The adoption of Al2O3 as the gate dielectric shifts the Vth to a positive value and thus is conducive to acquiring desirable Vth.
Are political and social conditions in contemporary liberal democracies conducive both to acquiring the self-understanding necessary for integrity and, more generally, to the business of acting with integrity?
In order to acquire an in-depth understanding of potential benefits, constraints and costs of foreign investment in agriculture and of the business models that are more conducive to development, FAO has undertaken research in developing countries.
Traditional approaches to capacity building, such as offsite training workshops, are costly, interrupt service delivery, are not conducive to the sharing of newly acquired skills and knowledge between colleagues, and, therefore, have limited sustainability [ 7- 9].
Johnson initiated the annual World Series championship games between the two leagues in 1903 and cleaned up rowdyism at the ballparks to the point that baseball acquired an image conducive to family attendance.
Whereas status breeds competence-based trust between acquirer and acquired unit, similarity is conducive to benevolence-based trust.
All of the films exhibit low roughness of about 1 nm indicating that ALD technique can acquire smooth surface, which is conducive to obtain high performance devices.
However, only reducing the degree of relational embeddedness is not conducive to achieving ambidextrous innovation, and cultural embeddedness can help companies acquire the integration advantages of exploratory innovation and exploitative innovation.
It is possible that it is acquired in vitro in a culture environment, which is in some way conducive to methylation.
Berlin's cost of living is very conducive to the early-stage startup salary (or lack thereof), and it helps that office space can be acquired for a reasonable price.
