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"These are lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and durable, and enable much higher performance," says Tansey.

With the successful utilization of Si as anodes, LIBs would enable much higher energy density.

The Si(110) surface has a potential use in fabricating vertical double-gate metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistors that enable much higher integration [24].

Electrolytes that contain a high water level do not reversibly deposit Mg, but interestingly these electrolytes appear to enable much higher capacities for an α-V2O5 cathode.

The advent of Broadband developments with wireline optical access and optical 4G/LTE access enable much higher bandwidths to end-users, quickly becoming key drivers for new service developments and provide opportunity for SP innovation and differentiation in the marketplace.

Thus the surface of the Al metal mask could be periodically oxidized during the breaks of the silica etching process to enable much higher SiO2/mask etching selectivity of ∼ 100 1, in comparison with ∼ 15/1 obtained without the surface oxidization process.

The first would be an end to the Barnett formula and the block grant which enables much higher per-capita public spending in Scotland than in England, demonstrably paid for by the English taxpayer.

However, the new GX constellation will operate in the higher-frequency Ka-band, enabling much higher bandwidth connections - up to 50Mbps download, and 5Mbps upload.

Experimental results show that the power loss can be significantly reduced enabling much higher scalability of the on-chip photonic interconnect.

Specimen loading and probe retuning can be carried out interactively with the coil at operating temperature, enabling much higher through-put.

Due to its unique planar morphology, GnP may offer higher thermal contact area to minimize the thermal resistance especially at low loading levels, enabling much higher thermal conductivity to be attained in comparison to buckeytube carbon-based structures [65,70].