Sentence examples for packaging scheme from inspiring English sources

Jonah Staw, another co-founder, says he believes that the odd-numbered packaging scheme is quirky enough to pique the curiosity of girls strolling through Nordstrom, one of the two big retailers where the socks went on sale in late August.

A novel battery packaging scheme is presented that uses microvascular composite panels with 2D channel networks to accomplish both objectives.

To realize the flexible polysilicon strain gauge array, a new packaging scheme using polysilicon/oxide-based surface-micromachining was developed.

This packaging scheme avoids the kinematic incompatibilities that in other schemes result in local buckles and wrinkles that increase the deployment force and permanently deform the membrane.

The proposed packaging scheme was a small package volume and surface-mount device (SMD) compatible features, making it suitable for portable commercial devices.

The proposed packaging scheme completes the strain sensor and the circuit board on a single process, which eliminates additional assembly and alignment problems.

This year, the companies were at it again, redesigning logos and packaging schemes of products and/or marketing techniques.

A few packaging schemes for FBG strain sensors are also discussed.

Although scientists and engineers in the semiconductor industry developed new tools and techniques based on Moore's Law, with its need to analyze ever-smaller devices, the advent of three-dimensional packaging schemes requires new tools.

Based on thermal characterization experiments, the heat loss mechanisms and effective convective heat coefficients from the planar microreactor structure were determined and suggestions were made for scale up and implementation of packaging schemes to reduce different modes of heat losses.

In addition, Fifa gave its approval for Uefa to sell the TV rights to World Cup qualifiers as part of a four-year package, a scheme that led to Platini being lauded by the smaller members of the European confederation for looking out for their interests.