Measurement of low energy primary cosmic ray protons on imp 1 satellite
IMP-I satellite telescopic measurements of low energy primary cosmic ray protons
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IMP-I satellite telescopic measurements of low energy primary cosmic ray protons
High energy density primary battery development - anode-electrolyte, cupric fluoride cathode, and chemical stability tests
Electrolyte and electrode studies for high energy lithium anode primary cells
Primary and secondary proton dose rates in tissue spheres and slabs
Relative merits of stochastic and nonstatistical methods of computing primary ionization doses - radiation dose calculations
High energy density primary battery development - electrochemical half-cell screening of anode- electrolyte combinations, cell discharge, and potential studies
Tests for measuring primary perceptual-motor performance for assessing space environment effects on human performance
Low energy spectrum of cosmic rays as indicator of primary source characteristics and interstellar propagation
High energy density lithium-anode primary cells developed with energy-to-weight ratios over 200 watt hours per pound
Copper fluoride-lithium system study for development of high energy density primary batteries
Primary and afterglow emission from supercooled nitrogen excited by fast electrons
High energy density primary batteries for space flight applications - electrolyte systems, cell systems, and positive electrode construction
Stochastic behavior of primary auditory neurons illustrated by functional model subjected to steady HF sinusoidal tone bursts
Primary processes in ozone photolysis, determining quantum yields of photodecomposition for various wavelengths and concentrations
Motion of close satellite of smaller primary in restricted three-body problem referred to conventional rotating frame in which central angle is chosen as independent variable
Primary and afterglow emission decay time from low temperature gaseous nitrogen excited by fast electrons explained by possible energy transfer
Primary electrochemical power systems including gas recombination devices, sterilizable battery, fuel cells, alcohol-air units, etc
Dry, solid state primary battery cell establishes an electrode reaction by a charge transfer mechanism without liquid phase ionization of electrolyte compounds. The charge transfer complex is sufficiently conductive to permit the passage of useful current.