Here, we develop a blend of open-shell small molecules and closed-shell, conjugated polymers in order to evaluate how the chemical composition of the distinct open-shell, charge-neutral molecular dopants impacts the thermoelectric performance of a common hole-transporting (p-type) polymer semiconductor, poly 3-hexylthiophene) (poly 3-hexylthiophene
At its core, KEF is a blending of open source software projects and custom development.
● New models of collaboration between developed and developing country entities that blend aspects of open innovation, frugal innovation, and human-centered design could accelerate the adoption and increase the impact of successful ideas and technologies.
Last September, the hotel's see-and-be-seen Garden restaurant reopened with a cool new d?r -- a blend of modern, open and airy that feels like a cross between an Apple Store and a greenhouse.
"I was in junior high; I don't know what happened at HP," said Aaron Ginn, the co-founder of San Francisco-based Lincoln Labs, a lobbying group that enlists an increasingly influential – and rich – group of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs wading into the world of donations with politics that are a blend of socially open-minded libertarianism and new-school Republicanism.
Hybrid platforms blend the convenience of open data with a strong commitment to the larger society.
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That sound a still incredibly pleasing blend of techno jitter, open-hearted emotion, and studied European cool still reverberates today, with the likes of Giegling orbiting around sounds that wouldn't be out of place on a Trapez release from the early 00s.
After arriving from India six years ago, the spas' founders discovered there was enough demand for Ayurveda facials – using a blend of Indian herbs – to open another branch.
