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This study reveals that efficiency of solar cells could be readily enhanced via large-scale available wet-etching processes with an electrical conductive ITO coating method.
The optically-transparent and electrically-conducting layers (AZO and ITO) were sequentially coated on a Ge substrate by a large-scale available sputtering method, which spontaneously forms a Schottky junction (ITO/AZO/Ge) without an intentional doping process.
Qualitative criteria imply the identification of suitable valleys, wadi beds and rock formations, based on visual interpretation of satellite images and large-scale available cartography; other qualitative selection criteria concern the distance from settlements and infrastructures, faults localisation.
Recent advances in cosmology provide both the motivation and the data to probe gravity on the largest scales available to observation.
A major difference is that massive measurement platforms are not yet available for nutritional and lifestyle exposures, at least on the large scale available for genomic markers.
In this paper we propose an architecture for a cloud-based urban systems simulation platform which specifically aims at making large-scale simulations available to typical users.
The last large-scale, publicly available study quantifying teen media use was released in 2015.
Extensive experiments are carried out on three different large-scale publicly available palmprint databases.
The proposed method is validated by conducting extensive experiments on three different large-scale publicly available databases that indicated the outstanding performance.
It allows to build large-scale, highly available, robust systems and enables different sensors and applications to store their data in a schema flexible manner.
A new report from the Council of Graduate Schools CGSS) provides what its authors call "the most comprehensive large-scale" picture available to date of the outcomes of underrepresented minority (URM) students enrolled in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) doctoral programs.
