of:
obtaining at least 236 ml of an aseptically packaged, concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion having a caloric density of from about 1.2 to about 4.0 kcal per ml;
decanting a portion of the concentrated, nutritional liquid emulsion into a container; and
diluting the portion with an aqueous liquid to reduce the caloric density by at least 40%, to form a liquid nutritional beverage suitable for oral administration to the infant.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. An exterior panel for a vehicle having a structure for preventing water from remaining therein, including:
reinforcing ribs having a shape inclined downward, integrally formed on an inner surface of the panel, and disposed in a staggered arrangement at left and right sides of the panel, such that zigzag-shaped water drain routes, which guide water flowing into the panel in a downward direction, are formed on the inner surface of the panel,
wherein lower end portions of the reinforcing ribs are adjacent to each other in upward and downward directions.
2. The exterior panel of claim 1, wherein a plurality of sub ribs, disposed at predetermined intervals, are extended and elongated downward from a lower side of each of the reinforcing ribs.
3. The exterior panel of claim 1, wherein a water drain pad portion, protruding from an inner surface of the panel and elongated in a shape inclined downward, guides the water, which flows into the inner surface of the panel, in the downward direction.
4. The exterior panel of claim 3, wherein the water drain pad portion has a shape that is inclined downward from a center of the panel in left and right directions toward both left and right sides of the panel.
5. The exterior panel of claim 1, wherein positions of water discharge ports, which are set by a portion of the reinforcing ribs that are positioned at a lowermost end of the panel, are set to both left and right sides of the panel at the lowermost end of the panel.
6. The exterior panel of claim 1, wherein the external panel is mounted to a rear side of a tail gate or a trunk lid of the vehicle.
7. The exterior panel of claim 4, wherein positions of water discharge ports, which are set by the reinforcing ribs that are positioned at a lowermost end of the panel, are set to both left and right sides of the panel at the lowermost end of the panel.
8. An exterior panel for a vehicle having a structure for preventing water from remaining therein, including:
reinforcing ribs having a shape inclined downward, integrally formed on an inner surface of the external panel, and disposed in a staggered arrangement at left and right sides of the external panel, such that water flows into the external panel in a downward direction along zigzag-shaped water drain routes formed on the inner surface of the external panel, wherein lower end portions of the reinforcing ribs are adjacent to each other in upward and downward directions;
a plurality of sub ribs, disposed at predetermined intervals, are extended and elongated downward from a lower side of each of the reinforcing ribs; and
a water drain pad portion, protruding from an inner surface of the external panel and elongated in a shape inclined downward, and guiding the water, which flows into the inner surface of the external panel, in the downward direction,
wherein the water drain pad portion is formed to have a shape that is inclined downward from a center of the external panel in left and right directions toward both left and right sides of the external panel, and
wherein positions of water discharge ports, which are set by a portion of the reinforcing ribs that are positioned at a lowermost end of the external panel, are set to both left and right sides of the external panel at the lowermost end of the external panel.