The ASA (American Standards Association) scale is an arbitrary rating of film speed; that is, the sensitivity of the film to light.
An element so vital that missing it would make the ending of the film seem arbitrary and dishonest and cheap.
I'm not aware of that, beyond having called on some of the brisker, even arbitrary narrative conventions of film, though I know both of these references and recall the pleasure of their hurtling story lines.
Therefore, the fabrication of a SrGe2 thin film on arbitrary substrates would allow thin-film tandem solar cells simultaneously achieving high conversion efficiency and low process cost.
Here, we demonstrate the optimization of monolayer graphene synthesis using TCVD and the subsequent transfer onto arbitrary substrates toward TFC film application.
The modifications of intrinsic piezoelectric responses by film substrate in-plane stresses are quantitatively illustrated for a ferroelectric film with arbitrary orientation and structure.
We also successfully transferred as-synthesized graphene films to arbitrary substrates such as silicon-dioxide-coated wafers, glass, and polyethylene terephthalate sheets to develop transparent, flexible, and conductive film application.
The flow of events sounded arbitrary, like hearing a fragmented film score without seeing the film.
We also successfully transferred as-synthesized graphene films onto arbitrary substrates such as silicon-dioxide-covered wafers, glass, and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) polymer sheets for further development as TFC films.
Elastic solutions are derived for both elastically anisotropic and isotropic thin films with arbitrary domain structures, subject to the mixed stress-free and constraint boundary conditions.
We proposed a simple, low-cost and environmentally friendly method for the reproducible fabrication of high quality next-generation pencil-on-semiconductor electronic, optoelectronic and photovoltaic devices by the transfer of dry drawn graphite films on arbitrary planar or nanostructured semiconductor substrates.
