microcircuit

In 1983 the company launched its first application for microcircuit cost modelling.

"They got a microcircuit a thousandth of an inch thick," he said.

His work has been in the areas of radio frequency identification, electromagnetic engineering, microcircuit design, and signal processing.

"With the microcircuit chips they each carry, Landru's control over them is sure to be absolute."

I used it in conjunction with a low-power scanning electron microscope, moving around on the surface of a microcircuit.

Which was immediately after microcircuit engineering.

When I heard that you were looking for a microcircuit engineer I jumped at the chance."

One fascinating finding is that each microcircuit can spontaneously generate a rhythm of activity, called a gamma oscillation.

Nor was the microcircuit em-broidery the same.

For example, a microcircuit package with two rows of seven vertical leads would be a DIP14.

He also studied principles governing neocortical microcircuit structure, function, and emergent dynamics.

It covers research on miniaturized electronic devices, microcircuit engineering, semiconductor technology, and systems engineering.

"You see, the Tinkers use a lot of x- and gamma-ray lithography; they need it for microcircuit fabrication.

As a performance specification, the document provides the device manufacturers with an acceptable established baseline to support Government microcircuit application and logistic programs.

The internal construction of the module was seen to consist of eight, stacked mini-boards, each with a single microcircuit and capacitor.

However, wires, microcircuit connections, sheet metal, foils, ribbons and meshes are often joined using ultrasonic welding.

"Our finding does not mean that a microcircuit is conscious, but that it it can spontaneously generate this emergent property.

Diffusion is the complex and costly procedure of imprinting the pattern of the microcircuit on wafers of silicon.

His electrophysiological studies of the olfactory bulb in 1963 produced one of the first examples of a brain microcircuit.

The maze and the crypt entrance on the main floor were so far below that they looked like the microcircuit embroidery on a turin cloth.

Throughout the veritable 'acreage' of drums, discs and registers, the microcircuit readout beads by the hundreds were culling the information.

New concepts to replace the classical "neuron doctrine" were suggested, and the term "microcircuit" for characterizing specific patterns of synaptic interactions in the nervous system.

Continuing efforts will focus on hardware development through the stages of microcircuit development, fabrication process development, single chip system development, and multi-chip system development.

Six hours after he activated the microcircuit embroidery, the turin im-ages ended and Harman rose and flung the cloth from him.

The Harvard architecture-in which instructions and data come from separate sources-simplifies timing and microcircuit design greatly, and this benefits clock speed, price, and power consumption.