Is there a possibility to use such a treshold voltage for the NMOS part of a CMOS circuit that during the switching it will start conducting only after the PMOS part will be already closed, by this eliminating the leakedge current? Please note, I'm not asking about the well bias in standby mode, but about the "antileakedge" measures during normal operation.

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What is capitalization and also explain its importance?

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How do I call oracle stored procedures that take no parameters?

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What is a hash function? What is a message digest?

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Is it legal to initialize list like this?

972

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Is javascript hard to learn?

908

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How many hours should a hard drive last?

914

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What is the use of iis logs?

911

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At the point, you should go for struts framework?

939

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What are the modelling diagrams that are most commonly used?

945

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How are reserved instances totally different from on-demand db instances?

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You have a file employee.txt in the hdfs directory with 100 records. You want to see only the first 10 records from the employee.txt file. How will you do this?

961

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what is the difference between siebel 7.5 and 7.8? If we upgrade the application to 7.8 from 7.5 what are the areas we need to give importance from qa(testing) point of view?

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Who calls dealloc method? Can we implement dealloc in arc?

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How do I build a website?

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