Sentence examples for ultimate performance and from inspiring English sources

The presence of open porosity in a porous interlayer dielectric (ILD) can seriously degrade the ultimate performance and reliability of a device.

Additionally, given the scope for axial and peripheral derivatization of the BsubNc motif, we believe that this chromophore has many unexplored molecular design handles that will affect its ultimate performance and application in OLEDs and other opto-electronic devices.

The high initial elastic modulus of up to 240 GPa, the early warning and the wide safety margin between damage initiation and final failure make the new hybrids advantageous for safety-critical applications where ultimate performance and low density are key design drivers.

Unlike conventional microelectronics/nanoelectronics, whose emphasis is miniaturization for ultimate performance and integration density, macroelectronics focuses on large-area and low-cost applications and new form factors such as flexible and stretchable devices [1].

It is now commonly known that the properties of nanomaterials strongly depend on the shape of particles, which is a dominating factor to their ultimate performance and applications [8, 15, 16, 17, 18].

At that point, you have no control over the player's ultimate performances and you have to sit back and enjoy the game.

This minor provides students with a fundamental understanding of mechanisms that determine the ultimate performance, properties, and processing characteristics of modern materials.

MAQRO harnesses recent developments in quantum optomechanics, high-mass matter-wave interferometry as well as state-of-the-art space technology to push macroscopic quantum experiments towards their ultimate performance limits and to open new horizons for applying quantum technology in space.

Among them, 3D nanostructures can have larger degree of freedom in design than other nanostructures by precisely controlled structural factors such as geometrical shape and size, opening possibilities for realization of multifunctionality and ultimate performance of various systems, and exploring new physical phenomena [29, 31, 32].

Advancing our understanding of how internal and external stakeholders influence the drivers, execution, and ultimate performance of divestitures is another critical topic.

Results show that the limit curvature and drifts at different performance levels generally follow the normal distribution, with a coefficient of variation on the order of 10%, 15 %, 35, and 40% for the yield, Functionand Damage Control, and Ultimate performance levels, respectively.