Each element of the furniture is exemplary, and some items such as the casket for communion wafers are quite exquisite. |
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A box of wafers is demolished, down to the crumbs at the bottom of the wax liner, which are shaken out and inhaled. |
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The plant will strip and repolish test wafers, and will be the first plant to reclaim 300 mm wafers on an industrial scale. |
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In his place was a priest with power to turn wine into blood and wafers of bread into flesh. |
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Chip production involves some pretty noxious substances, such as the decidedly nasty hydrofluoric acid used to etch the silicon wafers. |
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The chips are encoded by generating nanometer-thick layers of porous films on the wafers using a special electrochemical etch. |
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Generations of Scots have been weaned on the snack, which is actually a stack of wafers sandwiched together with toffee and coated in chocolate. |
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Optical inspection microscopes provide test capabilities for both masks and wafers at several different stages of the printing process. |
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Often referred to as benne wafers, these cookie crisps get their tasty texture and flavor from toasted sesame seeds. |
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Some posh wafers might be good here, or, if you can be bothered, some homemade shortbread, baked really thin and crisp. |
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The Mithraists observed weekly sabbath days and celebrated the Eucharist by eating wafers marked with a cross. |
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Using thin wood wafers called biscuits can strengthen wood joints by providing more glue bonding area. |
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The wafers are pressed against each other, slightly twisted at a precisely controlled angle and then bonded together to form a bi-crystal. |
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Tunnock's has been making its snowballs, caramel wafers and teacakes for 50 years. |
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The round things in this bag are called hard tack wafers, they don't taste very good, but they will keep you on your feet. |
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All known high performance optoelectronics are built on the rigid, brittle planar surfaces of semiconductor wafers. |
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The gluten free wafers had been available for coeliac sufferers for years and were kept in a separate vessel. |
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Only on very smooth substrates like polished silicon wafers, can the thickness of deposited wax layers be measured exactly. |
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The company is truly high-tech, making complex laser machines that cut silicon and wafers for chipmakers and photonics companies. |
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The rods are sawn into slices, providing the silicon wafers on which a chip's circuitry is constructed. |
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It starts wafers by technology process, by fab, and by the strategic inventory targets we've chosen. |
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More than 300 so-called fabless chipmakers in the US also source more than half of their silicon wafers from Taiwanese semiconductor foundries. |
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He and his colleagues deposited exquisitely thin loops of an easily magnetized nickel-iron compound called permalloy onto silicon wafers. |
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This was freshly homemade that day, warm confectioner's custard oozing out from crispy, sweet millefoglie wafers and powdered sugar. |
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The factory will combine copper interconnects, silicon-on-insulator and low-k dielectric insulation on 300 mm wafers. |
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There is a shield layer between the two wafers of the switch to further isolate and prevent crosstalk between the left and right channels. |
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Process chocolate wafers into fine crumbs in a food processor fitted with a metal blade. |
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Chips are cut out of wafers, and are used to power electronics devices such as cell phones. |
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The team used a conventional damascene process to deposit the copper metal in the grooves of a dielectric material carried on 250 mm wafers. |
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Total worldwide production of wafers this year amounts to 57 million wafers. |
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These are available as tablets, injections, nasal sprays or dissolvable wafers. |
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The multitude of available food products makes the age-old snack of graham crackers and vanilla wafers obsolete. |
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I do have a sweet tooth, particularly for Italian chocolate wafers and mini Cornettos. |
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Stroopwafel, sometimes called caramel wafer or syrup cookie, is a sandwich of two extra-thin, hard and crisp wafers filled with caramel-y syrup. |
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Some posh wafers might be good here, or some homemade shortbread, baked really thin and crisp. |
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Lia gently lifted up one of the half-collapsed shelves, careful not to get her hand caught between the two splintered wafers of wood. |
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This is sold as bars, or wafers, and is sold by weight starting at one gramme and going up to 400 troy ounces. |
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Harry relished every last drop, going so far as to lick up the wafers of sliced macaroni and eating them with every sign of enjoyment. |
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On a recent visit to Bid, I began my meal with two nodules of creamy foie gras, folded in green cabbage with razor-thin wafers of black truffle. |
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Church doctrine holds that Communion wafers, like the bread served at the Last Supper, must have at least some unleavened wheat. |
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Silicon wafers used for building microcircuits are usually polished at one specific angle to the atomic planes of silicon. |
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The partnership will focus on making chips out of 300 mm wafers of silicon and the aim is to roll out prototypes in the second half of this year. |
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China has already obtained 0.25 and 0.35 micrometer technology for etching eight-inch wafers. |
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Microelectronics manufacturers create hundreds to thousands of chips simultaneously on large, thin wafers of silicon. |
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The present invention is directed to an apparatus and process for heating and cooling semiconductor wafers in thermal processing chambers. |
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Certainly, there's a big difference between producing wafers and producing chips that work. |
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It also makes hard disk readers, importing the sliders on wafers from San Jose. |
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The wafers were sealed inside plastic bags and bore the whorls of the fingers that had pressed them. |
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An airy, feminine voice giggled as a delicate hand snatched up the plastic packet of wafers away from Wayne's hand. |
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Jo's choice was a salad of wild mushrooms, black pudding and apple wafers. |
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Dessert is a few small sugar wafers in yet another cellophane package. |
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For dessert, there's a blood-orange mousse, served like a Napoleon between wafers of orange tuile, and there's also a wedge of bread pudding soaked in Portuguese brandy. |
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Traditional film thickness microspectrophotometers are normally used to simply monitor film thicknesses on silicon wafers using only reflectometry. |
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The problem arises with the low-volume chips, primarily application-specific integrated circuits, which can be produced in lots as small as 25 wafers. |
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Injections, nasal sprays, wafers or suppositories are other options. |
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The worldwide market for silicon wafers and microchips has collapsed and the hi-tech chips which were to secure their future will instead be produced at NEC's Japanese plants. |
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I poured some wine into my little chalice and set it before him, but when I reached farther into the kit I discovered to my horror that I had forgotten the wafers. |
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Ayto explains that wafers were introduced to Britain in the 13th century by the incoming Normans, and that the word was taken directly from the Anglo-Norman wafre. |
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The samples of solar wind particles, collected on ultra-pure wafers of gold, sapphire, silicon and diamond were designed to be returned for analysis by Earth-bound scientists. |
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The Taiwan companies were among the world's first chipmakers to start production from plants that make silicon wafers measuring 300 mm in diameter. |
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One noon might produce smoky wafers of zucchini melted in the wood oven, then juxtaposed with halved green grapes and wisps of gentle Montasio cheese. |
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The MIT team made the tags by randomly mixing microscopic glass spheres into transparent epoxy and then hardening the glue into wafers about the size of Chiclets. |
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Then we noticed that the clump of algae was actually a wondrous crab, no bigger than a thumbnail, whose body shape had evolved to mimic the green wafers of algae. |
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Using an MOCVD reactor, U of I researchers are already producing a variety of semiconductor wafers. |
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Diffusion furnaces execute critical, high temperature anneals for 300 mm wafers. |
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The Xetch X3M etcher for simultaneously etching batches of wafers or other wafer size flat substrates in the wafer boat. |
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The authors have proposed a new grinding technique for silicon wafers using metallic bond grinding wheels with electrolytic in-process dressing. |
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Additionally, skew symmetric measurements are possible on the same hardware, to allow additional capability for GaN wafers in particular. |
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The Churches of Christ, among others, use grape juice and unleavened wafers or unleavened bread and practice open communion. |
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Designed to address the increasing demand for probing of ultra thin and diced wafers, the system can also be used as a standard wafer prober. |
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The ExSolve WTP system is an automated, high-throughput sample preparation system that can prepare site-specific, 20nm thick lamellae on whole wafers up to 300mm in diameter. |
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The silver box, designed to hold communion wafers, is believed to have been taken on Armistice Day from St Peter's Church, in the centre of the town. |
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Sold by street vendors and named Waferers in England and Gaufriers in France, the then wafers, soon to become waffles, were catching on like a house on fire. |
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Finally, the wafers are rinsed in deionized water and spin dried. |
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Both a refreshing green mint chutney and a thicker, smooth tamarind mixture arrive at the beginning of the meal for dipping purposes, along with crispy papadum wafers. |
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Examples include potato wafers, candies, ice creams, cold drinks, etc. |
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The major maker of polyvinyl chloride and semiconductor wafers said it will pay a full-year dividend of 14 yen per share, including a 7 yen interim dividend already paid. |
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As a result of receiving this certificate, the Middle and Far East countries intend to import sweets, cookies and wafers manufactured by Zhitomir confectionery factory. |
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I haven't seen any vegetized wafers on the shelf for decades. |
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