Sentence examples for layout geometry from inspiring English sources
We analyzed a Pentium III [http://www.intel.com] chip considering a realistic layout geometry and averaged activity statistics.
A hierarchical representation of circuit pattern, which utilizes the repetition in the layout geometry, is often employed in order to reduce the data size requirement.
Several types of ULP devices, differing in shape and size, have been designed and fabricated to assess both the most efficient layout geometry and optimal fabrication process parameters.
The thickness effects of high-tensile-stress contact etch stop layer (HS CESL) and impact of layout geometry (length of diffusion and gate width) on mobility enhancement of 〈100〉/(1009090 nm SOI nMOSFETs were studied in detail.
Research on navigation has shown that humans and laboratory animals recover their sense of orientation primarily by detecting geometric properties of large-scale surface layouts (e.g. room shape), but the reasons for the primacy of layout geometry have not been clarified.
This work aims to study the damping behavior of mostly seen staggered architectures of biological materials such as regular, offset, stairwise, herringbone and random staggering patterns to highlight the optimal layout, geometry, and feature sizes of the bio-composite in which the energy dissipation within the structure is maximal.
Modeling requires determining the relationship between TDDB and layout geometries.
The T.27 "closely follows" the T.25's layout and geometry, but is not identical.
The layout and geometry for a pair of meshing spur gears can be determined by the procedure, which assumes access to a computer aided design (CAD) drawing package.
Four main factors that influence these effects were identified, being vegetation characteristics, building characteristics (including layout and geometry), and geographical conditions.
The optimal layout or geometry of the production area (stope) in an underground mining operation maximises the undiscounted value subject to the inherent physical, geotechnical, and geological constraints.
