Most of the QDSCs adopt a device structure with self-assembled QDs imbedded between the emitter and base of a bulk single junction solar cell, as shown in Fig. 1b.
Glad spoke about the need to adopt a device-independent approach to UX, the importance of designing for fat fingers and how the mobile UX revolution was above all an intuitive move towards a greater UX simplicity.
But he was "saved," to use his word, by changing the form and tone of his poetry, specifically by adopting a stylistic device, long lines, that many critics consider the principal innovation of his poetry.
Ethics influences such decisions, seeking assurance that the device will benefit patients while not doing them disproportionate harm, that individuals are fully informed before they make decisions about adopting a new device, and that risks and benefits of a new treatment (or from withdrawing access to an older one) are fairly and reasonably distributed [ 3].
The photovoltaic stability of polymer solar cells (PSCs) can be greatly improved by adopting an inverted device structure.
This article proposed a more advanced kick monitoring method, which functions by adopting an ultrasonic device to monitor the annular flow velocity.
The research will provide evidence by which to guide future behaviour of stakeholders, either by changing the focus of behaviour in adopting new surgical devices (for example in seeking robust evidence before adopting a new medical device), or else by changing behaviours to communicate and highlight the true availability of evidence of safety and effectiveness.
The authors tested a chipper prototype adopting a new comminution device, designed to produce high quality chips when processing delimbed logs.
Activity of laccase immobilized on perlite was measured adopting a specifically designed device as described in Section 2. Immobilization yield (Y) is the objective parameter assessed to optimize the immobilization protocol.
By adopting such a device, the extraction and subsequent phase separation were conveniently achieved.
