Moreover, the private sector should not be considered only as a donor but be embedded in the path, taking advantages of the capabilities offered by the sector.
The explanation of the latter, D→ −,0.3E→ +,0.2C→ −,0.25B, cannot be embedded in the path A→ +,0.35D→ +,0.4B→ +,0.6C since the resulting path would not be elementary.
Among the available oxide semiconductors, a-IGZO with excellent electrical properties was used for fabricating the TFT active layer, and a homogeneous embedded conductive layer (HECL) obtained through photochemical doping at room temperature was embedded in the channel path to enhance electrical mobility.
In another study, a high electrical conductivity oxide such as ITO was embedded in the channel path of the active layer to enhance both transmittance and mobility[14].
In contrast, the TFT with a 60-μm-length HECL embedded in the channel path exhibited superior switching characteristics such as a saturation mobility of 60.2 cm2/Vs, threshold voltage of 2.7 V, and SS of 0.25 V/decade.
The severity of illness can be conceived and is embedded in the hierarchical path along which psychiatric diagnose is usually made - in the ascending order of anxiety and other neuroses, depressive neurosis, manic and paranoid psychoses, schizophrenia, and then organic psychosis [ 4].
The "virtual beam", a recently-proposed concept for fault detection in complex structures, is applied, which consists of a chain of sensors representing a vibration energy transmission path embedded in the complex structure.
Like bronze bread crumbs, 170 medallions and arrows embedded in the sidewalk mark the trail's path.
The major results achieved in our study are, besides some academic examples, applied to the iterative computation of the air path model embedded in the engine control systems.
For example, did you know that a club is responsible for making sure the yardage markers embedded in the fairway or marked on a cart path are reasonably accurate?
The idea that reading might lead wrongdoers back to the path of righteousness is deeply embedded in the system, and the right to read by adequate light is a legal stipulation.
