Continuity gage measurement of crack growth on flat and curved surfaces at cryogenic temperatures.
Continuity gauge measurement of crack growth on flat and curved surfaces at cryogenic temperatures
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Continuity gauge measurement of crack growth on flat and curved surfaces at cryogenic temperatures
Frequency-time domain asymptotic stability criterion for autonomous continuous systems
Kinetics of formation of thin continuous films from isolated three-dimensional nuclei
Continuous linear programming problems with time delays in constraints, noting construction of solutions to dual problem from solution to primal problem
Mechanical properties of continuous filament- graphite matrix composite in 0.50 inch diameter rod form, discussing limitation of binder phase and interface
Mechanical properties of continuous carbon filament/graphite binder composite including tensile, compressure, flexure, fatigue and shear properties
Neutral silicon photoionization cross sections for continuous UV absorption measured near ionization limits by shock tube technique
Stability of motion of continuous dynamical systems analyzed via computing machines
Stability of equilibrium of nonconservative continuous systems with slight damping
Error effect in continuous Kalman filters used in orbit determination problems, deriving error bounds formula
Continuous synchronous culture of photosynthetic microorganism Chlorella cultivated in illuminated and dark stirred tanks
Automation in electronic test equipment - Conference, New York, August-September 1966, Volume 3, Built-in test and continuous monitoring
Automation in electronic test equipment - Conference, New York, August-September 1966, Volume 4, Built-in test and continuous monitoring
Automation in electronic test equipment - Conference, New York University, August- September 1966, Volume 5, Built-in test and continuous monitoring
Updated inertial navigation of continuously powered space vehicle during lunar landing mission, utilizing altimeter and Doppler radar
UV spectrophotometer for continuous measurement in vacuum systems of polyphenyl diffusion pump fluid film thickness
X ray technique produces a clear continuous picture of a welded brazed tubing joint on a single film with one exposure. A stationary X ray source located in the plane of the joint to be inspected, a means of rotating the tube, and a unique internal film holder and positioning fixture are used.
Semigroup solution of time dependent continuity equation for ion density in ionospheric F 2 region