Sentence examples for progress in the growth from inspiring English sources

In this review, we summarize recent progress in the growth of hierarchical nanostructures on graphene.

A considerable progress in the growth and process technology of these devices has been achieved.

We present recent progress in the growth of nitride based laser diodes (LDs) made by Plasma Assisted Molecular Beam Epitaxy (PAMBE).

The chapter outlines the state of the art in the development of these semiconductors and provides a comprehensive overview of the progress in the growth and characterization of GeSn nanowires and nanowire heterostructures.

Recently, with progress in the growth of high-quality bulk AlN [1, 2], a lot of efforts have been devoted to GaN/AlN quantum dots [QDs] because of their unique properties such as broad emission wavelength range covering the whole visible light, which provides a promising way to achieve white light-emitting diodes [LEDs] [3].

He promised the government would deliver all its election promises and "still make an improvement to the bottom line", in reference to "[continued] progress in getting the growth in government expenditure under control and arresting the growth in commonwealth debt".

This chapter describes our progress to date in the growth of thin film optical waveguides using both single-beam and multiple-beam/multiple-target geometries using single-crystal garnet targets.

Here, research progress in the controllable CVD growth of numerous 2D heterostructures is discussed.

The evolution of Au droplets on GaAs (111)A and (100) with the increased Au thickness progress in the Volmer-Weber growth mode results in distinctive 3-D islands.

This article features recent research progress in the preparation and growth mechanism of Bi2WO6 micro/nano-structures, including nanoplates, nanoparticles, superstructures and thin films.

In the survey Mr Basu offers a "statistical summing up" of what inclusive growth might actually entail.He proposes that the nation should measure its progress by the growth in per-capita income of the bottom quintile, or 20%, of the population.