Sentence examples for pilot lines from inspiring English sources

Finally, some results of CD control across a 200-mm diameter wafer are shown and the potential implementation of the process in pilot lines is discussed.

Pilot-operated surge-control valves for wastewater are unreliable due to the potential clogging of pilot lines, so it is recommended to avoid them in wastewater pumping stations.

Looking back to 1995, industry consortia decided that the next wafer size would be 300 mm and all major Si manufacturers started to invest in costly 300 mm pilot lines.

Now 5 years later the first prime wafers with 0.18 μm design rule quality are available and the recession is over — one pilot line of a leading IC manufacturer is already running, proving the readiness of equipment and silicon — several other pilot lines and first fabs are planned in Asia, the USA and in Europe.

We also characterised seven pilot lines that were not given CPTI numbers, retaining their original 'NPSV' and 'PPSV' designations (gifts from N. Lowe and D. St Johnston, University of Cambridge, UK).

Identify the pilot lines.

The pilot line in Cambridge will fit into a shipping container, so it could be deployed anywhere.

Mr. Armour said that processors embedded with carbon nanotube memories in place of static random access memory, or SRAM, could be supplied commercially from the factory's pilot line next year if no problems developed.

Once it is completed, and while work on other sections is going ahead, it will be used as a pilot line to train drivers and to test rolling stock against the day when the whole system will be electrically operated.

Palm, the maker of the Palm Pilot line of hand-held computers, is forming a new unit, Palm Ventures, with $50 million to help develop wireless content companies, mobile systems integrators and Palm accessory manufacturers that support the Palm operating system.

We successfully developed a prototyping pilot line for dye-sensitized solar modules up to 23 × 23 cm23