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Analog modulation, frequency-division multiplexing and signal processing for multiple-access satellite communication
Optimal multiple impulse orbital rendezvous
Frequency multiplication in high energy electron beams
Multiple exposure to vibration and functional state of spinal reflex arc in guinea pigs
Angular distribution of thick-target bremsstrahlung including multiple electron scattering
Multiple access communication utilizing small ground stations for satellite communication modulation - multiplexing techniques
Parabolic approximation method for determining extremum of multiple variable function
Multiple start-stop solid propellant rocket motor using highly aluminized ammonium perchlorate annular propellant grains
Multiple satellite mission analysis, specification requirements and configuration concepts
Multiple satellites in noncoplanar array used to define spatial and temporal variations of solar wind in interplanetary space
Radiance and polarization of multiple scattered light from haze and clouds calculated from Stokes vectors by Monte Carlo method
Necessary conditions for optimal fixed-time powered transfers with multiple coasts and thrusts between circular orbits
Two-dimensional multiple wave distortions effect on heat transfer to wall in hypersonic flow
Expandable gas bag for stowable omnidirectional multiple impact landing system
Interpretation of multiple structure of auroral arc
Expandable gas bag for stowable omnidirectional multiple impact landing system
Base-triggered avalanche transistor circuit used in a Marx bank pulser configuration provides voltage multiplication with nanosecond rise-time. The avalanche-mode transistors replace conventional spark gaps in the Marx bank. The delay time from an input signal to the output signal to the output is typically 6 nanoseconds.
Multiple precision subroutine source programs for IBM 360