Sentence examples for extremely scale from inspiring English sources
At 0, 10, 20, and 30 min into testing, subjects rated four autonomic symptoms (sweatiness, pounding heart, jittery/tension, and trembling) and five neuroglycopenic symptoms (uncoordination, visual difficulty, lightheadedness, difficulty concentrating, and confusion) on a 0 (not at all) to 6 (extremely) scale.
The Positive and Negative Affective Scale (PANAS, Watson, Clark, & Tellegen, 1988) measured positive (10 items e.g., 'enthusiastic', alpha = .82) and negative affect (10 items e.g., 'upset', alpha = .78) on a 1 (very slightly or not at all) to 5 (extremely) scale in the present moment both before [PANAS (pre)] and after [PANAS (post)] the intervention.
Herein, we introduce an extension of the device energy barrier model to include extremely scaled interconnect systems.
An optimal device design window does exist while a moderate wire diameter dimension is suggested without the need of extremely scaled dimension.
This chapter provides an overview of the technological developments of contact technology in advanced CMOS devices and attempts to project into the near future about the trend of contact technology in extremely scaled CMOS with nonplanar device architectures.
This chapter provides an overview of the technological developments of contact metallisation in advanced CMOS technology and attempts to project into the near future about the role of metal silicides in extremely scaled CMOS devices with non-planar device architectures.
The utility of UFDG in nonclassical CMOS device design, as well as circuit design, is stressed, and demonstrated by using it in Spice3 to design UTB MOSFETs and to project extremely scaled DG and FD/SOI CMOS performances.
Researchers at the National College of Engineering in Caen, France, have produced something of a mystery ball of their own, though on an extremely small scale.
At a philosophical – epistemological – level, they regard the large-scale reality of classical physics as a kind of illusion, an approximation that emerges from the more "true" aspects of the quantum world operating at an extremely small scale.
Furthermore, quantum effects are thought to cause a serious distortion of space-time at an extremely small scale called the Planck length, which is much smaller than the size of elementary particles.
