Interestingly, they demonstrate a simultaneous light-emitting light-detecting function, endowing the 1.5-mm-diameter MQW-diode with the capability of producing transferrable optoelectronics for adjustable displays, wearable optical sensors, multifunctional energy harvesting, flexible light communication and monolithic photonic circuit.
This is what separates businesses that purely generate income from those that become valuable, transferrable assets for their owners.
- Innovative approaches to overcome education needs of Syrian refugee children through such as transferrable certification for refugee students.
It is not clear if this is a transferrable finding, for instance if disabled or socio-economically disadvantaged students would correspondingly influence the views of their peers.
This indicates that the current evidence base for physical activity and mental health is not generically transferrable to sport-for-development interventions.
Under the memorable title "OCBSatire," the Office of Cuba Broadcasting announced that it has "a requirement for exclusive, non-transferrable rights for a Cuban satirical variety and comedy sketch show for inclusion in its programming," with proposals due September 14.
But a phone call to the White House confirmed that it was an actual invitation, non-transferrable, good for myself and for one selected guest.
The program, which allows workers to stay for three years, is advertised as providing laborers with transferrable new skills for when they return home.
Affidavits show the FBI went so far as to interview staffers at Vogue to confirm the Met Ball tickets were fake and learned along the way that the majority of the 600 available and non-transferrable tickets for the event go to invited guests and are typically sold out by November.
However, it is still a big challenge to synthesize large-area and transferrable PCN films for applications in solid state optoelectronics.
