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Annual Noble County Spring Fair

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By William C. Sheets
| Perry Daily Journal Verified
Subhead dedicated to William Sheets Noble County’s 2024 Annual Free Fair is dedicated to William Sheets. Sheets is a lifelong resident of Noble County. ‘Willie’, as most of residents have come to know him, learned his work ethic at a young age, when he began working in his family’s plumbing business at the age of 16, and was a fourth-generation plumber when he retired. His faith is strong, and he attends the First Christian… To access content, pleaselogin or purchase a subscription.
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Carbohydrate-Assisted Combustion Synthesis To Realize High-Performance Oxide Transistors

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By Li Zeng, Wei Huang, Binghao Wang, Ferdinand S. Melkonyan, William C. Sheets
| Journal of Chemical & Engineering Data Verified
Owing to high carrier mobilities, good environmental/thermal stability, excellent optical transparency, and compatibility with solution processing, thin-film transistors (TFTs) based on amorphous metal oxide semiconductors (AOSs) are promising alternatives to those based on amorphous silicon (a-Si:H) and low-temperature (8 cm2 V–1 s–1 on SiO /Si gate dielectrics with significantly improved bias-stress stability.
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Creating a Culture of Leadership: IACP LPO Projects Transform the Vermont State Police

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By William C. Sheets
| Police Chief Magazine Verified
William Sheets, Major, Vermont State Police As is true for many law enforcement agencies, the ability to recruit and retain qualified persons is an ongoing challenge for the Vermont State Police (VSP). During the next five years, Vermont’s largest police organization can expect to lose approximately 37 percent of its 327 sworn members—primarily due to retirements—resulting in hundreds of promotions.
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