Biochemical energy conversion employing human waste as a fuel
Biochemical energy conversion employing human waste as fuel
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Biochemical energy conversion employing human waste as fuel
Thin dielectric films for thermoelectric energy conversion system
Calculated tissue current-to-dose conversion factors for nucleons below 400 MeV energy
Secondary particle contribution to radiation dose from monoenergetic proton beams and validity of current-to-dose conversion factors
Biochemical energy conversion systems, and suggested applications
Implementation of programs for conversion of paper tape information to IBM 7090/94 magnetic tape, punched cards, and printed page
Institute for Direct Energy Conversion at University of Pennsylvania
Thin film deposition on metal oxide semiconductor devices, and dc to ac conversion methods
Hexadecimal to decimal system conversion tables for advanced orbital programming systems
Thermionic conversion system performance analysis based on space charge theory and isothermal diode sheath theory
High-frequency dc-dc converter for ion thrustors using modular design and inductive energy pumping technique for conversion, regulation, and protection
Analysis, design, and development of flat plate solar thermoelectric energy conversion panel
Nimbus B solar conversion power supply subsystem
Design and performance of high efficiency power conversion system for use with WJ-274 traveling wave tube compatible with extraterrestrial environments - spaceborne communications
Internal conversion coefficients for M4 transition in tellurium
Analysis of solar thermionic conversion systems operating in range of 1.0 to 0.1 AV
Conversion of 2-formyl dienone III into dienone IV upon irradiation in acetic acid followed by base-catalyzed deformylation of crude photoproduct