Sentence examples for soi from inspiring English sources
noun
A side-street branching off a major street, an alley, a lane
But it will do so on conventional, cheap silicon wafers without the need for the modified wafers or ultra-thin channels required by the SOI consortium, a trick it accomplishes by adding a second gate beneath the channel.
Circuits fabricated on SOI wafers can operate at higher frequencies and lower powers than those etched on to normal silicon wafers, making them ideal for telecommunications.
soi perhaps, to use a dotcom bubble analogy, we have just been through 1998 rather than 1999.
Haiti's soi disant democratic opposition claims, unconvincingly, not to support them.
As a result, the SOI wafer market currently a mere $40m a year is expected to grow tenfold by the end of the decade.To exploit this demand, SOITEC is building a factory in Grenoble and has teamed up with Shin-Etsu Handotai, the world's biggest manufacturer of silicon wafers, to build another one near Tokyo.
As a result, the output of an accelerator is only about 15,000 SOI wafers a year too little to be commercially viable in many cases.The other established approach is to take two wafers of silicon, coat each with a thin layer of glass on one side (which is done by baking them in oxygen), and then fuse them together to produce a silicon-glass-silicon sandwich.
Unlike many, if not most, Soviet soi-disant foreign correspondents, he may not have been working directly for the KGB because he was too important.
But it always seems presumptuous when soi-disant populist movements, left and right, declare that "we the people" want this or that.It's time for OWS to relinquish our cities' public spaces to the actual public and get on with the tiresome and frustrating grind of actual democratic politics.
He also experimented with comedy in the then-popular Spanish style (Le Geôlier de soi-même, 1655), with opera, and with lyric drama.
She photographed Page 3 girls at home, and she began to snap the soi-disant "great and good", culminating with being selected to do a portrait of the Queen for the 50th anniversary of her coronation.
She received an email from a soi-disant investigative journalist, calling himself David Jones.
