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Impact of the Schottky Barrier and Contact-Induced Strain Variations inside the Channel on the Electrical Behavior of Monolayer MoS<sub>2</sub> Transistors. [PDF]

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Morphological characterization of channel initiation

Physics and Chemistry of the Earth, 1997
Abstract The system of hillslopes and channels that form a drainage basin and shape its morphology and dynamics is the result of a complex interaction between climate and soil through erosion and sediment transport. The identification of sediment sources and pathways must therefore be carried out taking into account system genesis and dynamics.
ROTH, GIORGIO, LA BARBERA, PAOLO
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Friction stir channeling: Characterization of the channels

Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 2009
Abstract Commercially available compact heat exchangers are currently fabricated in several steps by joining multiple tubes, or by independently fabricating and joining fluid channels. Friction stir channeling (FSC) is a simple and innovative technique of manufacturing heat exchangers in a single step by creating continuous, integral channels in a ...
N. Balasubramanian   +2 more
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hKv4.3 Channel Characterization and Regulation by Calcium Channel Antagonists

Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 2001
Relative expression pattern of short and long isoforms of hKv4.3 channels was evaluated by RT-PCR and RPA. Electrophysiological studies were performed in HEK293 cells transfected with short or long hKv4.3 cDNA. The long variant L-hKv4.3 was the only form present in lung, pancreas, and small intestine. The short variant S-hKv4.3 was predominant in brain
T P, Calmels   +5 more
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Mobile radio channel characterization

Proceedings of IEEE Singapore International Conference on Networks and International Conference on Information Engineering '95, 2002
A mobile radio channel is usually characterized by superposition of three independent components with small-, medium-, and large-scale propagation effects. The contribution of each of these variables are considered. Emphasis is made on the effect of shadow fading which is important for the handover decision in the cellular networks.
M.M. Zonoozi   +2 more
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Aeronautical Channel Characterization

IEEE Transactions on Communications, 1973
This paper is concerned with characterizing the link between an airplane and a satellite. Attention is focused on the effect of indirect paths scattered from the surface of the earth. Applicable propagation-theoretic and system function-theoretic work is reviewed and integrated.
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