Sentence examples for applications expanding from inspiring English sources
The improved signal attenuation and high isolation of the coaxial TSV make it an excellent option for 3D packaging applications expanding into the millimeter wave regime.
To use large-volume catalysts in the millimeter or centimeter range that can be recycled and handled easily, and is more favorable to industrial applications, expanding the pore size must be applied to promote molecular diffusion in the porous structure.
The term Web 2.0, taken as an umbrella term, has been defined by Constantinides and Fountain ([2008]) as 'a collection of open-source, interactive and user controlled online applications expanding the experiences, knowledge and market power of the users as participants in business and social processes.
The UK pattern reported here - of rising applications, expanding entrant numbers, and a majority of women - contrasts with the situation internationally.
The Dana's built-in applications expand to fill the monochrome screen, which is the same height as a standard Palm screen but three and a half times wider.
Other factors were the ease of online applications, expanded financial aid packages, aggressive recruiting of a broader range of young people, and ambitious students' applying to ever more colleges.
Over time, the applications expanded into cancer research and diagnostics, and Younger teamed up with physicist-entrepreneur Brandon McNaughton.
As bioengineering applications expand, the need to design and implement circuits that exhibit dynamic properties increases.
Not only did the annual growth rate of the number of applications expand from 8% in the 1990s to 12% in 2000 and 2001; applications for complex biotech patents have jumped 24% during the past two years.
RFID applications expand on the basis of speed, security and correct information flow; however, selecting the most suitable RFID service provider presents a challenge.
Portability will likely become more and more important as TMS applications expand into different clinical areas (eg, TMS in the postanesthesia care unit after surgery).
