The behavior of materials at high temperatures.
High temperature behavior and properties of refractory materials such as molybdenum, tungsten, silicides, aluminides and carbides
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Analysis of stress-strain behavior of tungsten- fiber-reinforced copper composites.
Stress-strain behavior of tungsten fiber- reinforced copper composites, discussing room- temperature tensile and dynamic-modulus tests
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Room temperature tensile behavior of 100 oriented tungsten single crystals with rhenium in dilute solid solution.
Room-temperature tensile behavior of tungsten and tungsten-rhenium single crystals
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Ultrahigh-vacuum creep behavior of columbium and tantalum alloys at 2000 deg and 2200 deg F for times greater than 1000 hours.
Ultrahigh-vacuum creep behavior of columbium and tantalum alloys at high temperature and over long period
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Bubble behavior in liquids contained in vertically vibrated tanks.
Violent bubble behavior in liquids contained in vertically vibrated tanks caused by water hammer type of resonance
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Thermomechanical behavior.
Ductility in polycrystalline single phase ceramics, noting behavior at room and high temperature of single crystal structure, dislocation, etc
DUCTILITY↗
Aging behavior of explosively deformed 2219 aluminum.
Aging behavior of explosively deformed 2219 Al investigated by transmission electron microscopy
ELECTRON MICROSCOPY↗
Behavior of some photographic materials exposed to radiation in the 8-Angstrom region.
Behavior of high speed panchromatic emulsions and films sensitive to X-ray and far UV radiation exposed in spectral region 8-10 angstroms
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Electron-hydrogen ionization - The asymptotic form of the wave function and the threshold behavior of the cross section.
Asymptotic form of wave function and threshold behavior of cross section for ionization of atomic hydrogen by electron impact
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Bubble behavior in liquids contained in vertically vibrated tanks.
Violent bubble behavior in liquids contained in vertically vibrated tanks caused by water hammer type of resonance
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Study of electric arc behavior with superimposed flow.
Symptomatic behavior and anode regimes of arc for electric arc with superimposed subsonic flow of argon
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Electrophysiological patterns and cerebral impedance characteristics in orienting and discriminative behavior.
Electrophysiological patterns and cerebral impedance characteristics in orienting and discriminative behavior
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Simulation of organismic morphology and behavior by synthetic poly-alpha-amino acids.
Simulation of organismic morphology and behavior by synthetic poly-alpha-amino acids
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Magnetic behavior of high-saturation core materials at high temperatures and frequencies up to 3200 cps.
High saturation core material magnetic behavior, noting structural instability accompanied by deteriorating magnetic properties at high temperatures
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The induction and suppression of hypothalamic self-stimulation behavior by micro-injection of endogenous substances at the self-stimulation site.
Induction and suppression of hypothalamic self- stimulation behavior by microinjection of endogenous substances at self-stimulation site
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Dynamic behavior of soap films.
Dynamic behavior of soap film stretched between two coaxial rings, assuming potential energy of this surface to be proportional to surface area
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Static and dynamic behavior of the liquid-vapor interface during weightlessness.
Static and dynamic behavior of liquid-vapor interface during weightlessness
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The theoretical time-dependent thermal behavior of the ionospheric electron gas.
Time dependent thermal behavior of ionospheric electron gas
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