Sentence examples for micron has been from inspiring English sources
"Micron has been awarded Elpida at a bargain basement price in a closed process that has lacked transparency, meaningful competitive bidding, and any involvement of creditors".
Perhaps most important, Micron has been cutting its production costs, betting that increased financial efficiency will help it survive any further shakeout along with the market leader, Samsung Electronics.
Trevor Schulze: Micron has been around for more than 35 years.
However, Micron has been exhibiting strong technology and product diversification, leading to "degrees of operating freedom the company has never previously enjoyed," according to the analyst.
He says that while Micron's traditional rivals, Japanese and Korean chip companies, have not spent enough money to add capacity or leading-edge production technology, Micron has been improving its manufacturing expertise.
As mentioned above, by template-based metal-assisted chemical etching, the diameter of Si nanowires can be precisely controlled, and Si nanowires with diameters ranging from sub-10 nm to one micron have been achieved [21, 23].
Fibers of different chemical composition and obtained by different processes with a mean diameter of about 1 micron, have been characterized with respect to their solubility under various test conditions of flow-rate.
A Staeubli serial six-axis robotic arm offering full six degrees of freedom for sample movement, with a spatial positioning accuracy of the order of tens of microns has been commissioned.
With good fixation stability, stimulus location accuracy of averaged 1.3 microns has been achieved [ 10].
96, 101, 110, 111, 115, 141, 190 Significant central corneal thinning up to 20 microns associated with mid-peripheral thickening up to 25 microns has been commonly reported.
Each of these metrics can be optimized individually: Axial resolution on the order of a few microns has been achieved with ultra-high resolution OCT (UH-OCT) systems using broadband light sources [ 9, 10].
