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• *American Xtal Technology Inc ., down 3 9 / 16 at 24 7 / 16
• American Xtal Technology Inc ., Fremont, Calif ., an initial offering of 2.5 million shares.
• American Xtal will suspend shipment of its germanium wafers to Hughes Electronics Corp .'s Spectrolab unit, cutting revenue by about $ 1 million a month.
• The machine was physically large, with an option for one or two built-in three-inch floppy disk drives manufactured by BASIC interpreter ( Xtal BASIC ).
• Director of Photography Angus Hudson and Nooshin opted for the Cooke Xtal Express range of anamorphic lenses, originally spherical lenses from the 1930s that had been re-housed and modified with anamorphic elements in the 1980s.
• Also, why do you need a quartz Xtal osc to be locked to the incoming frequency, won't a normal vco do ?  Preceding talk ) 01 : 42, 8 November 2007 ( UTC)
• Neo offers this explanation of the band's name : " Still no agreement on a band name until Maati [ Stojanovich, Neo's girlfriend ] sees a graffiti on a sidewalk in the Tenderloin reading'XTAL .'No one hates it; it grows on you.
• In late 2007, Xtal Records released the band's second full-length album, " Every Direction Is North " in Japan, a version which included the bonus track " Jumping Frenchmen Of Maine . " In a January 28, 2008 blog post on their website, and MySpace page, the band released " Jumping Frenchmen of Maine " as an online download, stating that the song was from their forthcoming album.
• Director of photography Arri Alexa XT cameras for the film, saying, " I m traditionally a photochemical fan, but going with the digital format was the right way for this movie . . . the Alexa [ provided ] the right look for this particular film . " During the opening scenes in the 1980s, Davis chose JDC Cooke Xtal ( Crystal ) Express anamorphic prime lenses because they " had more anamorphic artifacts and aberrations, which [ he ] felt added something . " Davis used spherical Panavision Primos for the rest of the film.
• This usage of " X " to spell the syllable " kris " ( rather than the sounds " ks " ) has extended to " xtal " for " crystal ", and on florists'signs to " xant " for " chrysanthemum ", even though these words are not etymologically related to " Christ " : " crystal " comes from a Greek word meaning " ice " ( and not even using the letter ? ), and " chrysanthemum " comes from Greek words meaning " golden flower ", while " Christ " comes from a Greek word meaning " anointed ".