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Liang-Wei Ouyang, Jill C. Mayeda, Clint Sweeney, Donald Y. C. Lie and Jerry Lopez
This paper presents a broadband millimeter-wave (mm-Wave) low noise amplifier (LNA) designed in a 22 nm fully depleted silicon-on-insulator (FD-SOI) CMOS technology. Electromagnetic (EM) simulations suggest that the LNA has a 3-dB bandwidth (BW) from 17....
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Elizabeth A. Pendleton, Edward M. Sweeney and Laura L. Brothers
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have collected approximately 5400 km2 of geophysical and hydrographic data on the Atlantic continental shelf between Delaware and Virginia over the past decade a...
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George Dierberger, Marc McIntosh, Lori Lohman, Phyllis Kapetanakis
Sweeny Electronics is a family-owned S Corporation based in St. Paul, Minnesota. The company was started in 1946 by a returning army veteran, Frank Sweeney, and focused on the heating, air quality and cooling markets. The company has survived numerous re...
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Jose Carlos Donaldo Hernandez,David Anastacio Garcia,Farshad Rabbani
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Every day data is published of different types andfrom various sources. Data de-identification protects the privacyof most of this data before its publication. Over the recent years,a technique proposed by Dr. Sweeney, known as kanonymizationas a means f...
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Chaim Kempler, Hugh A. Daubeny, Brian Harding, Lisa Frey, Tom E. Baumann, Chad E. Finn, Shahrokh Khanizadeh, Andrew R. Jamieson, Kenna MacKenzie, Patrick P. Moore, and Mark Sweeney
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Russell K. Pirlo, Zhen Ma, Andrew Sweeney, Honghai Liu, Julie X. Yun, Xiang Peng, Xiaocong Yuan, George X. Guo, and Bruce Z. Gao
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M.E. Buckley, G.J. Kluitenberg, D.W. Sweeney, K.W. Kelley and L.R. Stone
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Stuart Sweeney
Policy-makers interpreted famines in nineteenth century British India as problems of distribution, rather than food production. Railways provided speedier and cheaper transport than road methods employed during that time. They were more reliable than can...
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T. Sweeney, J. Fox, L. Robertson, G. Kelly, P. Duffy, P. Lonergan, J. O¿Doherty, J.F. Roche and N.P.
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Chaim Kempler, Hugh A. Daubeny, Brian Harding, Tom Baumann, Chad E. Finn, Patrick P. Moore, Mark Sweeney, and Tom Walters
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