Identifying optimum parameters of hot extrusions Progress report no. 10, 16 Jul. - 18 Oct. 1966
Technique for hot extruding magnesium oxide
MAGNESIUM OXIDE↗
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Identifying optimum parameters of hot extrusions Progress report, 11 Oct. 1966 - 11 Jan. 1967
Optimal hot extrusion parameters for canned ceramic billets, and multilayer tungsten-ceramic cans
CERAMICS↗
Newly identified resonance lines of Ni xix, Cu xx, and Zn xxi
Spectrometric resonance line identifications in nickel, copper, and zinc spectra
ELECTRON TRANSITION↗
Newly identified lines in NeI isoelectronic sequences
Grazing-incidence spectrometer and low inductance spark source used to study lines of high degrees of ionization of Sc, Ti, and V
TITANIUM↗
Identifying optimum parameters of hot extrusions
Technique for hot extruding magnesium oxide
EXTRUSION↗
Research on the utilization of pattern recognition techniques to identify and classify objects in video data Technical progress report, 31 Jan. - 31 May 1967
Pattern recognition techniques for extracting information from video data and for reducing amount of data to convey this information - decision mechanisms and property filters
VIDEO DATA↗
Identifying optimum parameters of hot extrusions Progress report, 1 May - 13 Jul. 1967
Hot forging of magnesium oxide billets, and postulates strength variations with annealing temperature
ANNEALING↗
Identifying optimum parameters of hot extrusions Progress report, 14 Jul. - 17 Oct. 1967
Annealing effects on strength of extruded MgO
ANNEALING↗
Newly identified resonance lines of Ni XIX, CU XX and Zn XXI.
Ni XIX, Cu XX and Zn XXI spectra observation using vacuum spark chamber
SPECTRAL ANALYSIS↗
Newly identified lines in the Ne I isoelectronic sequences.
Grazing incidence spectrometer and low inductance spark source used for energy level identification in various elements
SPARK DISCHARGE↗
Identifying optimum parameters of hot extrusions Progress report, 18 Oct. 1967 - 11 Jan. 1968
Optimum parameters of hot extrusion of calcium, magnesium, and zirconium oxides
Source record↗
The feasibility of identifying forest species and delineating major timber types by means of high altitude multispectral imagery Annual progress report
Photointerpretation techniques for forest species and timber types on high altitude multispectral imagery
Lauer, D. T.↗
Identifying optimum parameters of hot extrusions Final report
Hot extrusion of refractory oxides to improve strength
Friedman, G. I.↗
Flying quality factors currently limiting helicopter nap of the earth maneuverability as identified by flight investigation
Flight tests with helicopters for studying manueverability
Champine, R. A.↗
The feasibility of identifying wildland resources through the analysis of digitally recorded remote sensing data Annual progress report
Identification of forestry and wildland resources by analysis of remote sensor data
Lent, J. D.↗
Two stochastic approximation procedures for identifying linear systems.
Identification of finite memory, time discrete linear systems by Kiefer-Wolfowitz stochastic approximation procedures, presenting two algorithms for sequential identification
Holmes, J. K.↗
Peptide sequencing by low resolution mass spectrometry. I - The use of acetylacetonyl derivatives to identify N-terminal residues
Mass spectrometric sequence determination of oligopeptides via acetylacetonyl derivatives, giving reliable results with small peptides
Bacon, V.↗
Some examples of pilot/vehicle dynamics identified from flight test records
Pilot/vehicle dynamics from flight test records, discussing close-loop attitude control tasks
Edwards, F. G.↗