We present an approach for fabricating customized, replaceable tips for scanning probe microscopy of critical dimension and high aspect ratio structures.
The Jets aspire to squeeze every drop of production out of a player before discarding him, though they have not always found suitable replacements for players considered replaceable: a dependable blocking tight end like Ben Hartsock; a reliable possession receiver like Jerricho Cotchery; a vertical threat like Edwards, though Hill is a raw approximation.
Samsung has dispensed with many of its traditional features for its new Galaxy S6 phones — swapping out waterproofing and replaceable batteries for a metallic body and sleeker design — and it remains to be seen how consumers will react.
It's just my opinion, but I wonder if Nokia mis-called the whole concept of status in mobile handsets: a top-of-the-line device like an iPhone or the newest Galaxy S III, or even the Lumia 900, is status enough for most people, and if they insist on something shiny, there are replaceable covers for that.
Like all Beetles, the climate system comes with a replaceable filter for pollen, dirt and odors.
The $219.99 $189.999 if you don't need wireless connectivity) accessory comes with a lot in the box you won't get from comparably priced premium keyboards, including replaceable keycaps for both Mac and PC, as well as backlighting, and genuine metal, wood and leather finished surfaces.
Thanks to the success of products like Swiffer, you can now buy plastic or metal poles with replaceable attachments for the floor, the furniture and the toilet.
However, the weighted matching is a replaceable module for our algorithms and it is not the focus of this work to build a fast and close-to-optimal weighted matching algorithm.
It will continue to have a non-replaceable battery for the time being we're told.
"We found the first evidence for replaceable neurons," says Nottebohm, "and I have no doubt that a whole new field will emerge around this concept.
