Lamination thus obviates the need for solvent orthogonality; more importantly, it provides independent process tuning of individual organic semiconductor layers, ultimately allowing control over constituent structural development.
(Washington Accord 2013; European Network for Accreditation of Engineering Education ENAEEE) 2008; USA Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, ABET 2009; Engineers Australia (EA) 2011; UK Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) 2010; and EU Tuning Process (Tuning Project 2004)).
Finally, the finished product is refined using the tongkol process, tuning the gongs either by hammering the boss from the inside to slightly raise its pitch, or by hammering the boss from the outside to lower the pitch.
These findings indicate that mycobacterial phagocytosis, rather than being exclusively host driven, is instead a process tuned by the mycobacteria themselves to establish a productive niche for their growth and dissemination.
The greater L1-elicited activation in these regions suggests that they are phonological loci, reflecting processes tuned to the phonology of the native language, while phonologically unfamiliar L2 words were processed like nonword auditory stimuli.
Cortical activations in the superior/middle temporal gyri and angular/supramarginal gyri may not simply depend on the acoustic complexity of speech sounds, but also reflect processes tuned to the phonology of the native language, suggesting that the activations in these brain regions are stronger for L1 than for L2.
Cr and (or) F substitutions supply an efficient process to tune the Mn3+ concentration in the lattice.
It relates to a larger process of tuning oneself as one might tune a musical instrument to produce resonant notes.
That conscious process of tuning in has a broader aspect, adds Lenton.
The method starts with I-Lag control action to the process by tuning the integral gain.
The aim is to obtain a guidance both for process fine tuning and for alloy design.
