damascene

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  1. transitive verb To decorate (metal) with wavy patterns of inlay or etching.
  2. noun Metalwork decorated with wavy patterns of inlay or etching.
  3. adjective Of or relating to damascening.

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  • Optional processes may be needed, including elevated source / drain, advanced silicide, metallic source / drain and damascene copper contact. —  EE Times-Asia
  • ++Vin might have some kind of damascene conversion and becme a lot more conducive to what we want him to be ... —  Telegraph Blogs
  • Edition 38: CMOS 32nm technology node: business as usual for interconnect damascene patterning? —  Fabtech - News
  • Corsairs from a place in Morocco called Sale -- who became known in Britain as the 'Sally Rovers' -- sailed up the Cornish coast in July 1625, for example, came ashore dressed in djellabas and wielding damascene scimitars, burst into the parish church at Mount's Bay and dragged out 60 men women and children whom they shipped off to Morocco. —  Latest Articles
  • April 9 / PRNewswire-FirstCall / -- Since the advent of copper damascene processing, achieving void-free fill of high aspect ratio interconnect features has been a key challenge for device manufacturers. —  The Earth Times Online Newspaper
 

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  1. French damasquiner, from damasquin, of Damascus, from Latin Damascēnus, from Greek Damaskēnos, from Damaskos, Damascus.

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  1. from damascene, adjective; variant of damaskeen.
 

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