THE USE OF RADIATION-INDUCED PLASTIC MEMORY TO DEVELOP NEW SPACE ERECTABLE STRUCTURES.
Radiation-induced plastic memory in new space erectable structure development
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Radiation-induced plastic memory in new space erectable structure development
Radiation induced plastic memory in polyethylene and use in space erectable structures
Types of memory in animals - animal study
High temperature testing of adhesives and metal protective platings - construction of memory system
Digital communication over fixed time- continuous channels with memory
Bistable silver sulfide resistive memory elements
Low power thin film plated-wire memory unit with nondestructive readout for spacecraft
Metallic magnetic alloy foil preparation for development of non-destructive readout buffer memory planes using laminated layer technique
Laminated ferrite memory stacks using integrated metal-oxide-semiconductor transistor circuits
Jointly optimum set of transmitted waveforms and receiver structure which minimizes average probability of error in channels with memory
Associative memory applications in unmanned space vehicles
Distinctive features and errors in short term memory for English vowels
Associative memory organizational approaches for onboard data processing of spacecraft
Macromolecular parameters of memory and learning and information processing in molecular genetics, molecular immunology and molecular neurology
Read-only digital computer memory utilizing loom to braid information into wire harness
Phonemic similarity and interference in short-term memory for single letters
Random access memory core for space-borne pulse height analyzer
Theory and design techniques for magnetic core memories for special purpose digital computers and control systems