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P/L
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P/LPipeline
P/LProfit and Loss
P/LPayload
P/LProduct Liability
P/LProperty Line
P/LPacket Loss
P/LPulsed Laser
P/LPacking List (shipping)
P/LPersonal Lines
P/LProprietary Limited Company (Australian corporation law)


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Tri-layers structure of ferromagnetic/organic/ferromagnetic devices has been made using thermal evaporation, pulsed laser deposition, and photolithography techniques.
Fabrication of Inorganic-Organic Spintronic Devices by Marsh, Daniel / Transactions of the Missouri Academy of Science
The effect of epidermal pigmentation on selective vascular effects of pulsed laser.
Office-based laser procedures for the upper aerodigestive tract: ... by Koufman, Jamie A. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
A pulsed laser illuminates the QD sample, exciting electron-hole pairs that are captured by the QD.
NIST demonstrates single photon source by Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
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