Sentence examples for led pled from inspiring English sources

This report demonstrates a surface plasmon-enhanced polymer-based LED (PLED) architecture incorporating colloidal Ag nanoparticles in an all-solution fabrication process using orthogonal solvents.

Somehow, polymer LED (PLED) has one characteristic that its electron-injection is more difficult than its hole-injection due to the high energy barrier for electron-injection and low electron mobility in organic polymers.

Whilst the use of wide-band reflective polarizers as passive components in polymer LED (PLED) devices is one means to engineer a CP light output, this results in a relatively complex and thick device architecture, requiring an additional liquid-crystal cell.

Evans, who showed no emotion as he was led away, pleaded guilty this week to accosting Alan Binnie in a public park and slapping him round the face with a fish.

The study, published recently in the journal Applied Ergonomics, has received a lot of attention and has already led commentators to plead for a self-imposed break on computer use at night.

In 1973, then-CIA Director Richard Helms denied agency involvement in CIA operations in Chile, a falsehood that led to him pleading no contest four years later to misdemeanor charges of misleading Congress.

After the club's relegation in May he felt a responsibility to help the club return to the Premier League but the new owners, the consortium led by Gerald Krasner, pleaded with him to leave.

Recently, Xerox settled with the SEC over charges that it had irregularly accounted for leased products, by restating its accounts and paying a $10m fine.Andersen's chances of reaching a settlement with America's Justice Department over charges arising from its auditing of Enron suffered a blow after David Duncan, who led the audit, pleaded guilty to obstructing justice.

Daniels's suit is under a stay because of a federal investigation into Cohen's businesses, which led to him pleading guilty to eight charges last month and to say he acted at Trump's direction when he arranged hush-money payments to two women before the 2016 election.

But how had police uncovered this act of snooping, which initially led to him pleading guilty to three counts of voyeurism?

According to mediators led by South Africa, pleading with both sides in a shaky unity government to deliver on the outstanding reforms contained in a power-sharing deal, sanctions are blocking any prospect of free and fair elections in Zimbabwe.