Sentence examples for through the dot from inspiring English sources

The first, called eShare, was acquired in 1999; the second, called eAssist Global Solutions, was eventually acquired in 2004 after stumbling through the dot com bubble burst.

At low but increasing magnetic field we see in almost all measurements an increase of the conductance through the dot (see, e.g. Figure 3).

Engel and Loss [Phys. Rev. Lett. 86 (2001) 004648] proposed how the spin-state can be read out via a charge current through the dot in the Coulomb blockade state.

In the positive bias regime of ε d < eV < ε d + U a single electron transport sequentially from the left lead through the dot to the right lead, inducing another current step.

With the increase of t LR, current through the bridge play a dominant role as compared with that through the dot, and the reverse spin valve effect may emerge accordingly.

The average density at any given distance between genes can be calculated from diagonal strips through the dot plot.

2. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Few who lived through the dot-com bust in 2001 would have predicted that the technology sector could come back in four short years.

"The image of California historically is that of a promised land, from the gold rush through the dot-com boom," he said.

Amazon survived early prophecies of doom; branched out into selling music, movies, electronics and toys during the dot-com boom of the late 1990s; and made it through the dot-com bust of 2000 and 2001.

And Michael Grimes, the leader of Morgan Stanley's office in Menlo Park, Calif., had steered the firm's tech team through the dot-com bust and forged relationships with the venture capital firms that have incubated today's tech giants.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The Intel Corporation, the chip maker, said Friday that its chairman, Craig R. Barrett, who steered the company through the dot-com collapse and has become a high-profile advocate for expanding computing in the developing world, plans to retire in May.