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The investigation may be concerned with a crystal surface, whose structure is of interest in microelectronic applications.

The Nobel Prize in Physics 1986 - Presentation Speech 1986

It is an industry association of nearly 300 companies in the microelectronic, semiconductor, photovoltaic and software sectors, clustered around Dresden.

How Bavaria became a European silicon valley 2011

"It turns out that we've discovered a lot of ways to control materials at the molecular level as we went through building microelectronic devices," Dr. Hedrick said.

Big Blue's Tiny Bug Zapper Ron Winslow 2011

These losses have been driven by the migration of microelectronic manufacturing to low-cost foreign locations, such as Taiwan, Singapore, China, and Korea.

Michele Nash-Hoff: What's Happening to U. S. Manufacturing? Michele Nash-Hoff 2011

Its products, including microelectronic components and test systems, are used by companies in the space, avionics, defense, commercial wireless communications and medical markets.

Aeroflex Ends Flat After IPO Lynn Cowan 2010

Later, more compact devices were developed with the advent of microelectronic circuitry.

First TTY for deaf phone communication on display BA Haller 2008

But advancing microelectronic manufacturing processes led to higher and higher resolution (more megapixels), until now even the old curmudgeons admit that the latest digital cameras rival the best of the old films.

Dr. Philip Neches: Elegy for Kodachrome 2010

Rather, these sophisticated sentients start miniaturizing their technology, eventually uploading their minds into some sort of microelectronic computer, at which point colonizing star systems will seem as tempting as oxcart travel.

Seth Shostak: Where Are the Aliens? Fermi Paradox Redux Seth Shostak 2010

Lead zirconate titanate (PZT) – a pezoelectric ceramic – is the material of choice for transducers, actuators, and microelectronic sensors.

Sustainable Design Update » Blog Archive » Making Electronics More Environmental Friendly 2008

Ferromagnetic thin films of metallic materials — ranging in thickness from fractions of a nanometer to several micrometers — are layered in patterns on a substrate (such as silicon) during the manufacture of many microelectronic devices that use magnetic properties, such as computer hard drives.

Magnetic Properties of Thin Films | Impact Lab 2007