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The RF-MEMS with shift-aligned TSV was successfully developed by integrating surface micromachining with MSEM.
A correlation based on dimensional analysis was proposed to estimate kLa in function of the influencing parameters, integrating surface tension effects.
Integrating surface plasmon resonance (SPR) devices upon single-mode fiber (SMF) end facets renders label-free sensing systems that have a simple dip-and-read configuration, a small form factor, high compatibility with fiber-optic techniques, and invasive testing capability.
Crustal thickness and the depth of the lithosphere-asthenosphere boundary (LAB) as well as the crustal density distribution were calculated by integrating surface heat flow data, free-air gravity anomaly, geoid and topography.
The approach of integrating surface coalbed methane (CBM) exploitation with underground gas control technologies brings three major benefits: the improvement of underground coal mining safety, the implementation of CBM extraction, and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
The step of estimating vessel angles is unnecessary if the measured velocity vector and the normal vector of the integrating surface S are chosen to be parallel (Fig. 3(B)).
Physically-based, fully integrated surface water (SW -groundwater (GW) modelSW -groundwaterreasinGWy used in water resources research and modelsment.
In this study, simulation of a synthetic catchment's response to rainfall is carried out using a fully integrated surface water-groundwater flow model.
We identified the surface cerebral blood vessels through the depth integrated surface image of 3-D OCT images.
However, in 44% subjects, integrated surface EMG did not correlate with maximum FF force and/or AUC, despite decreases in their individual surface EMGs after acupuncture treatment.
In this case, many parameters are integrated (surface, macrodesign, and biomechanics) [ 13] and have a strong impact in several domains (orthopedics particularly).
