When Richard and Peter Harden created their restaurant guide, Harden's, a decade ago, they reported 34 noteworthy restaurant openings -- noteworthy meaning visible enough to merit inclusion in the guide.
Dolezal's actions are the acceptance of a hierarchy of identities that are more deserving of merit, love, the visible acknowledgment of pain, validity, the pursuit of happiness and access to wealth and opportunity.
His argument that musicians no longer need the old machinery of commerce to establish an online relationship with their fan base has much merit, at least for any artist visible enough to survive on their own.
The electrical energy consumption of ASR was estimated for the most efficient visible light irradiation system using the figure-of-merit electrical energy per order and compared with batch and laminar falling film slurry reactor.
The multilayer film has been optimized to obtain an average optical transmittance of ~81% in the visible range of wavelengths, while the figure of merit (FOM) reached a maximum of 14.6×10−3 Ω−14.6×10−3
Last month Mohammed Ismail, a Libyan government envoy, arrived in London singing the merits of Saif al-Islam, the most visible of the colonel's sons and a man once touted as a possible force for liberalisation.
The merits of QDs include higher extinction coefficient in visible light spectrum [1], multiple excitons generation through impact ionization [2] and readily tuned bandgap by size control [6].
We investigate the potential of quarterwave stacks by simulation of their optical behavior, yielding the visible reflectance RVIS, the solar transmittance Tsol, a figure of merit M = RVIS/Rsol, and the CIE color coordinates.
It has been demonstrated that device optimization leads to large Kerr rotation and figure of merit (FOM) with a vanishing ellipticity in the visible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, especially at short wavelengths.
This is attributed to some merits of a-IGZO, such as high electron mobility, good visible-light transparency, excellent uniformity, and low process temperature [21, 22].
