Sentence examples for component side from inspiring English sources

With a detailed investigation, it was found that the narrow and thin metallization at the component side produced "Joule heating" due to its higher resistance, which in turn was responsible for the rapid dissolution of the Cu UBM/bond pad near to the Cu trace.

A second factor, tentatively ascribed to a partial loss, for end-linking, of functional groups of one component (side reactions; steric hindrance leading to incomplete reaction) was found to give, together with the kinetic limitation effect, a satisfactory description of the wS r data in general.

Figure 6 shows the completed hardware device, as viewed from the component side of the motherboard.

When listening to examples of his investments from 2000 versus today, Malloy noted that if there had been any change in emphasis, it was that his current portfolio was a little more weighted on the component side.

IBM have made it possible for this conversion process to take place on a computer chip that integrates optical components side-by-side with electrical circuits on the same piece of silicon, and can be mass produced at a relatively cheap cost.

The strategy has two main components: a demand side component that uses vouchers, and a health system strengthening component.

The word then has a visual component along side a link outside the reading.

What's more, the model also shows that by altering the binding strength of the therapeutic protein component, drug side effects could be further reduced.

So just as the Bush administration saw Mr. Musharraf when he was army chief as "an indispensable ally," Washington almost surely sees General Kayani in the same way, albeit with a civilian component along side him, Mr. Sherpao said.

For instance, Van Winkle et al. showed that the lungs of female mice were more susceptible to naphthalene, a prominent component of side stream cigarette smoke, compared to male mice [ 36].

These developments open up an exciting possibility of building integrated systems in which electronic and biological components function side-by-side.