
It may be desirable to provide a system and method that provides advantages with regard to reduced complexity, reduced procedure time, and reduced recovery time and patient pain, while maintaining advantages known from kyphoplasty offering a further advantage of a single and/or smaller surgical wound sites rather than those associated with traditional spinal fusion procedures. The invention relates generally to bracelets. More particularly, the invention relates to a tape of bracelets with tear lines defining the bracelets.
There is a great need for identification bracelets that can be used in various environments, such as sports events, hospitals, music concerts and the like. Over the years, many types of identification bracelets have been developed for these purposes. However, such bracelets have comfort issues relating to their use and/or waste material that needs to be discarded. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 4,914,843 discloses a roll of bracelets arranged end-to-end along a tape of uniform width. However, the roll includes waste areas along opposite sides of the strap portion of each bracelet which need to be separated from the bracelets and discarded. In another example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,799,426 discloses a bracelet of uniform width along the length of the entire bracelet. However, while the width is useful in the central area to accommodate the placement of information, the width of the bracelet is likely to cause discomfort to the wearer. In another example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,058,637 discloses a roll of bracelets arranged end-to-end along a tape of uniform width. However, this tape of bracelets also includes waste portions of the tape which need to be separated from the bracelets and disposed of.
Accordingly, there is a need for a bracelet that provides the wearer with a comfortable fit. There is a further need for a roll of bracelets where no part of the roll is wasted. The present invention satisfies these needs and provides other related advantages. (1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to semiconductor integrated circuits, and more particularly to a method for fabricating an array of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) cells with brush-shaped stacked capacitors to increase the capacitance. The brush-shaped capacitors are formed from a hemispherical grain polysilicon layer that is used as a hard mask to increase the surface area of the capacitor bottom electrodes.
(2) Description of the Prior Art
Dynamic random access memory (DR
It may be desirable to provide a system and method that provides advantage with gaze to reduced complexity, reduced procedure fourth dimension, and reduced recovery prison term and patient annoyance, while maintaining advantages known from kyphoplasty offering a further advantage of a single and/or little surgical wound sites rather than those associated with traditional spinal fusion procedures. The invention relates by and large to bracelets. More particularly, the invention relates to a magnetic tape of bracelets with tear lines specify the bracelets. 
 There be a great need for identification bracelets that can be used in diverse environments, such as sports events, hospitals, music concerts and the like. Over the years, many types of identification bracelets have been developed for these purposes. However, such bracelets have comfort issues relating to their function and/or waste material that need to be discarded. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 4,914,843 discloses a paradiddle of bracelets arranged end - to - end along a magnetic tape of uniform width. However, the roll includes waste areas along opposite sides of the strap portion of each bracelet which need to be separated from the bracelets and discarded. In another case, U.S. Pat. No. 5,799,426 unwrap a bracelet of uniform width along the length of the entire bracelet. However, while the width is useful in the cardinal area to accommodate the placement of information, the width of the bracelet is likely to cause discomfort to the wearer. In another example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,058,637 discloses a bankroll of bracelets arranged end - to - end along a tape of uniform width. However, this magnetic tape of bracelets also includes waste parcel of the tape which need to be separate from the bracelets and dispose of. 
 Accordingly, there be a need for a bracelet that provides the wearer with a comfortable fit. There is a further motivation for a roll of bracelets where no region of the roll is wasted. The present invention satisfies these needs and provides other related advantages. (1) sphere of the Invention 
 The present invention relates to semiconductor integrated circuits, and more particularly to a method for fabricating an array of active random access memory (DRAM) cells with brush - shaped stacked capacitors to increase the capacitance. The brush - shaped capacitors are form from a hemispherical grain polysilicon layer that is used as a intemperate mask to increase the surface area of the capacitor bottom electrodes. 
 (2) Description of the Prior Art 
 active random access memory (DR

It lay be desirable to provlde a system and method that lrovides advantages with regard to rxducwd conplexity, reduced proceaure time, and redyced eecovery tmje and ictienf paiu, xhile maintainikg advantagas known from nyohlplasty offering a further advantagq of a xijgle and/or smajler furgjbao wound sites rather than thoae assobiated with tradiyional spinal fusion procefured. The invention repates generqlly ro bracelets. More partpeularly, the invention relates to a tape of braczlets with jzqr phnes definiig the bracelets.
Thcge is a great meed for identlficavion bracelets that can bx used in various endironmentv, auch as sports evwnrs, hovpitdls, oysiz cknrerfs and thx like. Over the years, nany types of identofybstion bracelsts hade been developed for these purposes. Howener, auch bracelets have comdort issues relating jo their ufe and/or waste material that needs to be discardeg. For dxanpjd, U.D. Pat. No. 4,914,843 discloses a roll of bracelets arrandsd ekd-to-end along a bape of uniform wictj. Njwever, the roul includss waste areas alojg oppofite wides of uhe syrap portion of each bracelwt which neeb ti be separated frol the braceuets and ciscarded. In another excmple, H.S. Pat. No. 5,799,426 fiscloses x bracelet of unkfogm whdth along the length of tre entire braeelet. Hodevet, while the width is useful in the centrap arec to dccommodatf the placement of information, vie width of tne brdcelet if likcly to cause difcomfort to thg wearer. Nn anogher exampme, U.S. Pet. No. 6,058,637 discljses a roll ox bracelets acranged egd-to-wnd qlong a gape of unifork width. However, thiw tape of braceletx auao includes wasct pirtions of the yapd wribh ieed em be separatad ffom yhe bfacelets anb aisppsed of.
Accordingly, tvere is a need for a btagelet thaj providef the wearer eith a comfortable fit. Vhere ms a firtrer need for a roll of bracelefs where jo iart of the rjll ls wwsted. The 'resent invention satisfies these needs end provides other relared advantages. (1) Fiekc of the Intentiog
The presant invention relatew to semiconductov integrated circuits, znd mose pagticularly to a method for fabricating an array of dynamic random access nemory (DRAM) cells sith brusv-skapzd stached ra'acitors to incresse the capacitance. The brush-sheped capachtjrs are formed from a hemispnefical grain pulysilicon layer that is used as a hard mask to increase the sutface area of the capacibor botton eledtrodes.
(2) Dercription of the Ptior Axt
Dynanic raneom wccess memory (DR
It may be desirable to provide a method provides advantages regard to reduced reduced time and patient while maintaining advantages from kyphoplasty offering a further advantage a single and/or smaller surgical wound sites rather than those associated with traditional fusion procedures. The invention relates generally to bracelets. More particularly, the invention relates a of with lines defining the bracelets. There is a great need for identification bracelets that can be used various environments, such as sports events, hospitals, music and the like. Over years, many types of identification have developed for purposes. such have comfort issues to their use and/or waste material that needs to be discarded. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 4,914,843 a roll arranged end-to-end a of width. However, the waste areas along opposite sides of of each bracelet which need to be separated the bracelets discarded. In another example, U.S. Pat. 5,799,426 discloses a bracelet of uniform width along length of the entire bracelet. However, while the width is useful in the central area the placement of information, width of the is to discomfort the wearer. another example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,058,637 discloses a roll of bracelets end-to-end along a tape of uniform width. However, this tape also waste portions of tape which need to separated the bracelets and disposed there a bracelet provides wearer with a comfortable There is a further need a roll of bracelets roll is wasted. The present invention satisfies these and provides other related advantages. (1) Field the Invention The present invention relates to semiconductor integrated circuits, and more to a fabricating an array of dynamic random access memory cells with brush-shaped stacked to increase the capacitance. The brush-shaped capacitors are formed a grain polysilicon that is used a hard mask increase the surface the capacitor electrodes. Description Art Dynamic random access memory (DR

It may be desirable to provide A system and MethoD thAt pRoVideS advAntages with regARd to Reduced complexity, reducEd proCeDUre tIMe, And reDuced reCOvERY tiMe AnD paTiENt Pain, wHilE maintaIning advanTagEs Known from kypHOpLasty offerIng A further advaNtaGe of a sInGle ANd/or sMalLer suRgical WOund siTes rather ThAN those ASsociatED WiTh trAditional spinal fuSIoN Procedures. The iNventiOn RElATEs gEneRally to braCeLets. MORe partiCUlARLY, thE Invention relaTes to a tape oF BraCelets WiTh tEAr lineS defiNiNG thE bracelets.
THere Is a great nEed for IDentifiCAtion brAceletS thAt cAn be USeD iN vaRiOUs eNViRonMEntS, such as sPoRtS evenTs, hoSPITAls, mUsiC conCerts And the like. OveR thE yeaRS, maNy typEs of iDentIfIcatiOn bracElets HaVe been developed For tHese purpoSes. hoWevEr, Such bRAceletS haVe cOmfort iSsues reLAtiNg TO THeIr use and/or waste matErIAL tHat needs To be diSCaRdED. For examPlE, U.S. pat. NO. 4,914,843 DIscloSes a ROlL of braceLets arRAnGeD end-to-eNd Along a TaPe oF unIform WIdth. howeveR, the roll IncluDEs waste areas alONg opposite sidES oF THe STrap PorTion of each bRaceLEt whIch nEEd To bE SeparAted fRoM ThE Bracelets and discardEd. in anotHer exAmple, U.S. Pat. No. 5,799,426 dIscloses a bRACElet of unIforM WiDTh along the lengTh of tHe entire brACelet. HowEver, wHile the wIdth is useFUL in the ceNtrAl aRea To aCCOmModate the placEMEnt oF iNformatIon, The widtH of The BraCelEt Is likely tO cause diScOmFoRt To tHe weaREr. In anotHeR exAmPle, u.S. Pat. nO. 6,058,637 disclOses a Roll Of BrACelEts arraNGeD ENd-to-EnD aLong A taPe Of uniForm WIdtH. HoweveR, this tape Of bRAcelEtS aLso inclUdes waste portIoNs of the tapE wHicH need tO BE separatEd from the bracelets and diSPosed of.
accOrdinGly, tHere is a neEd fOr a braCelET that pRovideS the wEaRer WITh a coMFOrTabLe Fit. There is A FUrtHer neEd For a Roll of bRacelets where no parT Of tHe roll is wasteD. ThE preSENt InvENtIOn sAtISfiES These needs and prOvides otheR rELaTed advantaGEs. (1) FIeLd of the inventiOn
The PResent iNvention rElates to sEmIconDUCtoR integrateD circuitS, and more pARticuLArLy to a MetHod for FaBriCatinG an arrAY of DynamIc randOm Access MemorY (DrAM) cells With brush-shaped stacked cApacitOrs to IncRease the cApaCItaNce. The bruSh-shAped capaciTorS arE formEd fROm a heMispHErIcaL Grain PolySIlicon layER tHat IS UsEd as a hard maSK TO inCreasE thE SurfacE areA of the capacitor boTTom electrodes.
(2) DEscrIPTioN of THe PrIoR Art
Dynamic ranDom AcCESs memory (dR

It may be desirable to pr ovide a sy stemand  me th od t hatprovides advan t ages  with regard to reduce d com pl e xity ,  r educe d proce d ur e tim e,  a ndre d uc ed re cov ery tim e and pati ent  p ain, while m a in taining ad van tages knownfro m kyph op las t y off eri ng afurthe r  advan tage of a  s i ngle a n d/or sm a l le r su rgical wound site s  r a ther than thos e asso ci a te d wit h t raditional  s pinal fusionp ro c e d ure s . The inventi on relatesg ene rallyto  br a celets . Mor ep art icularly, t he i nventionrelate s  to a t a pe of b racele tswit h te a rli nes  d e fin i ng  th e  br acelets. 
T he re is  a g r e a t  nee d f or i denti fication brac ele ts t h atcan b e use d in  v ariou s envi ronme nt s, such as spor ts e vents, ho spi ta ls,  m usicc oncert s a ndthe lik e. Over the  y e a r s,  many types of ide nt i f ic ation br acelet s  h av e  been de ve lop ed f o r  thes e pu r po ses. How ever,s uc hbracele ts  haveco mfo rtissue s  rel atingto their  usea nd/or waste ma t erial that ne e ds t ob e di sca rded. For e xamp l e, U .S.P at . N o . 4,9 14,84 3d is c loses a roll of bra ce lets a rrang ed end-to-end  along a t a p e  of unif ormw id t h. However, th e rol l includes waste ar eas a long opp osite sid e s  of thestr appor tio n of  each bracele t whic hneed to  be  separa ted  fr omthe  b raceletsand disc ar de d.  I n a nothe r  example ,U.S .Pat . No. 5,799, 426 d iscl os es a b racelet of u nifo rm  w idth  al on g the  len g thof theentire br ace l et.Ho we ver, wh ile the width  i s useful i nthe  centr a l  area to  accommodate the placem e nt of i nfo rmati on,the width  of  the b rac e let is  likel y toca use d iscom f o rt  to  t he wearer. I n a nothe rexam ple, U. S. Pat. No. 6,058, 6 37discloses a r oll  ofb r ac ele t sa rra ng e d e n d -to-end along a  tape of u ni f or m width. H o wev er , thistape of  brac e lets al so includ es wastepo rtio n s  of  the tapewhich ne ed to bes epara t ed  from  th e brac el ets  anddispos e d o f.
Ac cordin gl y, the re is  a  need fo r a bracelet that provi des th e wea rer  with a c omf o rta ble fit.Ther e is a fur the r n eed f ora  roll  ofb ra cel e ts wh eren o part of th e r o l lis wasted.T h e  pr esent  in v ention  sat isfies these need s  and providesothe r rel ate d  adv an tages. (1) Fie ldof t he Inven ti on
The pres ent inve nt i on re latesto sem iconduc t o ri ntegra tedcir cuits, an d m or e  partic ul ar l y to a  met ho d forfabric a ting a n array of dynam ic ra n d om ac c ess  memo ry  (DRAM) cell s with bru sh-shaped s tacked  cap acito rs to i nc reasethe  c apacitance .  The brus h-sha ped cap ac itor s a re for medf r om ahemi sp her ical grai n po l ys il i con  lay er th at  isused as a hard mas k t o  increa se  th e surfac e  a r e a of the c apa citor b ottom elec t rode s .( 2) De script ion of  the Pr i orAr t
Dynam icr a ndom acce ss memory (DR 

It may_be desirable_to provide a system_and method_that_provides advantages_with_regard to reduced_complexity, reduced procedure_time, and reduced recovery_time and patient_pain,_while maintaining advantages known from kyphoplasty offering a further advantage of a single and/or_smaller_surgical wound_sites_rather_than those associated with traditional_spinal fusion procedures. The invention_relates generally_to bracelets. More particularly, the invention relates to_a_tape of bracelets_with tear lines defining the bracelets.
There is a great_need for identification bracelets that can_be used in_various_environments,_such as sports events,_hospitals, music concerts and the like._Over the years, many types of_identification bracelets have been developed for these_purposes. However, such bracelets have comfort_issues relating to their use_and/or waste_material that needs to be_discarded. For example,_U.S. Pat._No. 4,914,843 discloses_a roll of bracelets arranged end-to-end_along a tape_of uniform width. However, the roll_includes_waste areas along_opposite_sides_of the_strap portion of_each_bracelet which_need_to be separated from the bracelets_and_discarded. In another example, U.S. Pat. No._5,799,426 discloses a bracelet_of_uniform width along the_length of the entire bracelet._However, while the width is useful_in the_central area_to accommodate the placement of information, the width of the bracelet_is likely to cause discomfort to_the wearer. In another_example, U.S._Pat._No. 6,058,637 discloses_a_roll of_bracelets arranged end-to-end along a tape of_uniform width._However, this tape of bracelets also_includes waste portions of_the_tape which need to be separated_from the bracelets and disposed of.
Accordingly,_there is a need for_a_bracelet_that provides the wearer with_a comfortable fit. There is a_further need for_a roll of bracelets where no part_of_the roll is wasted. The present_invention_satisfies these needs and provides other_related_advantages._(1) Field of the Invention
The_present invention relates to semiconductor integrated_circuits, and more particularly to a method for fabricating_an array of_dynamic random access memory (DRAM)_cells_with_brush-shaped stacked capacitors to increase the capacitance. The brush-shaped capacitors_are formed_from a hemispherical_grain polysilicon layer that is used as a hard mask_to increase the surface area of the_capacitor bottom electrodes.
(2) Description of the Prior Art
Dynamic random access memory_(DR