Sentence examples for extend the scaling from inspiring English sources

Because tri-gate transistors greatly improve performance and energy efficiency, they enable manufacturers to extend the scaling of silicon transistors.

In this study, after an overview of the existing multi-gate architectures, we show that multi-gate architectures will allow to extend the scaling of CMOS into the sub-10 nm range and we discuss about the technological challenges associated to their fabrication.

Future studies may extend the scale by including additional items that map onto a wider range of parental experiences when coping with the child's health problems.

We start at finest scale below the mortar size at scale 4 (( sigma_{c} = 4 )) and extend the scales till scale 24 (( sigma_{c} = 24 )) here, with incremental steps of 4. At scale 28 (( sigma_{c} = 28 )) which investigated but has not been shown in the figure, the filter captures nearly the whole tiles of the pattern [refer to Eq. (3)].

Collaboration with people or companies with various expertize and advantages in terms of social data availability will potentially reduce challenges with collecting data for one's own study, extend the scale and scope of the work in a positive way as well as provide access to multidisciplinary expertise.

Abrams avoided shooting only against bluescreen and greenscreen, because it "makes me insane", using them instead to extend the scale of sets and locations.

The examples of Wagner and Bruckner encouraged Mahler to extend the scale of his symphonic works well beyond the previously accepted standards, to embrace an entire world of feeling.

These programs serve as relatively efficient and accurate tools in aligning large number of reads, and greatly extend the scale and resolution of sequencing technology applications.

Parsons (1) and Hodder and Parsons (11) extend the scale from 7 to 11 points by adding very hot/cold and extremely hot/cold on either end.

Thus, we used the estimation procedure implemented in MLwiN version 2.31, which experimentally extends the scaling method A presented by Pfeffermann et al. (1998) for binary responses, with a robust or 'sandwich' estimator for standard errors.

An attractive alternative for extending the scaling of Flash-type memories is to replace the conventional floating gate (a poly-Si layer) by laterally isolated floating nodes in the form of nanoparticles.