Author: claimsbot

What is claimed is:

1. An image display method comprising the steps of:
obtaining photographic information associated with image data;
selecting a display mode of said image data on the basis of said photographic information obtained; and
changing the display of said image data in accordance with said display mode selected.
2. An image display method comprising the steps of:
obtaining photographic information associated with image data;
selecting a candidate for a display mode of said image data on the basis of said photographic information obtained;
displaying information on said candidate for said display mode of said image data so that a user may be able to select said candidate for said display mode; and
changing the display of said image data in accordance with said display mode selected.
3. An image display method according to claim 1,
wherein said photographic information is the information which was recorded in association with said image data when the image contained in said image data was taken by a photographic device.
4. An image display method according to claim 3,
wherein said photographic information contains at least one of the information on the photographic datetime, the information on a focused position, the information on the line of sight of the photographer, the information an the mode of photography, the information on the position of the taking place, the information on the direction of the photographic device, the information on the depth of field, and the information on the presenceabsence of flash illumination at the taking time.
5. An image display method according to claim 4,
wherein said display mode includes a mode of zooming in a portion of the image, a mode of zooming out from a portion of the image, or a mode of synthesizing and displaying an animation in the image.
6. An image display method according to claim 2,
wherein said photographic information is the information which was recorded in association with said image data when the image contained in said image data was taken by a photographic device.
7. An image display method according to claim 6,
wherein said photographic information contains at least one of the information on the photographic datetime, the information on a focused position, the information on the line of sight of the photographer, the information on the mode of photography, the information on the position of the taking place, the information on the direction of the photographic device, the information on the depth of field, and the information on the presenceabsence of flash illumination at the taking time.
8. An image display method according to claim 7,
wherein said display mode includes a mode of zooming in a portion of the image, a mode of zooming out from a portion of the image, or a mode of synthesizing and displaying an animation in the image.
9. A program for displaying image data, comprising the steps of:
obtaining photographic information associated with image data;
selecting a display mode of said image data on the basis of said photographic information obtained; and
changing the display of said image data in accordance with said display mode selected.
10. A program for displaying image data, comprising the steps of:
obtaining photographic information associated with image data;
selecting a candidate for a display mode of said image data on the basis of said photographic information obtained;
displaying information on said candidate for said display mode of said image data so that a user may be able to select said candidate for said display mode; and
changing the display of said image data in accordance with said display mode selected.
11. An image display device comprising:
display means for displaying an image;
image data obtaining means for obtaining image data;
photographic information obtaining means for obtaining photographic information associated with the image data;
display mode selecting means for selecting a display mode corresponding to said photographic information; and
display control means for changing the display of said image data in said display means in accordance with said display mode selected.
12. An image display device comprising:
display means for displaying an image;
image data obtaining means for obtaining image data;
photographic information obtaining means for obtaining photographic information associated with the image data;
display mode candidate selecting means for selecting a candidate for a display mode corresponding to said photographic information; and
display control means for displaying such information in said display means as calls up a user to decide said display mode candidates selected, and for changing the display of said image data in said display means in accordance with said display mode selected.

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. A method of forming a multi-layer paint film comprising:
forming a first base paint film in which an aqueous first base paint (A) is coated over an electrodeposited cured paint film;
forming a second base paint film forming process in which an aqueous second base paint (B) is coated over the first base paint film without carrying out preliminary drying by heating after forming the first base paint film;
forming a clear paint film forming in which preliminary drying is carried out by heating after forming the second base paint film, a single-liquid type clear paint (C) is coated over the second base paint film; and
heating and curing in which first base paint film, the second base paint film, and the clear paint film are heated and cured at the same time, wherein the first base paint (A) includes water-soluble or water-dispersible polyurethane resin (A1) of acid value of less than 15 mgKOHg and hydroxyl group value from 10 to 100 mgKOHg and titanium oxide (A2) of specific surface area not more than 13 m2g, and the water-soluble or water-dispersible polyurethane resin (A1) includes from 4 to 15 mass % with respect to the resin solid fraction of the water-soluble or water-dispersible polyurethane resin (A1) of at least one of ethylene oxide units and propylene oxide units, and the mass content ratio of the titanium oxide (A2) is from 40 to 60 mass % with respect to the paint solid fraction of the first base paint (A).
2. The method of forming a multi-layer paint film as claimed in claim 1, wherein the water-soluble or water-dispersible polyurethane resin (A1) is a water-soluble or water-dispersible polyurethane resin which has been obtained by the reaction of a polyester polyol and a polyisocyanate compound.
3. The method of forming a multi-layer paint film as claimed in claim 1, wherein a dry film thickness of the first base paint film is from 20 to 40 \u03bcm.
4. A paint film which has been formed by means of the method of forming a multi-layer paint film as claimed in claim 1.

1. A magnetic disk drive including a magnetic recording medium, a perpendicular magnetic recording head, and a positioning device for positioning the perpendicular magnetic recording head over the magnetic recording medium, said magnetic disk drive supplying write electrical current to the perpendicular magnetic recording head, said perpendicular magnetic recording head comprising:
a main pole including a magnetic multilayer composed of a high saturation flux density layer and a low saturation flux density layer;
a return path for supplying a magnetic flux to the main pole; and
a conductive coil for excitation of the return path,
wherein:
the high saturation flux density layer contains an Fe\u2014Co alloy,
a width of the main pole is 200 nanometers or less,
a direction of magnetization in a pair of the high saturation flux density layers of the magnetic multilayer facing each other with respect to the low saturation flux density layer is oriented in an antiparallel arrangement by magnetostatic coupling between magnetization of the high saturation flux density layers, and
a thickness of the high saturation flux density layer is thicker than the thickness of the low flux density layer.
2. A magnetic disk drive including a magnetic recording medium, a perpendicular magnetic recording head, and a positioning device for positioning the perpendicular magnetic recording head over the magnetic recording medium, said magnetic disk drive supplying write electrical current to the perpendicular magnetic recording head, said perpendicular magnetic recording head comprising:
a main pole including a magnetic multilayer composed of a high saturation flux density layer and a low saturation flux density layer;
a return path for supplying a magnetic flux to the main pole; and
a conductive coil for excitation of the return path,
wherein:
a width of the main pole is 200 nanometers or less,
a thickness of the high saturation flux density layer is thicker than the thickness of the low flux density layer, and
a direction of magnetization in a pair of the high saturation flux density layers of the magnetic multilayer facing each other with respect to the low saturation flux density layer is oriented in an antiparallel arrangement by magnetostatic coupling between magnetization of the high saturation flux density layers.
3. The magnetic disk drive according to claim 1, wherein said main pole is arranged at the trailing side of the return path, and said perpendicular magnetic recording head further comprises:
a yoke arranged between the main pole and the return path; and
a main pole taper section arranged between the yoke and the main pole.
4. The magnetic disk drive according to claim 2, wherein said main pole is arranged at the trailing side of the return path, and said perpendicular magnetic recording head further comprises:
a yoke arranged between the main pole and the return path; and
a main pole taper section arranged between the yoke and the main pole.
5. A magnetic disk drive including a magnetic recording medium, a thin film perpendicular magnetic recording head, a positioning device for positioning the thin film perpendicular magnetic recording head over the magnetic recording medium, and a device control portion for supplying a write electrical current to the thin film perpendicular magnetic recording head and encoding write data, said thin film perpendicular magnetic recording head comprising:
a main pole including a magnetic multilayer composed of a high saturation flux density layer and a low saturation flux density layer;
an auxiliary pole;
a return path for supplying a magnetic flux to the main pole; and
a conductive coil for excitation of the main pole and the return path,
wherein:
a width of the main pole is 200 nanometers or less,

a thickness of the high saturation flux density layer is thicker than the thickness of the low flux density layer, and
overshoot of the write electrical current is controlled less or equal to 100% by the device control portion.
6. A magnetic disk drive according to claim 5, wherein the overshoot of the write electrical current is controlled within a range of 50% to 100% by the device control portion.
7. A magnetic disk drive according to claim 5, wherein the magnetic recording medium comprises:
a recording layer comprising a ferromagnetic material with high coercivity and which retains written data through its uniaxial magnetic anisotropy; and
a flux keeper layer with low coercivity and which contributes to the generation of a magnetic recording field through interaction with a write element.

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. A method for testing a computer system, the method comprising:
testing the computer system, by a sequencer, using test modules arranged in a first sequence, wherein each of the test modules is for testing at least a portion of the computer system;
generating an interrupt by a test module, wherein the interrupt is generated in response to encountering an error during testing, or in response to the test module requiring an operator to complete a particular portion of testing;
responsive to the interrupt generated by the test module in the modules, determining if the operator is available to respond to the interrupt;
responsive to determining that the operator is available to respond to the interrupt, arranging, by the sequencer, the test modules into a second sequence based on a first policy; and
responsive to determining that the operator is unavailable to respond to the interrupt, arranging, by the sequencer, the test modules into a third sequence based on a second policy.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the test modules are arranged into the second sequence based upon a degree of operator relevancy with respect to each of the test modules.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein the degree of operator relevancy comprises a degree of efficiency associated with the operator.
4. The method of claim 2, wherein the degree of operator relevancy comprises a degree of power requirements associated with the operator.
5. The method of claim 1, wherein arranging the test modules into the second sequence and the arranging the test modules into the third sequence comprises arranging critical test modules before non-critical test modules.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein arranging test modules into the second sequence and arranging the test modules into the third sequence is based on testing history statistics of each of the test modules and a failure rate of each of the test modules.
7. The method of claim 1, wherein arranging the test modules into the second sequence and arranging the test modules into the third sequence is based on an order dependency between at least two of the test modules.
8. A data processing computer system comprising:
a bus;
a communications unit connected to the bus;
a storage device connected to the bus, wherein the storage device includes program code; and
a processor unit connected to the bus, wherein the processor unit is configured to run the program code to test the computer system, by a sequencer, using test modules arranged in a first sequence, wherein each of the test modules is for testing at least a portion of the computer system; generate an interrupt by a test module, wherein the interrupt is generated in response to encountering an error during testing, or in response to the test module requiring an operator to complete a particular portion of testing; determine if the operator is available to respond to the interrupt in response to the interrupt generated by the test module in the modules; arrange, by the sequencer, the test modules into a second sequence based on a first policy in response to determining that the operator is available to respond to the interrupt; and arrange, by the sequencer, the test modules into a third sequence based on a second policy in response to determining that the operator is unavailable to respond to the interrupt.
9. The data processing computer system of claim 8, wherein the test modules are arranged into the second sequence based upon a degree of operator relevancy with respect to each of the test modules.
10. The data processing computer system of claim 9, wherein the degree of operator relevancy comprises a degree of efficiency associated with the operator.
11. The data processing computer system of claim 9, wherein the degree of operator relevancy comprises a degree of power requirements associated with the operator.
12. The data processing computer system of claim 8, wherein arranging the test modules into the second sequence and arranging the test modules into the third sequence comprises arranging critical test modules before non-critical test modules.
13. The data processing computer system of claim 8, wherein arranging the test modules into the second sequence and arranging the test modules into the third sequence is based on testing history statistics of each of the test modules and a failure rate of each of the test modules.
14. The data processing computer system of claim 8, wherein arranging the test modules into the second sequence and arranging the test modules into the third sequence is based on an order dependency between at least two of the test modules.
15. A computer program product for testing a computer system comprising:
a non-transitory computer readable storage device;
program code, stored on the computer readable storage device, for testing the computer system, by a sequencer, using test modules arranged in a first sequence, wherein each of the test modules is for testing at least a portion of the computer system;
program code, stored on the computer readable storage device, for generating an interrupt by a test module, wherein the interrupt is generated in response to encountering an error during testing, or in response to the test module requiring an operator to complete a particular portion of testing;
program code, stored on the computer readable storage device, for determining if the operator is available to respond to the interrupt in response to the interrupt generated by the test module in the modules;
program code, stored on the computer readable storage device, for arranging, by the sequencer, the test modules into a second sequence based on a first policy in response to determining that the operator is available to respond to the interrupt; and
program code, stored on the computer readable storage device, for arranging, by the sequencer, the test modules into a third sequence based on a second policy in response to determining that the operator is unavailable to respond to the interrupt.
16. The computer program product of claim 15 wherein the test modules are arranged into the second sequence based upon a degree of operator relevancy with respect to each of the test modules.
17. The computer program product of claim 16 wherein the degree of operator relevancy comprises a degree of efficiency associated with the operator.
18. The computer program product of claim 16 wherein the degree of operator relevancy comprises a degree of power requirements associated with the operator.
19. The computer program product of claim 15 wherein arranging the test modules into the second sequence and arranging the test modules into the third sequence comprises arranging critical test modules before non-critical test modules.
20. The computer program product of claim 15 wherein arranging the test modules into the second sequence and arranging the test modules into the third sequence is based on one or more of testing history statistics of each of the test modules, failure rate of each of the test modules, and an order dependency between at least two of the test modules.