Kinetic theory for the attenuation of waves in plasmas
Kinetic theory for attenuation of electromagnetic waves in plasmas
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Kinetic theory for attenuation of electromagnetic waves in plasmas
Radiometric measurements of atmospheric attenuation in electromagnetic spectrum
Radiometric techniques applicable to measurement of solar activity and atmospheric attenuation at millimeter wavelengths
Analytical and experimental studies for predicting noise attenuation in acoustically treated ducts for turbofan engines
Radiometric measurement of attenuation, emission and noise fluctuations due to earth atmosphere in 4 cm to 8 mm range
Radiation attenuation cross sections of monatomic and diatomic xenon gas from UV absorption measurements near resonance line
Electronic attenuation of 10 to 130 MHz longitudinal ultrasonic waves in superconducting high purity Tl, noting energy gap anisotropy
Electronic attenuation of 10 to 130 MHz longitudinal ultrasonic waves in nonsuperconducting high purity Tl, noting anisotropy and measurements below 4.2 K
Elastic behavior of large blood vessels in canine aorta by measuring dispersion and attenuation of artificially induced pressure waves
Landing shock attenuation system for Surveyor spacecraft, describing hydraulic cylinder and piston arrangement for damping, computerized shock absorber design and landing process simulation
Ultrasonic pulse velocity and attenuation measurement in presence of noise, using coherent detection and signal averaging
Ultrasonic pulse-echo-overlap method modified for simultaneous measurement of time delay and relative voltages in determining sound velocities and attenuation of solids
Single crystals of lithium metatantalate and lithium metaniobate, grown from melts having different stoichiometries and different amounts of magnesium oxide, show that doping lowers temperature-independent portion of attenuation of acoustic waves. Doped crystals possess optical properties well suited for electro-optical and photoelastic applications.
Statistical analysis of electromagnetic wave attenuation by cloud covers at Deep Space Network sites
Jet aircraft noise attenuation characteristics of wood-sided and brick-veneered frame houses
Landing impact attenuation for non-surface planing landers
Attenuation and near-forward scattering of both ice and water fogs and dependence of spectral curves of transmittance on particle size distribution
Broadband sound attenuation in soft walled /low acoustic impedance/ circular ducts found dependent on frequency