Total ionospheric electron content at Houghton, Michigan.
Omicron I satellite measurements of total ionospheric electron content, comparing values at Houghton, Michigan, with others for different latitudes
IONOSPHERIC ELECTRON DENSITY↗
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Cislunar electron content as determined by radar group delay measurements.
Radar measurement of differential group delay to moon, showing large differences in total cislunar electron content above 1000 km in solar and antisolar directions
RADAR OBSERVATION↗
Ionospheric electron content and irregularities deduced from BE-C satellite transmissions.
Ionospheric electron content variation across sunrise and sunset lines deduced from radio-beacon satellite transmissions
IONOSPHERIC IRREGULARITY↗
Uranium content of chondrites by thermal neutron activation and delayed neutron counting.
Uranium content of chondrites measured by thermal neutron activation and delayed neutron counting
THERMAL NEUTRON↗
A reliable in vivo measurement of bone-mineral content.
Photon beam transmission measurement technique for determining bone mineral content in vivo
SCINTILLATION COUNTER↗
Meteorites with short cosmic-ray exposure ages, as determined from their Al super 26 content.
Al 26 content of stony meteorites by coincidence spectrometry noting cosmic ray exposure ages for eight meteorites
SPECTROMETRY↗
On the upper limit of antinuclei content in cosmic rays
Upper limit of antinuclei content in cosmic rays
Gagarin, Yu. F.↗
Total electron content and its variations in the auroral-zone ionosphere during winter.
Auroral zone ionosphere total electron content diurnal and latitudinal variations, noting magnetic activity effects in winter
Hook, J. L.↗
Variations in total electron content and other ionospheric parameters associated with magnetic storms.
Midlatitude total electron content, peak electron concentration and slab thickness variations with time in ionosphere during magnetic storms
Hibberd, F. H.↗
Gas content, size, temperature, and velocity effects on cavitation inception in a venturi.
Cavitation inception in venturis, giving gas content, throat size, velocity and temperature effects via water and mercury test fluids
Ericson, D. M.↗
Total carbon content of ordinary chondrites.
Total carbon content of chondrites determined by oxygen combustion-gas chromatographic analysis technique
Lewis, C. F.↗
Post-operational determination of cesium contents in life-test converter components.
Adsorption integral cesium reservoir containing porous refractory metal substrates, determining cesium contents in life test converter components by neutron activation analysis
Buzzelli, G.↗
Comparison of Faraday and Doppler methods of obtaining ionospheric electron content.
Faraday and Doppler methods for obtaining ionospheric electron content
Rao, N. N.↗
Incoherent backscatter study of electron content and equivalent slab thickness.
Electron content and equivalent slab thickness from radar backscatter measurements, noting F layer peak height and electron and ion temperatures diurnal variation
Mahajan, K. K↗
Nightime changes in the electron content of the ionosphere.
Ionospheric electron content nighttime seasonal changes observed in Southern Hemisphere compared with Northern Hemisphere
Titheridge, J. E.↗
The carbon content of the helium star BD plus 10 deg 2179.
Carbon content of helium star from coude spectrograms analysis based on flux constant model atmospheres
Hunger, K.↗
Hall coefficient of tantalum carbide as a function of carbon content and temperature.
Hall coefficient and electrical resistivity of tantalum carbide as function of carbon content and temperature
Dolloff, R. T.↗
Response of ionospheric and exospheric electron contents to a partial solar eclipse.
Response of ionospheric and exospheric electron contents to partial solar eclipse, using OGO 1 satellite
Fritz, R. B.↗