To achieve high-gain S-band waveguide amplifiers and promote the practicality of integrated signal amplification devices, bent waveguide structures based on Tm3+ doped germanate glass substrate have been designed.
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The insights derived from this study, would promote the interest of both the construction practitioners and researchers; the practicality of integrating parametric design into MC is proven.
Zellweger plays Barbara Novak, who arrives in town to promote her first book, "Down with Love," whose thesis is that women must learn to think, act, and — perish the thought — make love with the time-saving practicality of men.
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You'll be armed with an overview of the changing market for commentary in Australia, be introduced to structural templates, be walked through the pitching process, and be given personal insights into the protocols and practicalities of promoting your work.
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Because these standards have strong pertinence and better practicality, they have been promoted in many countries and been adopted by the IEC Committee as an international standard.
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The advertisements portrayed in Figure 8 promoted the housedress by appealing to the housewives' desire for fashion, practicality, and comfort, and at the same time offering value with good quality and reasonable price.
