Sentence examples for cog process from inspiring English sources

The results provide guidance in bump design for driver ICs in the COG process.

Both the stability of the ACF conductive particle conductive property and the prevention of short connections are important directions for the development of ACF material and fine pitch COG process.

The Chip on Glass (COG) process, which bonds the driver IC onto a glass substrate via anisotropic conductive film (ACF), is applied in producing a liquid crystal display (LCD) module package.

Therefore, using the extend-forging as the first step in cogging process is more efficient to close the voids, considering the morphology of the real voids in the ingot.

The main purpose of this study is to investigate the void closure efficiency in different cogging processes of large ingot by using a 3-D void evolution model.

This has contributed to several notable failures due to manufacturing concerns such as high cost of goods (COG), high process variability, and loss of efficacy upon scale-up (Brandenberger et al., 2011).

We built RADICAL curves and calculated RADICAL statistics for seven data classes: all genes; core and shell as defined by Shi and Falkowski (2008); and the COG superclassifications' cellular processes, information processing, metabolism, and unknown.

Fiyaz Mughal, founder and director of Faith Matters, described his research as "just one cog starting the process.

For a production capacity of 200 kgAPI/a the comparison reveals great differences between the upstream and downstream CoG of both process modes.

With the aid of techno-economic analysis, the new system presents the energy or exergy saving by 5 10%, the CO2 emission reduction by about 70% and the internal rate of return increase by 5 8%, respectively, in comparison with the traditional COG to methanol process.

Of all the cogs in that process (reports! scans! diagnoses! lab results! consults! chains of command! available beds!), one of the most essential and least respected is the patient transporter, whose qualifications typically include a high school diploma, a pleasant disposition and a clean record.