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Interference factor tables for wind-tunnel and ground-effect calculations for vtol-stol aircraft part ii - width-height ratio 1.5
Tables of interference factors for use in wind-tunnel and ground-effect calculations for VTOL-STOL aircraft are presented for wind tunnels having a width-height ratio of 1.0. These tables were machine-calculated and are intended for use with the procedures of NASA Technical Report R-124. These tables are presented without comment.
Tables of interference factors for use in wind-tunnel and ground-effect calculations for VTOL-STOL aircraft are presented for wind tunnels having a width-height ratio of 0.5. These tables were machine-calculated and are intended for use with the procedures of NASA Technical Report R-124. These tables are presented without comment.
Elastic stress distribution in a finite width orthotropic plate containing a crack
Effect of differential pressure, thermal stress, & buckling on flutter of panels with length-width ratio of two
Line width and inversion ratios of iron-doped rutile for optical maser applications
Effect of body cross sections and width-height ratio on performance of bodies and delta-wing- body combinations at Mach 6.9
Sensitivity of sampled data systems with finite sampling duration derived as function of pulse width
Asynchronous pulse-amplitude pulse width model of human operator performance
Axial-load fatigue crack propagation tests on duplex annealed titanium alloy specimens having various widths
Voltage-biased superconducting point contact Josephson radiation line width investigation for thermal noise contributions useful for low temperature thermometer
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Asynchronous pulse amplitude, pulse width human operator model for producing discrete outputs in response to continuously presented Gaussian random inputs
High resolution spectrometric measurement of energy and natural line widths of 2p-1s pionic X ray transitions, as well as muonic transition energies in Li, Be, B, and C isotopes
High-resolution lithium-drifted silicon and germanium detectors for measuring line widths of 2p-1s transitions in low-Z pionic atoms
Contribution of thermal noise to line width of Josephson radiation from superconducting point contacts
Asynchronous pulse amplitude pulse width model of human operator
Operation, design, and linearity of dc-to-pulse width converter for analog-to-digital converter applications