| The solid-state structure reveals that the rings circumrotate to accommodate the cationic template. |
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| Unlike delicate solid-state circuitry, valves are incredibly robust from an electrical perspective. |
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| Not only do condensed matter physicists use accelerators, but particle physicists use superconductors and solid-state detectors. |
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| In particular, the k coloring problem can be mapped directly onto a model of a magnetic system in solid-state physics. |
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| Therefore, the present work attempts to extend the existing research on the solid-state thermochemistry of burning wood to include polymers. |
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| Nowadays when your solid-state, instant-on color TV goes on the blink, you phone the TV repairman for an appointment. |
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| In 1948 the vacuum tube was replaced by longer-lived solid-state transistors, marking the dawn of microelectronics. |
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| Although limited, overprinting the melt-present fabric development are solid-state microstructures. |
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| Researchers also hope to create a tank design that could be adaptable to any type of solid-state hydrogen storage. |
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| Other physicists have explored the electronic properties of DNA and its use as a scaffold for solid-state dye lasers. |
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| Brattain, Ph.D., was an expert in the nature of the atomic structure of solids at their surface level and solid-state physics. |
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| Thermoelectric materials can be fashioned into devices to create electricity from temperature differences or into solid-state cooling devices. |
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| On others, such as modern solid-state FET mics, the input impedance can be set to 10x the microphone's output impedance or more. |
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| The radar has solid-state electronics and a built-in test for ease in troubleshooting and sustainment. |
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| Electron tubes have been replaced by solid-state devices, such as transistors, for most applications. |
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| It can be used in conjunction with thermocouples or solid-state relays in addition to thermistors and RTD sensors. |
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| Beneath the stylish exterior lies the best-sounding solid-state electronics available at any price. |
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| Among the teams was one doing solid-state research. |
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| He specialized in both solid-state and low-temperature physics. |
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| The project builds on a revolutionary silicon thin-film process that for the first time will enable solid-state lighting to reach the mass market. |
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| Later sensors were outgrowths of this and went on to solid-state extensions where heat radiation, as well as light, from the Earth could be measured. |
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| This players's solid-state design plays from SD card and allows an even greater tolerance of dust and vibrations, making it exceptionally reliable. |
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| The benefits of solid-state lighting derive from a much higher efficiency than conventional light bulbs, reducing energy consumption by as much as 80 percent. |
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| For such a large array, an electron tube was chosen instead of a solid-state sensor because the cost per unit area was considerably lower than that of a solid-state detector. |
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| Western culture is based on an idea of an integrated, coherent, solid-state self and on the related idea that we are all equally morally responsible. |
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| All the electronic equipment using the semiconductor-based solid-state technology and their functioning is highly sensitive to the ambient temperature. |
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| Rockets, turbines, computers, solid-state electronics, and nuclear and thermonuclear devices were all relatively new to members of the early Cold War generation. |
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| Thin-film technology eliminates the need for so much casing, and Planar's solid-state electrolyte doubles as a separator. |
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| If you had told me a year ago that a mere solid-state amp could seduce me, I'd have said you were nuts. |
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| And as microchip technology developed, the games transitioned to solid-state computing. |
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| In the last 20 years, solid-state detectors or detector arrays have emerged as the dominant 'cameras' over near-infrared vidicon tubes. |
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| That may seem odd, because most solid-state L. E. D.'s are not noticeably hot. |
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| Channeling, also spelled Channelling, in solid-state physics, the directionally selective penetration of crystalline solids by a beam of atoms. |
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| A striking manifestation of this phenomena is the ability to grow crystalline solid-state structures from a solution of cyclic elastin-like oligopeptides by heating. |
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| The same money could have gotten me a brand new, solid-state amplifier, one with more power and even some neat effects like reverb and vibrato, but that's not what I wanted. |
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| All recorders on commercial aircraft today use digital technology to record the flight data onto magnetic tape or solid-state memory chips. |
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| Not needing a backlight, such solid-state displays generate blacks as dense as anything seen on plasma televisions. |
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| In geology the term is used to refer to a solid-state recrystallization of earlier igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic rocks. |
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| Developments in solid-state physics made possible the computer revolution. |
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| Although it may still be some time before a quantum computer arrives on your desk, a big hurdle has been overcome with the successful operation of the first electrically controlled solid-state quantum processor. |
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| This d-c signal is then photochopped in a solid-state oscillation circuit and the resulting a-c signal amplified. |
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| Improvements in electronics—in particular, microcircuits, solid-state memory, and computer processing presented inexpensive, lightweight, and highly reliable methods of solving the persistent problems of guidance and control. |
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| Yet Jülich had also been working in many other fields apart from nuclear fission for a long time, including solid-state and environmental research, and these were expanded and supplemented by other disciplines. |
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| It specialises in solid-state research and materials sciences, particle and astrophysics, biology, medicine, and energy and environmental research. |
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| We synthesize new materials using a variety of techniques including sol-gel methods, mechanical alloying, magnetron sputtering and direct solid-state reactions. |
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| We busted out an old ratty pedal to get that solid-state distortion. |
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| The transmit chains comprise of two 350-watt linearized travelling-wave tube amplifiers, one for each transmitted polarization, with a single 100-watt solid-state amplifier as a reserve. |
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| Some linear DC motors use a brushless slider that contains an additional set of magnets which activate hall-effect sensors and solid-state switches to commutate the motor windings. |
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| As a direct correlation exists between the current and ambient temperature a derating curve is provided for all opto modules and solid-state relays. |
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| A mosaic sputtering target composed of a plurality of target pieces of different materials, said target pieces having been solid-state bonded at their abutted interfaces. |
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| Dr. Gygax, a Professor Emeritus in the Department of Physics at Simon Fraser, has received NSERC Discovery, and Research Tools and Instruments Grants for work on low-temperature, solid-state physics and superconductivity. |
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| High voltage transients from these types of loads can cause arcing across mechanical switching contacts or can cause damage to solid-state contacts. |
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| These solid-state lasers are used as alternatives to CO2 lasers for material processing such as welding plastic and metal. |
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| Controllers are complemented by a full range of solid-state contactors and scr power controllers for industrial heating applications. |
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| Electronic photocells using solid-state, silicon phototransistors that do not lose sensitivity can be used to teplace cadmium sulfide cells. |
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| Founded in 1999, Empower RF Systems designs and manufactures solid-state, high-power RF amplifier systems and modules for commercial and military customers worldwide. |
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| Cultural conditions for the production of lipase by Aspergillus niger strain MTCC 2594 by solid-state fermentation using gingelly oil cake were standardized. |
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| The two electrodes were then separated in the asymmetric supercapacitor by a solid-state electrolyte, which prevented the oxidization of the metal nitrides. |
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| It is the first camcorder introduced in the broadcast industry that uses non-proprietary, removable, solid-state flash memory cards as recording and playback media. |
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| The Yoga s classified as an Ultrabook, smaller and lighter than a subnotebook, with the typical low-power Inte Core processor a solid-state drive, and unibody construction. |
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| In FTIR, a thermal detector is based on pyroelectric materials or on solid-state semiconductor devices using photovoltaic or photoconductive principles. |
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| The DynaMotor successfully integrates the functionality of a variable-speed drive with an AC induction motor by embedding solid-state switches in the armature of the motor. |
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| Because of the electron collection efficiency of the MSDC, power consumption is reduced by about one-half compared with any other electron tube or solid-state technology. |
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| Solid-state lighting would use about one-fifth the energy of standard fluorescent lighting and last for approximately 50 years. |
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| Solid-state phase shifters steer optical beams for laser communications and radar. |
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