Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method for forming semiconductor device structures. The method includes forming a fin structure having a stack of semiconductor layers comprising first semiconductor layers and second semiconductor layers alternatingly arranged, forming a sacrificial gate structure over a portion of the fin structure, removing the first and second semiconductor layers in a source/drain region of the fin structure that is not covered by the sacrificial gate structure, forming an epitaxial source/drain feature in the source/drain region, removing portions of the sacrificial gate structure to expose the first and second semiconductor layers, removing portions of the second semiconductor layers so that at least one second semiconductor layer has a width less than a width of each of the first semiconductor layers, forming a conformal gate dielectric layer on exposed first and second semiconductor layers, and forming a gate electrode layer on the conformal gate dielectric layer.

Abstract: A retractable gymnastic backboard includes a first frame member having a positioning groove and a screw hole, a second frame member having a positioning groove, a bendable board member having two distal ends thereof respectively engaged into the positioning grooves of the first and second frame members, and an adjustment rod member having a middle handhold portion, a screw portion disposed at one end and threaded into the screw hole of the first frame member, and a coupling portion disposed at the other end and pivotally coupled to the second frame member for allowing rotation of the adjustment rod member to move the first frame member relative to the second frame member and to further adjust the height of the board member.

Abstract: A push-up trainer is comprised of a base having an underprop, a supporter movably mounted to the underprop of the base, two pressing bars each having an end pivotably mounted to the supporter, and two upholding members respectively detachably mounted to the pressing bars and each having a slidable member contacting against the base.