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In summary, the forte of SNMS is the measurement of accurate compositional depth profiles with high depth resolution through chemically complex thin-film structures. Current examples of systems amenable to SNMS are complex III-IV laser diode structures, semiconductor device metallizations, and magnetic read-write devices, as well as storage media. [Pg.584]

There are a number of requisite mechanics that will enable you to shape your story as a melodrama. The analogy here is to a car or to a building. Both have to be functional both can be creative. But without those mechanics in place, neither will be either functional or creative. So it is with your story—and so we turn to those writing devices that are the mechanics of the melodrama. [Pg.160]

What writing devices will help you shape your story as a docudrama How do they differ from those of the melodrama We now address these questions. [Pg.178]

These include "compact discs" (CD) for read and write devices for computers, and playing music laser printers CVD (compact video discs) for use with TV sets to play movies and the like hand held compact computers fiber-optic switching chambers and medical diagnostic devices. [Pg.661]

Geiger, W. Alteration-resistant inks of a high color intensity for a capillary writing device. Ger. Offen. DE 3318651,1985 Chem. Abstr. 1985,103, 23892. [Pg.88]

Poly(isothianaphthene) (PITN) can be reversibly cation- and anion-doped without decomposition of the material. PITN with these two reversible and stable redox states of different colors is a potential candidate for electrochromic displays. The reversible redox reaction of PITN and the existence of a relatively stable residual charge can be used in electronic devices, such as memories with learning effect (reading-writing device) [253]. [Pg.61]

In addition to writing devices such as pens, a plethora of mechanical printing devices also deliver inks. Two decades ago, the term mechanical printing would have referred principally to one device the typewriter. Computer technology has changed this situation, and now mechanical (as opposed to handwritten) documents have become much more important in society and consequently much more common as forms of physical evidence. For the forensic chemist however, the common theme remains inks, dyes, and pigments. This section approaches mechanical printing from this perspective. [Pg.493]

Amplifiers for slow potentials should have a frequency range of about 0-3-2,000 c/sec The amplification coefficient depends upon the sensitivity of the writing unit. Modem ink-writing devices for recording slow potentials—the electroencephalographs—make it possible to discriminate minimal changes in the input signal of 5-10 pW,... [Pg.122]


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