| The painting gleams monolithically against a white wall and also smells like perfumed hair product. |
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| A triac is an AC conduction device and may be thought of as two antiparallel thyristors monolithically integrated onto the same silicon chip. |
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| This wine is light years away from the monolithically ungainly Monbazillacs of the past, and from which consumers rightly turned away. |
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| Almost monolithically middle class until the 1980s, German society has grown more unequal today. |
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| The computer industry has monolithically proclaimed its opposition to using Clipper. |
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| The PUF is monolithically molded in heavy duty steel molds under carefully controlled temperature and humidity conditions. |
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| The slabs, balconies, parapets, piers and stair shaft had to be built monolithically in weekly lifts. |
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| The combination of monolithically integrated sensors and miniaturized transponder systems was suitable for medical applications. |
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| The pixels are fabricated monolithically over a custom CMOS readout integrated circuit using a surface micromachined post-processing approach. |
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| The special feature of the patented design, the basis for pressure transducers up to a nominal pressure of 15,000 bar, is the monolithically enclosed pressure chamber. |
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| In this paper, we present the fabrication of a capacitive pressure sensor based on post-CMOS process and its characterization by using monolithically integrated circuitry. |
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| He then courted black votes, partly on practical issues, such as school choice, but also by suggesting that if blacks continue to support the Democrats so monolithically, they risked being taken for granted. |
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