Sentences with phrase «get thinner wafers»

«That back layer is very critical to get thinner wafers [of silicon] and better back surface reflectivity and, thus, lower cost and higher efficiency.»

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Spreading onto a 8 × 8 tin it is less than wafer thin — I have had to put into a much smaller tin to get a decent base — is your photo enhanced?

Considering Spurs still look decidedly average without Kane I don't get the hype, their squad is still wafer thin compared to even ours.

Will the powder puff Newcastle attack overcome the wafer thin West Ham defence or will Geordie passion be extinguished by the Javier Hernandez get out of jail free card?

You can bet your ass that Martin Jol will tell his players to get stuck in on Saturday, especially on our wafer thin defence, so hopefully we get a decent ref and not somebody from Rugby League this time.

Both findings are well within the margin of error so don't get too excited — recent YouGov polls suggest the underlying picture is that Labour have a wafer thin lead over the Tories for first place, and the Lib Dems have a wafer thin lead over the Greens for fourth place.

DeKnight has already hinted that a cinematic universe could be on the way and given the wafer - thin structure of the plot, that seems like a mistake, so before the waters get muddied once again, switch off and enjoy.

The story is wafer thin; it is the most positive spin on Barnum's life told through very broad brushstrokes, and whenever someone is about to do a bit of real acting (starting to get vaguely emotional) they spontaneously burst in to song!

You know by now I am no way near a vegetarian, so all I could say to those wafer thin sliced pieces of ham was: get into my belly!