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Scandinavian Journal of Immunology, 1973
Synonyms: —antigen electrophoresis in antibody‐containing agarose gel (84)—electroimmuno assay (85).
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Synonyms: —antigen electrophoresis in antibody‐containing agarose gel (84)—electroimmuno assay (85).
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2022
Abstract This chapter focuses on young Aden Meinel’s training and experience in Caltech’s rocket program, led by Charles Lauritsen, his son Tom Lauritsen, and Willy Fowler—specifically target rockets, barrage rockets, antisubmarine rockets, and aircraft rockets—funded first by the National Defense Research Committee (NDRC) and then the ...
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Abstract This chapter focuses on young Aden Meinel’s training and experience in Caltech’s rocket program, led by Charles Lauritsen, his son Tom Lauritsen, and Willy Fowler—specifically target rockets, barrage rockets, antisubmarine rockets, and aircraft rockets—funded first by the National Defense Research Committee (NDRC) and then the ...
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Proceedings. International Test Conference, 2003
Summary form only given. This article gives a general overview of system test. Topics covered include: chip test; board test; integrated system test; high integrity/value systems; field service; diagnostics; false failures; and spares.
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Summary form only given. This article gives a general overview of system test. Topics covered include: chip test; board test; integrated system test; high integrity/value systems; field service; diagnostics; false failures; and spares.
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Hydrodynamics of a Water Rocket
SIAM Review, 2000Summary: Applications of mass, momentum, and energy balances are central to the teaching of fluid dynamics. In this study, a model to determine the trajectory of a water rocket is given that is far simpler than the system of coupled partial differential equations that typically results in modern hydrodynamic problems of interest. This makes the problem
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1996
Rocket immunoelectrophoresis (also referred to as electroimmunoassay) is a simple, quick, and reproducible method for determining the concentration of a specific protein in a protein mixture. The method, originally introduced by Laurell (1) involves a comparison of the sample of unknown concentration with a series of dilutions of a known concentration ...
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Rocket immunoelectrophoresis (also referred to as electroimmunoassay) is a simple, quick, and reproducible method for determining the concentration of a specific protein in a protein mixture. The method, originally introduced by Laurell (1) involves a comparison of the sample of unknown concentration with a series of dilutions of a known concentration ...
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The Kennedy Space Center on Cape Canaveral holds a unique place in American memory as a pillar of technology amid a landscape of lagoons, mosquitos, and alligators. The space center, however, was not constructed out of wilderness. Prior to NASA’s arrival in the 1960s, North Merritt Island was home to residents who fished on the creek adjacent to the ...
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Rocket-Wing-Bomb and Rocket-Torpedo
The Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, 1944For the problem of bombing from a distance we may use either ordinary wingbombs or wing-bombs acting by propulsion (e.g., rocket propulsion). The uses of such bombs have been thoroughly discussed by Rougeron in his well-known book “L’Aviation de Bombardement.” (I).
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Scientific American, 2015
The article discusses the United States' National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and its plans to construct a rocket to travel to the surface of Mars, Earth's moon, and an asteroid. The author comments on the history of United States space missions such as Apollo 13, NASA's expenses, and the public's opinion on space flights.
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The article discusses the United States' National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and its plans to construct a rocket to travel to the surface of Mars, Earth's moon, and an asteroid. The author comments on the history of United States space missions such as Apollo 13, NASA's expenses, and the public's opinion on space flights.
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