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Professor Karen Winey said that there are two problems with ITO; indium is relatively rare, so its cost and availability are erratic, and, more importantly for flexible devices, it's brittle.

DtC Shipments by Winey Size Cases Shipped Winery Size by In Thousands Production in Cases <1,000 104 1,000-4,999 390 5,000-49,999 1,102 50,000-499,999 611 500,000+ 100 Note: Table made from bar graph.

The use o Clay is recommended by its capacity to generate nanostructures inside the matrix each nano-plate of clay acting as a crystallization germ and changing, locally, the normal polymer structure with effects on mechanical properties of the final material due to the soft loading transfer between the crystalline and amorphous phases (Winey & Vaia, 2007).

The US high-rise market is 'pretty much dead', according to Dan Winey, a managing director for Gensler, the Shanghai Tower's San Francisco-based architects.

The US high-rise market is "pretty much dead," said Dan Winey, a managing director for Gensler, the Shanghai Tower's San Francisco-based architects.

"Was auf der Alm eine Alm ist, ist in der Stadt ein Stuberl" (What on alpine meadows is an alpine hut is a cozy little pub in town): In the catalogue for Martin Wohrl's new show, this is how writer Andreas Neumeister describes the institution of the beer or wine hall typical of many German cities, along with its transformation from alpine authenticity to a globally recognizable cliche signifying beery (or winey) coziness.

Some nanotubes are "stronger than steel, lighter than aluminum and more conductive than copper," noted researchers Mohammad Moniruzzaman and Karen Winey of the Department of Material Science and Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania in 2006 [6].

The meat was again tender and succulent, tasty without being too winey. The plates were heavy and hot, and kept the food warm long enough to eat the whole portion.

and Winey, K.I.: 2006, Polymer nanocomposites containing

"It's the adrenalin - and I f*** hate those b***s." He's talking about the Linty, from Linthouse Road, or the Winey, from Ibrox.

Pitch black with a complex, roasty, almost winey aroma, O'Hara's starts on the palate with a soft note of chocolate and finishes appetizingly bitter and just slightly tart.