This paper describes a 64K CMOS RAM with an access time of 15 ns. The RAM was built using a technology with self-aligned TiSi2, sirtgle-level metaf, an a~erage minimum feature size of 1.35 pm, and a minimum effective channel length of L1 pm. An access of 10 ns is possible with the word line stitched on a second level of metaf and some minor redesign. High speed is achieved through innovative circuits and design concepts. New CMOS circuits include a sense-amp set signal generator, a row decoder, and an input circnit. These circuits feature use of CMOS devices to an advantage for high-speed safe operation. A layoutnde-independent graphics tool was used for the artwork design.
Physical activity and exercise participation are important considerations in the study and management of acute and long-term care for cancer patients. Although excessive rest and lack of physical activity are related to diminished physical fitness, reduced functional status, impaired cognition, and diminished quality of life, exercise prescription is not a standard treatment support for patients or survivors of cancer. In this retrospective study, it was hypothesized that routine participation in exercise could improve physical fitness for adults recently completing months of cancer treatment. Forty-five cancer patients were able to make considerable fitness gains over an 8-week period. A fitness program coordinated by an exercise physiologist, certified trainers, and an advanced practice cancer nurse was an effective method of organizing referral, monitoring individual patient concerns, and avoiding unnecessary risks.
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