Changes in adrenal corticosterone concentration in rats - Method of bio-assay for ACTH.
Adrenal corticosterone concentration changes in response to various doses of ACTH and time pattern of changes in hypophysectomized rats
ADRENAL METABOLISM↗
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A digital system for accurate time sector division of a spin-stabilized vehicle.
Aspect system on Pioneer VI and VII INCORPORATES digital computer for accurate time sector division of spin stabilized vehicle
SPIN STABILIZATION↗
A modified quasi-linearization method for solving trajectory optimization problems.
Modified quasi-linearization method for numerically solving trajectory optimization problems with undetermined terminal time
LINEARIZATION↗
On the stability of systems with monotone and odd monotone nonlinearities.
Stability of feedback systems with monotone and odd monotone nonlinearities
TIME FACTOR↗
The February 5, 1965, solar proton event. I.
Solar proton event /February 1965/, time history of low energy protons was more complex than that of higher energy particles
PARTICLE DECAY↗
On the stability of an equilibrium state for the interstellar gas and magnetic field.
Interstellar gas and magnetic field periodic system stability noting free-fall time
DYNAMIC STABILITY↗
Consolidation and retroactive interference in short-term recognition memory for pitch.
Consolidation and retroactive interference in short-term recognition memory for pitch
MASKING↗
Time-dependent responses of brown fat in cold-exposed rats.
Time-dependent changes in metabolism, mass, composition, and total heat production of brown adipose tissue in cold-exposed rats
TIME FACTOR↗
Exponential decay and independence from irrelevant associations in short-term recognition memory for serial order.
Exponential decay and independence from irrelevant associations in short-term recognition memory for digits presented in serial order
TIME FACTOR↗
Fixed-interval behavior maintained by conditioned reinforcement.
Fixed-interval behavior maintained by conditioned reinforcement in pigeon
REINFORCEMENT↗
Response latency in a pattern perception situation.
Response latency in visual pattern perception situation
TIME FACTOR↗
Recency judgments in a short-term memory task.
Recency judgments in short-term visual memory task
MEMORY↗
On the length-difficulty relation in skill performance.
On length difficulty relation in performance of tracking task
OPERATOR PERFORMANCE↗
Resistance to experimental bacterial pneumonia and influenza infection in space cabin environment.
Resistance to bacterial pneumonia and influenza infection in space cabin environment tested on mice in simulation chamber
Animals↗
Manned space missions - Gateway to our future in space.
Manned space stations for future space exploration, discussing earth-like environment, artificial gravity, human factors and time dependence
Gilruth, R. R.↗
AC power meter
AC power meters using electronic multiplier for overcoming limitations concerning frequency ranges, response times, power factor and distortion
Vrancik, J. E.↗
A photoelastic investigation of stress wave loading of a crack
Crack wave loading, investigating dynamic stress intensity factor and time response with photoelastic technique
Smith, D. G.↗
Time behavior of solar flare particles to 5 AU
A simple model of solar flare radiation event particle transport is developed to permit the calculation of fluxes and related quantities as a function of distance from the sun (R). This model assumes the particles spiral around the solar magnetic field lines with a constant pitch angle. The particle angular distributions and onset plus arrival times as functions of energy at 1 AU agree with observations if the pitch angle distribution peaks near 90 deg. As a consequence the time dependence factor is essentially proportional to R/1.7, (R in AU), and the event flux is proportional to R/2.
Haffner, J. W.↗