The phrase "planar layout" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a layout or design that has a flat or two-dimensional arrangement. Example: The interior designer used a planar layout for the kitchen, with the cabinets and appliances arranged in a linear pattern along the walls.
This is often the case around heavily congested atoms for which there is no non-overlapping planar layout that adheres to common conventions.
Because of their planar layout and broadband response they have recently been scaled to infrared frequencies where they have advantages for sensing and energy harvesting.
This paper presents an application of evolution strategy (ES) and genetic algorithm (GA) for optimization of the planar layout of a TZ linkage connecting two terminals in a given environment.
In this case the rasa1 protein is selected, and its GO terms are shown together with the GO hierarchy, this time using a planar layout.
In such a case, our algorithm can be used to solve the planar layout (Lozano et al., 2008) or drawability problem (Fernau et al., 2010) for two networks [solved in linear time for two binary trees in (Fernau et al., 2010)].
The planar layouts for all the structures are shown in Figs. 1 and 2. A reinforced concrete slab of 15 cm thickness was assumed for all the structures.
High speed and high-efficiency devices with a co-planar layout were processed using standard lithographic, metal deposition and dry etching techniques.
In the reference 50, the vapor-process was argued to be better than the solution-process in planar heterojunction layout because the former produced a flat and even surface.
Two case studies relating to IGBT cell design and planar junction termination layout demonstrate the purpose of the method.
The spectrometer exploits the modal dispersion in planar waveguides in a layout with slab regions having two different thicknesses of the guiding layer.
Therefore, the model proposed in this article performs better than the model of Random Apollonian Networks and is more effective to the practice of layout of planar networks, such as printed circuits.
