Although it has a huge merit in mass production, photolithography is not suitable for flexible fabrication of micro-mold and prototype fabrication of microsystems [8].
Although it has a strong merit in mass production, photolithography is not suitable for flexible machining of micro-mold and prototype fabrication in micro-systems.
It has a clear, merit-based career structure, and presidential encouragement.
It is possibly because outcrossing has a merit to avoid inbreeding depressions in small populations on oceanic islands (Sakai et al. [1995] Barrettt et al. [1996]).
In addition, PSi has a merit that it can be easily prepared by the simple electrochemical anodization of silicon.
The latter method has a merit that it does not create randomness, which may degrade or deteriorate the superconductivity.
Despite the inferior performance of the proposed DS scheme to the proposed AS scheme, the proposed DS scheme has a merit that it is easy to implement and needs nearly no complexity overhead.
In spite of the increased complexity of the optimized pick-l algorithm, it has an important theoretical merit, which is Lemma 6.
And to Facebook's merit, it has has a very positive culture for LGBTQ employees, and participates actively in Pride demonstrations.
If this final project cannot be recognized truly as an ecological engineering project, it has the merit of being a compromise between various partnerships which have been debating for more than a century.
The youth unemployment phenomenon has officially reached crisis proportions, so much so that it has merited a new acronym called NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training; Eurofound, 2011) and a variant called NLFET (Neither in the Labor Force nor in Education or Training), with a large majority of unemployed youth falling into these categories.
