But engineers and physicists note there is nothing technically or physically inevitable in the continued shrinking of the fundamental size of electronic circuitry.
Mr. Mead said that because of fundamental size limits in the wavelengths of light, it is unlikely that future digital sensors will gain much additional resolution.
The lithography process that uses light to paint transistors onto silicon is reaching its fundamental size limit.
The resources and the fundamental size of the country make it increasingly likely that India will wind up being one of the largest economies in the world in our lifetime.
It has enabled direct investigation into the fundamental size-dependent properties of matter.
On Thursday, Whittingdale announced a fundamental review of the size of the BBC, what it does and the way it is funded, and questioned whether the corporation should continue to strive to be "all things to all people".
Culture secretary John Whittingdale has announced a fundamental review of the size of the BBC, what it does and the way it is funded and questioned whether the corporation should continue to strive to be "all things to all people".
The minister, who has ordered a "fundamental" review of the size and scope of the BBC ahead of next year's charter renewal, is implying that the corporation should turn its back on the digital revolution.
The optimal choice of 750 msec is not necessarily reflective of a fundamental tempo or window size in the data.
Bankfull channel width is a fundamental measure of stream size and a key parameter of interest for many applications in hydrology, fluvial geomorphology, and stream ecology.
