In this paper the fabrication of extremely small MOS-transistors with a minimum printed gate length of 25 nm and a width of 75 nm as they are prognosticated for the near term future (2012/2013) by the ITRS with extreme low demands to the used lithography (>1 μm) is described.
Stuff you're tired of hearing about: bailouts, stinky hedge fund shenanigans, executive compensation, retention bonuses for guys who weren't retained, criminal excesses by shady Wall Street buttheads, economic prognostications offered by those who didn't prognosticate anything when it needed to be prognosticated.
Which Dad prognosticated would soon triumphantly congeal into linebackerish solidity.
The players posed, the politicians postured and the pundits prognosticated around the clock.
On June 10 Lukashenka priced the potash giant Belaruskali at $30 billion, rather than the $15 billion prognosticated by its potential buyer, Uralkali.
A type of heart failure caused by a build-up of amyloid can be accurately diagnosed and prognosticated with an imaging technique, eliminating the need for a biopsy.
And ever since 1989, when the 48-story Citibank office tower opened just south of Queens Plaza, many have prognosticated -- wrongly -- that this was about to happen.
Ty Lawson's 53-game tenure with the Houston Rockets was largely a failed experiment, as the Washington Post's Neil Greenberg prognosticated in July.
When he prognosticated on the matter, the bailouts of those two hobbled entities were more than a decade away, but his C.B.O.
The likelihood of occurrence for such unforeseen events cannot be estimated from the observed data or prognosticated by experts.
While a few analysts read the tea leaves and prognosticated that Scott Servais's outfit would be in this position, many more didn't.
