Pickup ion measurements by MAVEN: A diagnostic of photochemical oxygen escape from Mars
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A. Rahmati↗
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From Local Starbursts to Reionization: Radiation-driven Feedback as a Mode of Lyman Continuum Escape
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Lena Komarova↗
Nonthermal Hydrogen Loss at Mars: Contributions of Photochemical Mechanisms to Escape and Identification of Key Processes
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Bethan S. Gregory↗
Observations of energetic particle escape at the magnetopause: Early results from the MMS Energetic Ion Spectrometer (EIS)
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I. J. Cohen↗
Signature and escape of highly fractionated plasma in an active region
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David H Brooks↗
Investigating the Link Between Outer Radiation Belt Losses and Energetic Electron Escape at the Magnetopause: A Case Study Using Multi‐Mission Observations and Simulations
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I. J. Cohen↗
Upper limits on the escape fraction of ionizing radiation from galaxies at 2 ≲ z < 6
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U Meštrić↗
ESCAPE OF GASES FROM THE MOON
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Opik, E. J.↗
Relativistic equations for spherical gravitational collapse with escaping neutrinos.
Relativistic equations for gravitational collapse of sphere of ideal fluid with subsequent outward neutrino flux
GRAVITATIONAL COLLAPSE↗
Emergency escape system uses self-braking mechanism on fixed cable
Slide-wire system with a twist level slide device incorporates automatic descent and braking for the safe and rapid evacuation of personnel from tall structures. This device is used on any tall structure that might require emergency evacuation. It is also used to transfer materials and equipment.
Billings, C. R.↗
Independence of approach and escape reactions to electrical stimulation of the brain.
Importance of neural site and experimental conditions in determining motivational direction /positive or negative/ produced by electrical stimulation of brain in animals
ELECTRIC STIMULUS↗
Independence of approach and escape reactions to electrical stimulation of the brain
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Valenstein, E. S.↗
Escape into vacuum of a rarefied gas from a point source ob istechenii razrezhennogo gaza v vakuum iz tochechnogo istochnika
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Pressman, A. YA.↗
Escape Depth for Excited Photoelectrons in Kbr Films
Backward and forward photoemission quantum yields from evaporated KBr films measured as function of film thickness
PHOTOELECTRIC EMISSION↗
An experimental study of molecular surface interactions at velocities up to and exceeding space probe escape velocities Final report
Momentum accomodation coefficients obtained from low velocity molecule-surface interactions, for space probe drag calculations
ACCOMMODATION COEFFICIENT↗
Simulated gravity - The aversive stimulus in an escape and punishment situation.
Animal study showing aversiveness of simulated gravity and importance of separating rotation effects from effects of G forces
G FORCE↗
An experimental investigation of the escape of dissociated gases through supersonic nozzles
Shock tube studies of flow of thermally dissociated oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide gases through supersonic nozzles
Ionov, V. P.↗
Escape depth for excited photoelectrons in KBr films.
Attenuation length of excited photoelectrons in evaporated potassium bromide films by measuring quantum yield as function of film thickness
Pong, W.↗