The synthesis of macromolecules
Biosynthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid /DNA/, RIBONUCLEIC acid /RNA/, and protein molecules
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Biosynthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid /DNA/, RIBONUCLEIC acid /RNA/, and protein molecules
Method for locating sites in diamond-like lattices and obtaining number and locations of neighbors of arbitrary order
Vibratory motion of flexible shells subjected to random forces
Splitting state of stress in paraboloid or cylindrical shallow shell into membrane and bending stresses
Critical stresses and deformation pattern after buckling for flexible rectangular plates of nonlinearly elastic materials
Plane and three-dimensional cracks in elastic bonds and layers
Calculation of total number of ionizations, excitations, and other displacements in cascades of identical particle collisions
Double charge-exchange cross sections of 50 to 176 MeV pion mesons measured on photoemulsion nuclei
Metallic cryostat and electron stabilization circuit for electrical and optical studies at low temperatures
Solution, within framework of theory of boundary layer of finite thickness, to problem of flow around disk rotating in closed housing
Nitrogen solubility in liquid and solid chromium at elevated gas phase pressure
Shock contraction of silicon oxide powders in converging cylindrical wave, and effects of compression
Catalog of declination of KSZ sub 2 stars in zone from -12 deg to -20 deg
Heat shield efficiency over plane surface during injection through two tangential slots studied in wind tunnel
Chemical sensitization used to stimulate photosensitivity of single crystal cadmium sulfide
Calculation of photoionization cross sections of nitrogen and oxygen atoms and ions in excited states using quantum defect method
Low energy electrons in magnetosphere as observed by OGO satellites
Extending Liapunov second method by simultaneous use of several functions and of higher order derivatives in criteria for motion stability