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Frank T, Chappaz C, Leduc P et al. Reliability approach of high density through silicon via (TSV).
The conventional approach of high throughput screening of synthetic lethal targets using chemical compounds has been replaced by RNAi technology.
The research presents a design approach of high strain porous composite and shows great promise for the development of stretchable energy storage devices.
The approach also offered excellent selectivity with much lower trans-isomer formation as compared to the conventional approach of high pressure hydrogenation.
The novelty of the work is to obtain a scaffold with macroporosity (interconnected networks) through a combined approach of high stirring induced foaming of the gelatin/carboxymethyl chitosan (CMC /nano-hydroxyapatite (nHAp) matrix followed by freeze drying.
Here, we demonstrate that, through the approach of high magnetic field solidification with a slow cooling rate, some textured and dense MnCoSi1−x alloys are obtained, which exhibit giant magnetostriction and enhanced manufacturing performance.
Taken together, this novel approach of high-throughput screening of materials and subsequent analysis opens up possibilities for a rational design of biomaterial surfaces.
In this paper, we present an approach of high-efficiency implementation of data security based on virtual-optics imaging methodology (VOIM) with the aid of parallel hardware and parallel software (PHPS) strategy.
An approach of high-efficiency utilization of solar energy was proposed, by which the high concentrated heat received by the solar tower was integrated to the supercritical coal-fired boiler.
Given HMD Global's startup DNA is mixed with many former Nokia employees who were around for the first wave of smartphones in the 21st century, it should not be a huge surprise that the old Nokia approach of high-volume low-margin is part of the HMD Global approach.
The approach of high-frequency ultrasound has been used to measure the osmosis-induced swelling behaviour of healthy and degraded articular cartilage [ 14- 16, 29].
