Comparative morphology and physiology of excretion
Comparative morphology and physiology of excretion
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Comparative morphology and physiology of excretion
Critical examination of equations for atmospheric number-density calculations, and computed values compared with observations
General and comparative biology of terrestrial organisms under experimental stress conditions
Feasibility, parametric design, and comparative analysis of unguided solid fuel rocket vehicle with solar orbit, earth probe, and reentry mission capabilities
Literature review and laboratory experiments to evaluate comparative lunar - terrestrial colorimetry
Comparative efficiencies of thin wall aerospace pressure vessels, emphasizing primary structural weight
Comparative pathology of animals continuously exposed to varied concentrations of carbon tetrachloride vapor in altitude chamber
Comparative analysis of several advanced thrust vector control system designs applied to large, solid propellant launch vehicles
Survey and comparative analysis of current geophysical models
Comparative evaluation of ablative materials in arc jet plasmas
Comparative analysis of fuselage tanks for liquid methane fueled supersonic aircraft
Living microorganism morphologically comparable to Precambrian microfossil genus Kakabekia
Comparative evaluation of three aerosol sensing methods
Pneumatic flow comparator provides simple go, no-go evaluation of individual tubes. Flow characteristics of tubes used to form the walls of regeneratively cooled combustors must be identical within very close tolerances to ensure equally distributed coolant flow throughout the combustor wall.
Methods for isolation of low concentration pigments of the cocklebur species are described. The methods entail two step chromatography so that the different sorption properties of the various pigments in varying column parameters can be utilized. Columnar and thin layer methods are compared. Many conditions influence separability of the chloroplasts.
Comparative studies of some simple viscoelastic theories
Comparative evaluation of ablative materials in arc plasma jets