TRAJECTORIES LAUNCHED NORMAL TO THE ECLIPTIC
One-dimensional approximate analysis of the motion of a vehicle launched normal to the ecliptic at relatively low escape speed
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Measurement of spectral normal emittance of materials under simulated spacecraft powerplant operating conditions
Spectral normal emittance of materials under simulated space environment
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The measurement of total normal emittance of three nuclear reactor materials
Measurement of total normal emittance of nuclear reactor materials - carbon steel, boron steel, & borated graphite
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Sedimentation properties of nucleated and nonnucleated cells in normal rat bone marrow
Sedimentation rates of nucleated and nonnucleated cells of normal rat bone marrow
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Perception of the postural vertical in normals and subjects with labyrinthine defects
Visual perception study of postural vertical in normals and subjects with vestibular defects
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The normal modes of vibration of certain nonlinear continous systems
Normal modes of vibration of nonlinear continuous systems
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Comparison of grammar of children with functionally deviant and normal speech
Comparison of grammar of children with functionally deviant and normal speech
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Superconducting-to-normally conducting transitions in strip transmission line structures
Superconducting-to-normal conducting transitions in strip transmission lines
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Motion Sickness Symptomatology of Labyrinthine Defective and Normal Subjects During Zero Gravity Maneuvers
Motion sickness symptomology of labyrinthine defective and normal human subjects during zero gravity maneuvers
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Probability that stress is less than strength at prescribed confidence levels, for normally distributed data
Probability that stress is less than strength at prescribed confidence levels for normally distributed data
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Comparative effects of prolonged rotation at 10 rpm on postural equilibrium in vestibular normal and vestibular defective human subjects
Comparative effects of prolonged rotation on postural equilibrium in vestibular normal and defective human subjects
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The total normal absorptance of a lampblack coating on copper final report
Total normal absorptance of lampblack coating on copper
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Residual effects of storm conditions at sea upon the postural equilibrium functioning of vestibular normal and vestibular defective human subjects
Residual effects of storm conditions at sea upon postural equilibrium functioning of vestibular normal and vestibular defective human subjects
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Random pressure excitation of shells and statistical dependence effect of normal mode response
Structural stability of shells - random pressure excitation and statistical dependence of normal mode response
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On conical shells of linearly varying thick- ness subjected to lateral normal loads progress report no. 1
Conical shells with linear thickness variation subjected to lateral normal loads
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A threshold caloric test- results in normal subjects
Threshold caloric test on normal subjects - responses to hot and cold caloric stimulation
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Comparison of autokinetic movement perceived by normal persons and deaf subjects with bilateral labyrinthine defects
Comparison of autokinetic movement perceived by normal persons and deaf subjects with bilateral labyrinthine defects - Aerospace medicine
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Comparative effects of prolonged rotation at 10 rpm on postural equilibrium in vestibular normal and vestibular defective human subjects
Comparative effects of prolonged rotation at 10 rpm on postural equilibrium in vestibular normal and vestibular defective human subjects
VESTIBULAR EFFECT↗