Sentence examples for matrix addresses from inspiring English sources
Bypassing damaged complex I with a single-subunit enzyme that will oxidize NADH in the matrix addresses the accumulation of NADH and the resulting oxidative damage.
The matrix addresses important factors influencing HCU not previously identified for socially disadvantaged populations, such as Aboriginal people.
Passive or active matrix addressing of individual pixels require display elements that include proper signal addressability, which is typically provided by non-linear device characteristics or by incorporating transistors into each pixel.
This newly designed FLC-SLM has two phase modulation depths and can be driven with the passive matrix addressing scheme.
Here, we report all-printed passive matrix addressed electrochromic displays (PMAD), built up from a very robust three-layer architecture, which can be manufactured using standard printing tools.
The OECT including carbon electrodes was manufactured using only standard printing process steps and may pave the way for fully integrated organic electronic systems that operate at low voltages for applications such as logic circuits, sensors and active matrix addressed displays.
This simple circuit allows the basic active matrix addressing of a current-driven display.
In chapter 2, I discuss materials-related performance requirements for active matrix addressing of current-driven OLED displays.
This paper proposes DistVect1 as highly efficient parallel vectorized algorithm with high performance for computing distance matrix, addressed to multicore clusters.
A few materials are entering into a mobility regime above 10 cm V 1 s–1, where demanding applications such as OLED active matrix addressing may become feasible.
As mobilities are approaching the requirements for demanding applications such as OLED active matrix addressing, an important, specific need arises to evaluate the constant current stress stability of these high mobility organic semiconductors under realistic operating conditions.
