| The microminiaturization of LSIs has led to an increase in variations in the device characteristics. |
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| Electronic knowledge and microminiaturization have progressed so much that the limits appear biological rather than technological. |
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| Finally, microminiaturization opens the potential for great cost savings in both manufacturing and logistics. |
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| Today, microminiaturization is the newest fad in technology. |
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| Advances in microminiaturization of both digital and radio frequency electronics have made possible sophisticated capabilities in small satellites. |
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| The newly released BCR2600 series was designed with microminiaturization, lightweight and built-in decoding and requires limited space for installation. |
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| For example, the designer of such a device may specialize in microminiaturization. |
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| Micro parallel robots are good candidates for microminiaturization into a microdevice. |
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| The advent of microminiaturization has presented new challenges for nucleic acid assays. |
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| On the technological side, the increase of broadband services and microminiaturization became the base for the introduction and expansion of convergence. |
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| Microelectromechanical systems, micromanufacturing, and nanotechnology could provide an exponential leap in microminiaturization for weapons, sensors and platforms. |
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| This involves a discussion of developments that may impact the way testing is done, including laser techniques, noninvasive infrared, and prospects for microminiaturization. |
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| Microminiaturization is the answer to making smaller and smaller devices do bigger and bigger things. |
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