Apollo LM and CSM S-band antenna tracking studies. CSM-HGA interchangeability study error analysis of the monopulse comparators
Analysis of comparators used in CSM high gain antenna tracking system
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Analysis of comparators used in CSM high gain antenna tracking system
Comparative braking performance of various aircraft on grooved and ungrooved pavements
Comparative models of magnetoplasma, discussing wave propagation in cold plasma, warm plasma and microscopic model
Continuous IR radiation source using electrically heated Mo ribbon, comparing emission from V shape and flat portions
Air and saline P-V curves of rat lungs after hyperoxia, comparing hyperoxia effects to surfactant washout on pulmonary compliance
Hyperoxia compared to surfactant washout on pulmonary compliance in rats
Comparative performance analysis of double focused and quadrupole mass spectrometers
Sharpness of cracks compared with Wells crack opening displacements
Comparative in-flight thrust measurements of SERT 2 ion thrustor
Comparative evaluation of attitude control system
FM threshold extension for system performance improvement, comparing impulse noise elimination, correlation detection and delta modulation signal processing techniques implemented at demodulator output
Optical image comparator for examination of field ion micrographs
Luminescence petrography of Apollo 12 rocks and comparative features in Apollo 11 rocks, terrestrial rocks, and meteorites
Development of pulsed differential comparator circuit
Photometric flow meter with comparator reference means
Characteristics of comparator circuits for comparison of binary numbers in information processing system
Compilation and comparative analysis of observations of lunar transient phenomena
Comparative performance of solid core nuclear and cryogenic chemical space propulsion systems