Sentence examples for applications band from inspiring English sources
Recent measurements performed at the beamline include non-destructive depth dependent variable kinetic energy measurements of dielectric and semiconductor films and interfaces for microelectronics applications, band alignment at buried interfaces, and the electronic structure of bulk-like materials.
Results of simulation indicate that the proposed fractal antenna covers an impedance bandwidth of 2.5 6.6 GHz which covers the application bands of WiMaX and WLAN.
The machine responded promptly (<2 s) to forward speed changes, and the spreader evenly distributed slurry in both application bands (Dave < 2.5% on the treated surface).
In earlier work, Dr. Brown also developed a generalized (non-muffin-tin) stationary multiple scattering theory including applications to band theory and quantum chemistry.
We furthermore show that the mixing-ratio dependences of the quantities of interest for applications, namely band alignment and work-function modification, show qualitatively entirely different evolutions than they do as a function of coverage in homogeneous SAMs.
The simple configuration and low profile attributes of the proposed antenna made it easy for fabrication and suitable for the application in the UWB band applications.
The nanocrystals synthesized here have potential applications in band-gap engineering for multijunction solar cells.
Shazam will most likely sell other items from within the application, like band tickets and merchandise, and branch into other types of media, like video.
Following this, the judging panel received many applications from bands and performers seeking to beat the record, claiming that to appear on stage was enough to qualify.
Thus, in practical application, narrow band absorbers are often used as biosensor, owing to the narrower band to improve the sensing performance.
In order to achieve better application, narrow band semiconductors with proper energy level were proposed to further modify TiO2 NT arrays [23, 24].
