Development of a coaxial plasma gun for space propulsion final report [PDF]
Current sheet accelerators and pulsed plasma thrustors for spacecraft ...
Ashby, D. E. T. F. +3 more
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A study of aircraft fire hazards related to natural electrical phenomena Final report, Jun. 1966 - Jul. 1967 [PDF]
Natural electrical phenomena as aircraft fire hazards, with study of flame propagation in fuel vent ...
Gerstein, M. +2 more
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Parametric identification of the mathematical model of the micro-arc oxidation process. [PDF]
Semenov A +5 more
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Smartphone-Based Blood Pressure Monitoring via the Oscillometric Finger Pressing Method: Analysis of Oscillation Width Variations Can Improve Diastolic Pressure Computation. [PDF]
Freithaler M +5 more
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Digital computer simulation of inductor-energy-storage dc-to-dc converters with closed-loop regulators [PDF]
The simulation of converter-controller combinations by means of a flexible digital computer program which produces output to a graphic display is discussed. The procedure is an alternative to mathematical analysis of converter systems.
Ohri, A. K. +3 more
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High power phase locked laser oscillators [PDF]
The feasibility of mechanizing an adaptive array of independent laser oscillators for generation of a high power coherent output was experimentally investigated.
Davis, W. C. +3 more
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Plasma heating by magneto-acoustic waves [PDF]
Using magnetosonic resonance for plasma ...
Kovan, I. A.
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Helicopter noise: Blade slap. Part 2: Experimental results [PDF]
Blade slap encountered in rotary wings and its effect on helicopter performance are reported. The results of various individual flight tests are presented and, where possible, correlated with one another.
Leverton, J. W.
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Components of Oranta-AO software expert system for innovative application of blood pressure monitors. [PDF]
Vakulenko D +5 more
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The fortis feature in Jju Kaje and initial study
The fortis feature in JJu (more widely known as Kaje) divides the consonants of the language (except the simultaneous labiovelar plosives kp and gb) into a set of fortis ones and a set of their lenis counterparts.
Norris P. McKinney
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