Sentence examples for integrated circuitry from inspiring English sources
Nu Horizons distributes computer components to equipment manufacturers; Oki designs and markets advanced integrated circuitry.
NASA was founded in 1958, and something else came along that year: integrated circuitry, which paved the way for the microchip, then the personal computer, then the Internet — which collapsed all the old cultural hierarchies.
In the Company's products, the spintronic elements are connected to integrated circuitry.
In this paper, we present the fabrication of a capacitive pressure sensor based on post-CMOS process and its characterization by using monolithically integrated circuitry.
The company will shortly introduce its Greywolf technology, which uses integrated circuitry to double or even quadruple the efficiency of solar cells.
The thermomechanical properties coupled with desirable dielectric properties make the materials suitable for high density integrated circuitry or high temperature low-dielectric materials engineering.
These integrated circuitries involving transcription factors and miRNAs lead to appropriate decisions regarding proliferation and differentiation status in different cell types, including hematopoietic cells.
The goal of micro engineering is to integrate microelectronic circuitry into micromachined structures, to produce completely integrated systems (microsystems).
It is a single-chip, low-power, direct conversion, zero-IF transceiver integrating all circuitry required to implement RF transceiver functions.
Dopaminergic neurons originate in the ventral tegmental area (VTA) and substantia nigra compacta (SNc), and projections to areas including the prefrontal cortex [12], integrate reward circuitry with executive functions mediated by the frontal cortex.
We speculate that in newly formed neuronal networks, there is a time window during which neurons integrate into circuitry and use endogenous activity to refine their properties (i.e., intrinsic excitability, synaptic strength, balance between excitatory and inhibitory synapses, etc).
