... question about a spot he knew intim- ately, and the temptation to exhibit his superiority over us had proved too great. Not only was his nationality a secret, but many of his actions puzzled us considerably. ... other fellows to understand our conversation we spoke in his tongue. But of what he was saying to this stranger, I could only under- stand one or two words and they conveyed to me no meaning. The ... contortions of the victim's face. Yet those assembled were gleeful and excited. Omar was the son of their unconquerable enemy, and they delighted in witnessing his humili- ation and agony....
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... bán đảo Cape Cod có hình dạng gần giống một thiếu phụ cúi đầu nhớ xa xăm, đây là địa điểm du lịch mà dân Boston rất tự hào khi giới thiệu với du khách. Mùa hè là thời gian mà Cape Cod thu hút ... biển Cape Cod đã được khai thác du lịch, nhưng tuyệt đối không có khách sạn nào được đặc quyền nằm trên bãi biển. Tất cả đều phải lùi vào trong, để bảo đảm rằng món quà tuyệt vời nhất mà Cape Cod ... mắt, một bên là rừng thông thanh tĩnh, thị trấn của vùng Cape Cod luôn có khí hậu se lạnh, ngay cả vào mùa hè. Không thể không nghĩ Cape Cod như là sự tổng hợp của Đà Lạt và Nha Trang khi bạn...
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Edited byluís batalha and jørgen carlingTransnational ArchipelagoPerspectives on Cape Verdean docx
... diaspora. She conducted fieldwork on iden- tity formation among Cape Verdeans in Boston, Massachusetts, and in the islands. Her current research focuses on the construction of Cape Verdean diasporic ... produced a population of mixed origin that soon became the majority among the inhabitants. Being settled by colonialists and developed on the basis of slavery and a plantation economy, Cape Verde’s ... of migration (A ˚ kesson 2004). Soon after the end of slavery in Cape Verde, the Portuguese colonial power started encouraging the migration of Cape Verdeans to other Portuguese colonies in Africa...
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The Great White Queen pot
... the interior, and I confess I soon began to tire of the monotony of the terrible gloom. But to all my questions Omar would reply: "Patience. In Africa we have violent contrasts always. To-day ... contortions of the victim's face. Yet those assembled were gleeful and excited. Omar was the son of their unconquerable enemy, and they delighted in witnessing his humili- ation and agony. ... subjects, until I found I could under- stand a large portion of a conversation and could even give directions to our carriers in their own tongue. Omar was in high spirits, eager, it seemed, to return...
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White Papers on Advanced Manufacturing Questions pptx
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DRAFTWorkingPapersVersion040510 eithersettleforexcessdiethatfoundriesfabricatedforsomeotherapplication,ortrytocomeupwithadesign thatsomefoundrycanthenfabricatebutwithnoguaranteethatitwillworkasdesired.Furthermore,thelackof softwaredesigntoolsandconsistentqualifiedprocessesmeanquickturnaroundisnotpossible.Eveniftheinitial diesworkasdesired,thereisnoguaranteethatthediesfabricated on subsequentrunswillhavecomparable performance. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 TheOEICwillrequirenewtechniquesandtoolsforincorporatingnon‐siliconmaterialsintotheCMOSprocess.The challengesaresignificantduetothedifferencesinlatticeconstants,whichcausethreadingdislocations,and differencesinmeltingpointsofdifferentmaterials.Forexample,theannealingtemperaturefortheCMOS transistorsourceanddrain,whichisabout1000°C,ismorethan50°abovethemeltingpointofgermanium—the preferredmaterialfora40Gbpsavalanchegainphotodetector.Notwithstandingthesechallenges,IBMhas fabricatedatransceivercompletelyinCMOS,includingafibercoupler,6‐channelWDMthatisonly20by70 microns.Eachchannelconnectstoa100‐micronlongmodulator,whichdirectlyconnectstotheelectronicdriver andadetectorthatisonly10micronslong.Thetotaldevicewithoutaringresonatorassistisonly0.5mmlong; witharingresonator,itisonly0.1mmlong. 10 NanocompositeStructuralMaterials Anareaofgrowingimportanceisdevelopmentofnano‐enhancedadvancedcompositesandrelatedstructures. SignificantdevelopmentsareunderwayintheindustrialscaleproductionofCNTsandincorporatingCNTswithin traditionalconstituentmaterialsusedtomanufacturefiberreinforcedPMCs. CNTsarehollowcylindersthatconsistofindividualormultiplewallsofagraphitelatticestructure.Multi‐walled carbonnanotubes(MWCNTs)aregenerallyeasiertoproduceandlessexpensivetomanufacturethansingle‐ walledcarbonnanotubes(SWCNTs). 11 CNTspossessextraordinarytensilestrengthandexceptionalstiffness. On a strength‐to‐weightbasis,CNTsareunmatchedbyanyothermaterial.CNTsalsopossessespeciallyhighthermal conductivityandstabilitywhilesomevariantsofCNTspossessespeciallyhighelectricalconductivityandchemical resistance. FiberreinforcedPMCsrepresentthelargestandmostdiverseapplicationforcompositescomparedwiththose producedwithmetal,ceramicorothermatrixmaterials.ApplicationsforPMCsarehighlydiverseincluding sportinggoods,aerospacedefense,andautomotive.WhilePMCshavebeeninusefordecades,theintroductionof nano‐enhancedPMCsisarecenttechnologicaldevelopmentwhichhaslargescalecommercialpotentialofacross virtuallyallmajoreconomicsectors(e.g.,publicworks,heavyindustry,energyproduction,powerdistribution, shipbuilding,consumerproducts,medicalequipment,groundtransportation,commercialaircraft,spaceanda hostofmilitaryuses). Carbonnanotubesareofrelativelyrecentorigin,withsingle‐wallCNTsbeingdiscoveredintheearly1990sand productionprocessesdevelopedsincethattime.ThereforelargescalecommercialuseofCNTsinPMCshasbeen justgettingunderwayoverthelastfewyearsbeginningwithasmallhandfulofapplications.Anumberof companiesareactivelyinvolvedwithincorporatingCNTsintovariousconstituentmaterialsthatareusedto manufacturePMCs.Nano‐enhancedconstituentmaterialscansignificantlyimprovethematerialpropertiesof PMCsandattendantstructures(e.g.,higherstrengthandlighterweight)byleveragingtheextraordinaryproperties ofCNTs.ExamplesofthetypesofPMCconstituentmaterialsthatcanbeenhancedbyCNTsincludethermoplastic andthermosetresins,adhesivesandresininfusedtextiles(knownas“prepregs”)thataresubsequentlyfabricated intolaminatedandotherPMCstructures.Additionalapproachestonano‐enhancedPMCsincludesincorporating CNTsintothemanufactureofexistingfibersareusedtoreinforcePMCsaswellasdevelopingentirelyalternative formsofnewfibersproducedfromCNTs. 10 YuriVlasov,IBMResearch,“Transitionfromtelecommtodatacommtocomputercomm,”OIDAPhotonicIntegrationForum, October6,2009,SantaClara,CA. 11 SWCNThaveadiameter on theorderof1to3nanometers(nm) whilethediameterofaMWCNTcanaveragefrom8to10 nms.TheindividualwallthicknessofCNTsmeasuresanatomthickandthelengthofCNTscanreachseveralmillimeters(mm). ... DRAFTWorkingPapersVersion040510 Appendix1‐A:AdvancedTechnologyManufacturingFrontiers1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 IntegratedOptoelectronics Photonics,alsoknownasoptoelectronics(OE),isthattechnologyspacewhereinformationsignalscarriedby electronsareconvertedtophotonsandviceversa(O‐E‐O).Photonstransportinformationintheformof amplitude,wavelength,andphase—oranycombinationoftheabove.Photonicdevicesareeitheractiveor passive.Passivedevicesmerelytransporttheinformation‐carryingphotonsfromonelocationtoanother.Active componentsperformsomefunction—convertelectronsintolight(lasers,displays),convertphotonsintoelectrons (chargecoupleddevicesensors,avalanchephotodiodes),mergestreamsofdata‐carryingphotons(multiplexors), separateoutmergedstreamsofdata‐carryingphotons(demultiplexors)andimpartdata on astreamofphotons (modulators.) Theapplicationofphotonicscoverssuchdiverseareasasindustriallasers,consumerelectronics, telecommunications,datastorage,biotechnology,medicine,generalillumination,anddefense.Eachofthese applicationspaceshasasupplychainandinfrastructurethatstartswithbasicmaterialsandendsatacompleted product.Alongthischainaresubchainsthatprovidetheindividualcomponentsorsubsystemsthatmakeupthe finishedproduct. Akeydynamicinphotonicsistheevolutionfromdiscretephotonicdevicestointegratedsystems.Thisintegration isdrivenbytheneedforincreasedperformancewhilesimultaneouslyreducingcostandpowerconsumptionto meettheburgeoningdemandsfortelecommunicationsanddatacommunications—whichthemselvesare becomingincreasinglyintegrated. PhotonicIntegrationforTelecommandDatacomm TelecommunicationsnetworksanddatacentersthatsupportthecommunicationsinfrastructureandtheInternet willrequireintegratedphotonicstomeetdemandsthatwilloverwhelmthemassiveswitchingcentersthatroute themessagesanddataaroundthefiberopticnetwork.Thesecenterstypicallycontainthousandsofracksof electronicrouters,inbuildingsthatcoveracres,andconsumeabout30megawattsofelectricpower.Asnew mobiledevicesandinternetvideocontentincreasethebandwidthcapacitydemand on thenetwork,theservice providershavetoincreasethenumberofchannelscarriedbyasinglestrandofopticalfiber.Simplyincreasingthe electroniccontentofaracktoaccommodateincreasedbandwidthisnotpossiblebecauseoftheassociated increaseinpowerconsumptionandheatdissipation.Thesolutionliesinphotonicintegration. 9 Photonicintegratedcircuits(PICs)combinemultipleopticandelectro‐opticcomponentsontoachip.Today’sPIC technologyiscomparabletothatofmicroelectroniclarge‐scaleintegration(LSI)ICsofthe1960s—about200to 300elements on asinglechip.MostofthePICstodayarehybrid—theyconsistofasiliconsubstratewithanumber ofmonolithicallyintegratedcomponents,andanumberofcomponentsfabricatedfromothermaterials mechanically,optically,andelectronicallyconnectedtothesubstrate.PICsrequirecomponentsfabricatedfrom othermaterialsbecausesilicondoesnotsupportalaser.Technologiesandfabricationtoolsareneededthatwould supportmonolithicintegrationofsiliconwithothermaterialstoenablePICstomovetohigherlevelsofintegration andtakeadvantageoftheexistingsiliconCMOSinfrastructure. Thepriceofincreasedbandwidthisincreasedcomplexityandpowerconsumption.Thesystemrequiresmore componentstoextractandgroomtheelectricalsignalsfromtheseincreasinglycomplexopticalsignalsandconvert themintoaformthatelectronicprocessorscanmanipulate.EachO‐E‐Orequiresmanydiscrete,single‐function opticalcomponents,includinglasers,modulators,wavelengthlockers,detectors,attenuators,wavelengthdivision multiplexers(WDM)andde‐multiplexers.Inatypicalopticaltransportsystem,eachO‐E‐Oconversionmayrequire uptohalfadozenoptoelectronicoropticalcomponents,andafullydeployed40‐wavelengthWDMterminalnode mayuseupwardsof120ormorecomponentsinterconnectedby260ormorefibercouplings.Eachofthesefiber couplingsrepresentscost,signallosses,andapotentialfailurepoint. 9 BikashKoley,“NetworkArchitectatGoogle,”presentationattheOIDAPhotonicIntegrationForum,October6,2009,Santa Clara,CA. ... DRAFTWorkingPapersVersion040510 Appendix1‐A:AdvancedTechnologyManufacturingFrontiers1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 IntegratedOptoelectronics Photonics,alsoknownasoptoelectronics(OE),isthattechnologyspacewhereinformationsignalscarriedby electronsareconvertedtophotonsandviceversa(O‐E‐O).Photonstransportinformationintheformof amplitude,wavelength,andphase—oranycombinationoftheabove.Photonicdevicesareeitheractiveor passive.Passivedevicesmerelytransporttheinformation‐carryingphotonsfromonelocationtoanother.Active componentsperformsomefunction—convertelectronsintolight(lasers,displays),convertphotonsintoelectrons (chargecoupleddevicesensors,avalanchephotodiodes),mergestreamsofdata‐carryingphotons(multiplexors), separateoutmergedstreamsofdata‐carryingphotons(demultiplexors)andimpartdata on astreamofphotons (modulators.) Theapplicationofphotonicscoverssuchdiverseareasasindustriallasers,consumerelectronics, telecommunications,datastorage,biotechnology,medicine,generalillumination,anddefense.Eachofthese applicationspaceshasasupplychainandinfrastructurethatstartswithbasicmaterialsandendsatacompleted product.Alongthischainaresubchainsthatprovidetheindividualcomponentsorsubsystemsthatmakeupthe finishedproduct. Akeydynamicinphotonicsistheevolutionfromdiscretephotonicdevicestointegratedsystems.Thisintegration isdrivenbytheneedforincreasedperformancewhilesimultaneouslyreducingcostandpowerconsumptionto meettheburgeoningdemandsfortelecommunicationsanddatacommunications—whichthemselvesare becomingincreasinglyintegrated. PhotonicIntegrationforTelecommandDatacomm TelecommunicationsnetworksanddatacentersthatsupportthecommunicationsinfrastructureandtheInternet willrequireintegratedphotonicstomeetdemandsthatwilloverwhelmthemassiveswitchingcentersthatroute themessagesanddataaroundthefiberopticnetwork.Thesecenterstypicallycontainthousandsofracksof electronicrouters,inbuildingsthatcoveracres,andconsumeabout30megawattsofelectricpower.Asnew mobiledevicesandinternetvideocontentincreasethebandwidthcapacitydemand on thenetwork,theservice providershavetoincreasethenumberofchannelscarriedbyasinglestrandofopticalfiber.Simplyincreasingthe electroniccontentofaracktoaccommodateincreasedbandwidthisnotpossiblebecauseoftheassociated increaseinpowerconsumptionandheatdissipation.Thesolutionliesinphotonicintegration. 9 Photonicintegratedcircuits(PICs)combinemultipleopticandelectro‐opticcomponentsontoachip.Today’sPIC technologyiscomparabletothatofmicroelectroniclarge‐scaleintegration(LSI)ICsofthe1960s—about200to 300elements on asinglechip.MostofthePICstodayarehybrid—theyconsistofasiliconsubstratewithanumber ofmonolithicallyintegratedcomponents,andanumberofcomponentsfabricatedfromothermaterials mechanically,optically,andelectronicallyconnectedtothesubstrate.PICsrequirecomponentsfabricatedfrom othermaterialsbecausesilicondoesnotsupportalaser.Technologiesandfabricationtoolsareneededthatwould supportmonolithicintegrationofsiliconwithothermaterialstoenablePICstomovetohigherlevelsofintegration andtakeadvantageoftheexistingsiliconCMOSinfrastructure. Thepriceofincreasedbandwidthisincreasedcomplexityandpowerconsumption.Thesystemrequiresmore componentstoextractandgroomtheelectricalsignalsfromtheseincreasinglycomplexopticalsignalsandconvert themintoaformthatelectronicprocessorscanmanipulate.EachO‐E‐Orequiresmanydiscrete,single‐function opticalcomponents,includinglasers,modulators,wavelengthlockers,detectors,attenuators,wavelengthdivision multiplexers(WDM)andde‐multiplexers.Inatypicalopticaltransportsystem,eachO‐E‐Oconversionmayrequire uptohalfadozenoptoelectronicoropticalcomponents,andafullydeployed40‐wavelengthWDMterminalnode mayuseupwardsof120ormorecomponentsinterconnectedby260ormorefibercouplings.Eachofthesefiber couplingsrepresentscost,signallosses,andapotentialfailurepoint. 9 BikashKoley,“NetworkArchitectatGoogle,”presentationattheOIDAPhotonicIntegrationForum,October6,2009,Santa Clara,CA. ...
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The Great White Queen docx
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frommer''s cape cod, nantucket and martha''s vineyard (hungry minds inc,2004)
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... truyền lan trong không gian thì véctơ cường độ điện trường và véctơ cảm ứng từ có phương A. song song với phương truyền sóng. B. song song với nhau. C. vuông góc với nhau và song song với phương ... dung C 0 . Giá trị C 0 và cách ghép C 0 với C là A. ghép song song, C 0 = 250 (àF). B. ghộp ni tip, C 0 = 250 (àF). C. ghộp song song, ).F( 500 C 0 à = D. ghộp ni tip, ).F( 500 C 0 à = Cõu ... nào sau đây là sai khi nói về tia γ ? A. Khi đi trong không khí, tia γ làm ion hoá chất khí và mất dần năng lượng. B. Tia γ không bị lệch trong điện trường và từ trường. C. Tia γ phóng ra từ...
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