Non-volatile memories can be programmed/erased frequently at the expense of introducing permanent gate-oxide damage such as the trapping of electrons/holes in the available trapping states in the oxide [8].
"Training took place on the River Don in Seaton Park where there were some permanent slalom gates and we also did some training on the River Dee just up from the harbour.
Gradually, minuscule semi-permanent wooden gates (gaags see Figure 3) were installed at the key migratory routes and along traditional footpaths, which helped to minimize illegal grazing.
In a longwall coal mine two long, horizontal and permanent tunnels known as gate roads are cut into the coal seam to form the main boundaries for a large rectangular block of coal, known as a longwall panel.
Computational analysis of product release from the mutant suggests that substitutions introduced a transient rather than permanent structural feature and gating residues prevented access of water to the active site.
In association with the Slade School of Fine Art it also ran a competition for students, won by Sion Parkinson, whose yellow wrought iron gates are on permanent display in Longford Street.
The Duckmill Weir White Water Arena on the River Great Ouse in Bedford opened in May 2012 after permanent slalom uprights, lines and gates were added to the Duck Mill weir.
The court was Christianized by Ranavalona II in 1869, and a small chapel was built outside the city's eastern gate, but a permanent church at Ambohimanga was not built until 1883.
The T&G objected to the firing of Gate Gourmet workers who had protested against it hiring temporary staff even as it cut 200 permanent jobs.Union leaders claim that Gate Gourmet had undermined a sensible rescue package that they had agreed in June to cut costs by some £14m ($25m).
Terrorism, like the barbarians at the gate, may become a permanent threat that never disappears.
