Clearly, suppressing off-angle emission with relatively simple structures such as 2D arrays of holes in tungsten can give rise to improved spectrally selective performance.
Enemy fighters are generally killed, or "suppressed", off-screen, and while the programme makes admirable attempts to cover the human misery of British families back home whose sons are killed in action, it's the battlefield sequences you tune in for.
Larger values of K 1 acted to suppress off-target effects, while smaller values produced an increase in off-target effects relative to the baseline.
Fourth, for cases in which necrosis or a severe phenotype was observed, the p53 MO was co-injected to suppress off-target cell death (Robu et al., 2007) at a 1.5-fold greater mass amount than the mass of experimental or control MO, as indicated in Table 2.
We may prefer even aggressive thinning of the gate dielectric in order to suppress the "off current" more effectively.
Other touchstones appear: a call for help goes unanswered because all the extra cops are off suppressing a demonstration; the breakthrough in the case is made by the only female officer in the station; semen samples must be mailed to America for DNA analysis.
It can be seen that both two passivation techniques can suppress the off-state leakage.
Moreover, the resistance of VO2 is lower than that of filament-based TS device (which is explained below, to suppress the off-state leakage current of state-of-the-art transistor).
It has been found that, the presence of partial buried oxide and δ-doping in an n-channel and p-channel DSSB Pi-OX-δ MOSFETs not only suppresses the off-state leakage, short-channel effects, self-heating effect and the process induced threshold voltage variability but also improves the on-state drive current of the devices.
P. fluorescens Pf-5 (hereafter, Pf-5) was isolated from the rhizosphere of cotton and is able to suppress damping-off caused by P. ultimum[ 8].
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have pushed the EPA to release scientific findings on these chemicals' toxicity, which the EPA's internal emails suggest were suppressed to stave off a "public relations nightmare".
