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    The effect of the city of Saratoga’s “slow growth” movement can be seen in this 2016 photograph of Quito Road. The widening of the road during the build-out years was abruptly halted and has remained as-is for more than 40 years. I think almost everyone is thankful to be able to drive the south end of Quito Road or to drive into Saratoga from the north by way of Saratoga’s “Heritage Lane,” which was also saved from widening. Following in the long-faded footsteps of the Sempervirens Club, the Peninsula

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    forerunner in the technology and innovations of semiconductor products, such as: defense, metallurgical and digital products. Texas Instruments Inc. has a 29% revenue share amongst the Top-Ten analog IC companies. Moreover, a preponderance of the mobile phones sold globally contain computer models as well as other automotive systems • Innovation in Research and Development: TI was the pioneer of semiconductors in the 1950’s, actually inventing the semiconductor. With their strong abilities in production

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    Abstract. An effective way for promoting photocatalytic activity of a semiconductor is doping of rare earth metal nanoparticles (NPs) onto it. Zinc oxide and Lanthanum doped Zinc oxide nanoparticles were synthesized by modifying the gel-combustion method. It was found that La can greatly enhance the cytotoxicity and photocatalytic activity of ZnO nanoparticles towards various cell lines and paracetamol drug. These nanoparticles were characterized by various spectroscopic and other techniques which

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    2 Articles The 1.7 Kilogram Microchip: Energy and Material Use in The Production of Semiconductor Devices, E. D. Williams, R.U. Ayres Summary Kilogram microchip implants that track people's movements or allow shoppers to purchase groceries with the wave of a finger may soon be more than science fiction: One scientist is working to make them part of everyday reality. The computer that controls the environment in Warwick's office recognizes his presence because the implant - a glass capsule 23 millimeters

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    Over the last decade, metal oxide semiconductor gas sensors have been very useful in the areas of pollutant monitoring, diagnosis, process control and personal safety. Most microelectronic devices use metal oxide semiconductor sensors because they are relatively cheap to produce. They are highly sensitive, and their small size made it applicable in several industrial fabrications. The functionality of semiconductor gas sensor is based on oxidation or reduction which are both function of conductivity

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    Table of Contents Today we will look at Company B. We will begin with an overview of the organization, what category of industry it falls under, and some of the products the organization offers. Next, we will explore the current status in the organization, that is, the current state of affairs in the organization with regard to products as well as the internal organizational structure, the factors that contribute to the structure, the effectiveness of the structure. Then we will investigate the

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    become known as Fairchild Semiconductor. At the head of the formation of Silicon Valley was a man named Robert Noyce he was a physicist and a born salesman. The eight men all worked for a brilliant physicist named William Shockley, who was the co-inventor of the transistor. The transistor was a revolutionary invention that became a step towards the microchip (American Experience). William Shockley an already Nobel Prize winning scientist decided to create his own semiconductor company. He had hired

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    “The Intel trinity” is the story of three visionaries with a dysfunctional relationship and principle that bound them together to aid constant innovation that resulted in the world’s most important company “Intel”, which for more than four decades after its launch has been a defining company of the global digital economy. The author Michael S. Malone’s talks about the company that is fearlessly innovative, wildly competitive and boundlessly visionary, soaring to success and changing the industry

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    ) Description of the HPGe gamma-ray spectrometer A high resolution gamma detection system was used for gamma analysis. This system consist of an ORTEC hyper pure germanium detector (HPGe), model number GEM- 15190, coaxial type detector with a serial number 27-P-1876A recommended operating bias, negative 3 Kv. The detector used has crystal diameter 49.3 mm, and crystal length 47.1 mm. The HPGe detector has a full width at half maximum (FWHM) 0.9 keV at the 122 keV gamma transition of Co-57 and 1.9

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    Delete The Virtue of Forgetting in the Digital Age - Viktor Mayer-Schonberger Chapter one is entitled “ Failing to Forget the Drunken Pirate.” This chapter starts off giving examples of real people that have professional jobs that posted something online that later on came back and ruined their lives in some way. One person was a woman by the name of Stacey Snyder who was a 25 year old aspiring teacher. After completing all the coursework needed to become an educator, university officials denied

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