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By deducing that a blinking green light is a metaphoric signal somewhere between blinking amber and unblinking green, we find the meaning becoming clear: it is like a woman accepting a proposal of marriage on the understanding that she retains the right to rescind it if someone more suitable turns up.

A high-field effect mobility of 9.4 cm2/Vs, a suitable turn-on voltage of 0.26 V, a high on/off ratio of over 107 and a steep sub-threshold swing of 0.3 V/decade were obtained in HZO-TFT.

Significantly improved on/off ratio and temperature stress stability were obtained in the HZO-TFT due to the reduced DOS, to be specific, a high field-effect mobility of 9.4 cm2/Vs, a suitable turn-on voltage of 0.26 V, a high on/off ratio of over 107, a steep sub-threshold swing of 0.3 V/decade.

The performance of the different tools thus manufactured was evaluated by carrying out suitable turning experiments on cylindrical Ti6Al4V work material under dry cutting environment.

The makers would have to produce a mould, cast the head, machine it to a suitable finish, turn a wooden handle and then assemble the parts.

EnAlgae project coordinator Dr Shaun Richardson said micro-algae - the green water on ponds - would be the most suitable to turn into fuel.

In trying to establish a moral duty to contribute to the development of lifesaving therapies, such as BPT [ 28, 30, 38], it is suitable to turn to the other basic moral principle in bioethics, that of beneficence.

Because the sides of the box are thin, these wrenches are suitable for turning nuts that are hard to reach with an open-end wrench.

MACTURN 350-W manufactured by Okuma Corporation is identified as the most appropriate choice for this application, while LB-35II (M) 850-C emerges out as the least suitable CNC turning centre under the given conditions.

This manual approach of short listing the appropriate CNC turning centres for a specific application is often a costly and time-consuming task due to various activities involved, like creating and receiving records, record keeping and maintenance, retrieving data for comparison and identification of a suitable CNC turning centre, and disaster prevention and recovery planning of vital records.

After some algebraic manipulations, we will readily verify that our technique may be represented conveniently in vector form using a square matrix with real entries which, under suitable conditions, turns out to be an M-matrix, that is, a strictly diagonally dominant matrix with non-positive off-diagonal entries, and positive components in its main diagonal [27, 28].