On the height of auroral absorption. i.
Height distribution and bremsstrahlung x-ray effects for auroral absorption
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Effects of wing height on the stability and control characteristics at a mach number of 2.01 of a canard airplane configuration with a 70 deg delta wing
Wing height effect on stability and control of 70 deg delta-wing canard-aircraft configuration at Mach 2.01
DELTA WING↗
Periodic wind components at meteor heights
Periodic wind measurements at meteor heights from ionized meteor trails by radio reflections
WIND VELOCITY MEASUREMENT↗
On the difference between perigee and the point of minimum height above the earth's surface
Difference between perigee and point of minimum height above earth surface
EARTH SURFACE↗
Stratosphere and mesosphere density-height profiles obtained with the x-15 airplane
Stratosphere and mesosphere density-height profiles obtained with X-15 aircraft
STRATOSPHERE↗
Pulse height analyzer and logic circuits for imp e vs de/dx nuclear abundance experiments.
Pulse height analyzer and logic circuits for IMP SATELLITE nuclear abundance experiments for identifying cosmic ray particles
LOGIC CIRCUIT↗
On the height of auroral absorption ii.
Electron precipitation rates in auroral zone as function of energy, showing relation to radio wave absorption heights
ELECTRON PRECIPITATION↗
On the height of the 5577 angstrom units <oi< airglow layer in hawaii.
Van Rhijn method used in determining height of 5577 angstrom airglow emission layer in Hawaii
AIRGLOW↗
Single channel pulse-height analyzer operates in subnanosecond range
Single-channel pulse-height analyzer measures nuclear state lifetimes shorter than one nanosecond. The customary logic arrangement is reversed to reduce timing errors.
Source record↗
Determination of RMS height of a rough surface using radar waves
Root mean square height of rough surface determined by measuring correlation between two scattered radar waves at different frequencies as function of frequency separation
ROOT-MEAN-SQUARE ERROR↗
Effect of body cross section and width-height ratio on performance of bodies and delta-wing- body combinations at Mach 6.9
Effect of body cross sections and width-height ratio on performance of bodies and delta-wing- body combinations at Mach 6.9
AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS↗
A Method for the Determination of Mean Ionospheric Height from Satellite Signals Scientific Report No. 278
Method for determining mean ionospheric height by analyzing radio signals from beacon satellite
BEACON SATELLITE↗
The height of auroral absorption obtained from satellite observations.
Auroral absorption height obtained from statistical satellite data on average precipitation rate of electrons in auroral zone as function of energy
GEOPHYSICAL SATELLITE↗
Pulse height defect and energy dispersion in semiconductor detectors.
Atomic scattering contribution to pulse height defect and energy dispersion of heavy ions in semiconductor detectors
HEAVY ION↗
A three parameter pulse height analyzer and coincidence system for satellite cosmic ray studies.
Three parameter pulse height analyzer and coincidence system for satellite-borne scintillation telescope study of cosmic radiation
COSMIC RADIATION↗
A low cost-low power multichannel pulse height analyzer for university balloon and rocket experiments.
Low-power multichannel pulse height analyzer for solar neutron detection aboard balloon or rocket
SIGNAL ANALYZER↗
The height of large ionospheric irregularities.
Signal amplitude of Transit IVA satellite recorded at two stations, using time difference between observing similar fluctuations in fading period to determine height of ionospheric irregularities
TIME DELAY↗
The calculation of the heights of the peaks of the ionospheric layers.
Height of peaks of ionospheric layers using five- point Kelso analysis and single polynomial analysis
IONOSPHERIC REFLECTION↗