abnormally grown grains
German translation: "abnormale Kristallkornwachstum" oder "abnormal gewachsene Kristallkörner"
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| na | abnormal gewachsenes Getreide |
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| na | "abnormale Kristallkornwachstum" oder "abnormal gewachsene Kristallkörner" |
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abnormal gewachsenes Getreide Explanation: Why not use the obvious? A little more context would really help... |
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"abnormale Kristallkornwachstum" oder "abnormal gewachsene Kristallkörner" Explanation: This appears to be connected with your chip translation. The crystals should probably not have too many (or no) abnormally grown grains. Perhaps "abnormale Kristallkornwachstum" oder "abnormal gewachsene Kristallkörner". - http://eet.com/news/97/967news/high.html - A two-step crystalline process for fabricating thin-film transistors (TFTs) may offer improved throughput and device performance over current techniques. Developed by researchers at Stanford University, the process involves a high-temperature rapid thermal annealing (RTA) nucleation step followed by a low-temperature grain-growth step. The resultant large-grain polysilicon is said to achieve grain sizes of up to a few microns. The research focused on improving the speed and efficiency with which amorphous silicon can be converted to a polycrystalline form, offering the potential for transistors with high mobility and low leakage |
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