Deposition from SiH4 with either PH3 or B2H6 dopant gasses provides spectrally reflecting films which can be annealed yielding fine-grain films for gate, or source and drain regions for TFTs or FETs.
In this study, we perform laboratory corefloods using aqueous solutions with different salinities in engineered rocks with different kaolinite content, yielding fines migration and permeability alteration.
Whilst the map created from this panel will tend to lack fine resolution, its primary purpose is to map contigs generated by the BAC-range HAPPY/Physical map into order, thereby closing the gaps and yielding both fine resolution and integrative coverage.
Local measurements, on the other hand, analyse each node or edge individually, yielding a more fine-grained picture of the network.
Massive increases in computing power and new database architectures allow data to be stored and processed at finer and finer granularities, yielding count data time series with lower and lower counts.
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More than 65% degree of liquefaction was achieved under optimized conditions, yielding 13.5% of useful aromatic fine chemicals such as phenol, 4-ethylphenol, and guaiacol.
Press the mixture through a muslin, cheesecloth, or fine mesh sieve, yielding the desired pastiness/liquid content.
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To qualify for the reward, a whistle-blower must turn over new information that leads to successful enforcement actions yielding more than $1 million in fines.
During the process, mixed ceramic powders are completely melted at the required position by a high-energy laser beam, yielding fully dense ceramic with fine-grained microstructure in which the eutectic spacing is ∼100 nm.
