Criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of library operations and services. phase i - literature search and state of the art
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Cohressen, B. R.↗
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State of the art in developing models of skilled movement
Psychological and physiological models for describing biological processes of controlled eye and forearm movement during target tracking operations
Gibbs, C. B.↗
Study of the state-of-the-art of the hermetic seals for secondary alkaline spacecraft cells Quarterly report, Sep. 20 - Dec. 20, 1967
Manufacturing methods, cost estimates, advantages, and limitations of various types of hermetic seals for secondary alkaline spacecraft cells
Fogle, R. F.↗
State-of-the-art oriented review of CIRCUS
Mathematical procedures for CIRCUS, digital computer program which is based on built-in model library and is capable of time domain analysis of certain circuits
Eskin, H. D.↗
Remote sensing and inversion techniques - State of the art
Nonlinear inversion method for formulating wave propagation theory of radiative heat transfer
King, J. I. F.↗
Proton-induced damage to silicon solar cell assemblies - A state-of-the-art survey Quarterly report
Proton induced radiation damage to silicon solar cells
Barrett, M. J.↗
Millimeter-wave generation with plasma devices - The state of the art.
Electron beam-plasma interaction and plasma multiplier for generating mm waves
Mcintosh, R. E.↗
State of the art in short combustors.
Short annular combustors for high temperature aircraft engines noting test results
Roudebush, W. H.↗
Proton-induced damage to silicon solar cell assemblies a state-of-the-art survey Quarterly report
Literature review on proton damage of irradiated silicon solar cells
Barrett, M. J.↗
Space tool state-of-the-art, and considerations for future space tool-equipment design.
Tools and equipment for extra- and intravehicular activities in space and on lunar surface
Kubokawa, C. C.↗
State of the art materials and design for spacecraft booms
Mechanical and thermal properties of materials for five spacecraft boom designs
Staugaitis, C.↗
State of the art for panel flutter as applied to space shuttle heat shields
Supersonic panel flutter of space shuttle heat shields with flexible supports
Dixon, S. C.↗
A brief review of the state of the art and some recent results on electromigration in integrated circuit aluminum metallization.
Dielectric overcoatings effect on Al interconnections electromigration in IC metallization, noting longer intervals between failures
Schwartz, S.↗
State-of-the-art materials and design for spacecraft booms
Thermal and mechanical properties of materials for spacecraft booms design
Staugaitis, C.↗
A state-of-the-art literature survey of thoria-dispersed NiCr for the space shuttle thermal protection systems
Production engineering and chemical, mechanical, and thermodynamic properties of thoria dispersed nickel chrome alloys for space shuttle thermal protection applications
Hayes, W. L.↗
MHD power generation - State of the art and prospects for advanced nuclear applications
Magnetohydrodynamic generator development and applications in radiating power plants, propellant-cooled propulsion systems, and industry
Rosa, R. J.↗
State-of-the-art approach to outer planet exploration
Outer planet exploration spacecraft subsystems reliability and ten year flight requirements for planet orbiting and flyby missions
Guttman, C. H.↗
State of the art: A review
Electronic devices and instruments currently used to track animals in order to determine their migratory and navigational behavior are discussed. Passive and active transducers in use for this purpose are described. The characteristics of the data received by the transducers and the equipment used to process the data are explained.
Busser, J. H.↗