Sentence examples for is bump from inspiring English sources
noun
A light blow or jolting collision.
The silicon detector is bump bonded to a Medipix readout chip.
Another die, a fully depleted pixel photo-diode focal plane array (FPA), is bump bonded to one of the edge surfaces formed by the resulting ROIC cube.
"But what he might do is bump his numbers a little bit and get people to acknowledge that this guy is trying to serve the public interest".
One technique that scales that we use at Bump is to show a one question survey to a small fraction of users inside the app right after they are done bumping, asking "What is Bump for?" or "How do you use Bump?" The answers help us eliminate cognitive hurdles that remain.
All you have to do is bump the eminently bumpable "political roundtable".
The detector chip is bump-bonded to mixed signal readout ASICs that provide full parallel readout and temporary data storage.
The anode is bump-bonded to the LHCBPIX1 pixel readout chip which amplifies and digitises the anode signals at the LHC speed of 40 MHz.
We have built the second version of a Large Area Detector (LAD) with a 500 μm thick pixellated silicon detector that is bump-bonded to seven readout application-specific integrated-circuits, (ASICs) each with 64×64 pixels.
The Medipix2 chip (256×256 pixels, 55 μm pitch) has an active area of about 2 cm2 and is bump-bonded to a pixel semiconductor array of silicon or other semiconductor material.
A corresponding specular map is also generated to add reflective properties to the snow and water but not to the mountain itself". "The earth is bump-mapped; in addition a modulation texture map blends the color map on the left and the emission map on the right to present the daytime and nighttime earth, complete with lights glowing in the major cities in Europe and Johannesburg, South Africa.
