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1 technique
1) метод, спосіб (див. т-ж арproach, method) 2) технологія (див. т-ж technology) - alloying technique
- annular sawing technique
- assembly technique
- automatic layout technique
- automatic test generation technique
- BIMOS technique
- bond etchback technique
- boron etch stop technique
- bump-metallization technique
- CAD technique
- GDI technique
- chip floorplan technique
- chip processing technique
- circuit technique
- CMOS technique
- cold-crucible technique
- cold-processing technique
- collector-diffusion isolation technique
- commutating auto-zeroing technique
- computerized design technique
- CVD technique
- decomposition technique
- definition technique
- development advanced rate technique
- diffused planar technique
- diffusion technique
- double-diffusion technique
- dry processing technique
- electrochemical passivation technique
- electron-beam technique
- electroplating technique
- etch-and-refill technique
- etchback technique
- etch-stop technique
- evaporation technique
- fabrication technique
- film technique
- flip-chip technique
- floating crucible technique
- folding technique
- four-point probe technique
- growth technique
- implant-isolation technique
- incremental time technique
- integrated technique
- interconnection technique
- internal trace technique
- ion-implantation technique
- isolation technique
- laser selective photoionisation technique
- laser-trimming technique
- lifting technique
- lift-off technique
- light-scattering technique
- liquid encapsulation Czochralski technique
- liquid-phase epitaxy technique
- liquid epitaxy technique
- lithographic technique
- masked diffusion technique
- masking technique
- mask-making technique
- masterslice technique
- mesa-fabrication technique
- Minimod technique
- mixed-level technique
- mixed-mode technique
- modified horizontal Bridgman technique
- modified Bridgman technique
- molecular-beam epitaxy technique
- monolithic technique
- mounting technique
- multichip assembly technique
- multiwire technique
- native охide technique
- node tearing technique
- n-type doping technique
- open-tube diffusion technique
- open-tube technique
- optical alignment technique
- oxide masking technique
- oxygen-plasma охidation technique
- packaging technique
- peripheral sawing technique
- photolithographic technique
- photomasking technique
- photomechanical technique
- photoresist lift-off technique
- piecewise linear modeling technique
- planar-epitaxial technique
- plasma-охidation technique
- plasma-spraying technique
- p-n junction isolation technique
- positive photoresist masking technique
- probe technique
- processing technique
- production technique
- production soldering technique
- reduction technique
- resist technique
- SBC technique
- scaling technique
- screen-printing technique
- screen-stencil technique
- self-aligned double-diffusion technique
- serial-writing technique
- shallow V-groove technique
- shrinking technique
- silk-screeningtechnique
- silk-screentechnique
- single-layer interconnection technique
- single-level interconnection technique
- sinking technique
- slice technique
- solder reflow technique
- solute-diffusion technique
- SOS isolation technique
- sparse matrix technique
- staged-diffusion technique
- staining technique
- stencil technique
- step-and-repeat reduction technique
- tape-carrier technique
- test technique
- thermal wave technique
- trench-etch technique
- tri-mask technique
- trimming technique
- two-layer resist technique
- two-phase technique
- two-step technique
- vapor-oxidation technique
- vapor-phase epitaxial technique
- V-ATC technique
- wet technique
- wire-bonding technique
- wire-wrapping technique
- wire-wrap technique
- wiring technique
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Point of order — Point Point, n. [F. point, and probably also pointe, L. punctum, puncta, fr. pungere, punctum, to prick. See {Pungent}, and cf. {Puncto}, {Puncture}.] 1. That which pricks or pierces; the sharp end of anything, esp. the sharp end of a piercing… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
