Superconducting gyroscope - Drift data and mathematical model.
Experimental cryogenic gyroscope drift data, discussing Fourier analysis and mathematical model
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Experimental cryogenic gyroscope drift data, discussing Fourier analysis and mathematical model
Approximate mathematical analysis of supersonic inlet dynamics
Mathematical model of interface sealing phenomenon in determining design criteria for zero leakage connectors for launch vehicles
Mathematical specifications for FORTRAN optical lens design program
Mathematical methods of constructing new models of continua
Mathematical model of human thermoregulation with high metabolic rates
Lunar reflectivity, acquisition altitude, landing radar altimeter beam bandwidth, and Doppler equations verified for use in mathematical model
Mathematical models and computer program for microbial burden prediction - phases 1, 2, 3
Mathematical models and computer program for microbial burden prediction - users manual
Mathematical models and computer program for microbial burden prediction - appendices of assumptions, bibliography, and functional analyses data tables
Mathematical models and computer program for microbial burden prediction - phases 4, 5, 6
Mathematical models and computer program for microbial burden prediction - phases 4, 5, and 6 input data tables
Mathematical analysis of Fitzgerald apparatus measuring solids dynamic mechanical properties
Minor variations in mathematical model for GEOS 1 /Explorer 29/ studied for effects on orbit
Least squares, minimum variance, and Kalman estimation applied to mathematical model of free flight trajectories
Mathematical model of predator effect on bacteria growth
Mathematical model for human gas exchange and energy consumption in enclosed chambers
Mathematical models of vestibular functions during weightlessness