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Il Nuovo Cimento C, 1990
In this paper we briefly review the observed parameters of the presently known millisecond pulsars and the general ideas about their formation secenario. We describe the results of recent searche and unbiased surveys, and we discuss some possible observation strategies.
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In this paper we briefly review the observed parameters of the presently known millisecond pulsars and the general ideas about their formation secenario. We describe the results of recent searche and unbiased surveys, and we discuss some possible observation strategies.
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Solar Physics, 1986
Millisecond spikes of the solar radio emission are known for more than two decades. They have recently seen a surge in interest of theoreticians who are fascinated by their high brightness temperature of up to 1015 K, their association with hard X-ray bursts, and a possibly very intimate relation to electron acceleration.
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Millisecond spikes of the solar radio emission are known for more than two decades. They have recently seen a surge in interest of theoreticians who are fascinated by their high brightness temperature of up to 1015 K, their association with hard X-ray bursts, and a possibly very intimate relation to electron acceleration.
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2001
ABSTRACT Catalytic partial oxidation processes at very short contact times have great promise for new routes to chemical synthesis from alkanes because they are capable of producing highly nonequilibrium products with no carbon formation using reactors that are much smaller and simpler than with conventional technology.
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ABSTRACT Catalytic partial oxidation processes at very short contact times have great promise for new routes to chemical synthesis from alkanes because they are capable of producing highly nonequilibrium products with no carbon formation using reactors that are much smaller and simpler than with conventional technology.
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Review of Scientific Instruments, 1951
A device giving a time delay up to 10-sec duration and having a precision of 1 millisec is described. A simplified form of the device can be employed as a trigger-operated stop clock for timing periods of any length.
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A device giving a time delay up to 10-sec duration and having a precision of 1 millisec is described. A simplified form of the device can be employed as a trigger-operated stop clock for timing periods of any length.
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