United states launch vehicles for peaceful exploration of space nasa facts, volume ii, no. 5, supplement
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Extensometer for measuring elongation of elastomer and electronically recording data on testing instrument chart
Tables and charts of magnetic field line parameters of magnetically conjugate geophysical stations including field intensity, declination, etc
Extensometer, with a calibrated shaft, measures the elongation of elastomers and automatically records this distance on a chart. It is adaptable to almost any tensile testing machine and is fabricated at a relatively low cost.
Apparatus will automatically and quantitatively determine body fluid constituents which are amenable to analysis by fluorometry or colorimetry. The results of the tests are displayed as percentages of full scale deflection on a strip-chart recorder. The apparatus can also be adapted for microanalysis of various other fluids.
Descriptive charts and cultural characteristics of soil diptheroids - Cornebacterium
This third edition bibliography lists books and teaching aids related to aeronautics and space. Aeronautics titles are limited to aerospace-related research subjects, and books on astronomy to those directly related to space exploration. Also listed are pertinent references like pamphlets, films, film strips, booklets, charts, pictures, periodicals, and sources of information on specific space subjects available from aerospace industry companies. Reading levels for each document are indicated according to primary, intermediate, upper elementary, secondary, and adult or college.
Data formats and functional flow charts for interplanetary trajectory computation program
Design charts for determining ejector characteristics for optimum performance of jet pump systems
Yield and combustion physics of liquid propellant explosions determined from analytic charts
Steady-state and dynamic characteristics of full circular bearing and centrally loaded arc bearing presented in design charts for turbulent lubrication analysis
Vis-A-Plan is a bar-charting technique for representing and evaluating project activities on a performance-time basis. This rectilinear method presents the logic diagram of a project as a series of horizontal time bars. It may be used supplementary to PERT or independently.
Report details the test and inspection procedures for the mass production of high reliability integrated circuits. It covers configuration control, basic fundamentals of quality control, control charts, wafer process evaluation, general process evaluation, evaluation score system, and diffusion evaluation.
Chart technique /PERTREE/ which displays the essential status elements of a PERT system in a vertical flow array, of high graphic quality, enables visual review by management of program performance. Since the display is versatile, it can accommodate any aspect of the program which the presenter wishes to accent.
Apollo display system permitting display of printed information and charts of real time data on cathode ray tube
Method for preparing project transparencies, or view graphs, permits the use of almost any expendable printed material, pictures, charts, or text, in unlimited color or black and white. The method can be accomplished by either of two techniques, with a slight difference in materials.
System, named Hydra, generates charts, graphs, and printed matter on slides or conventional negatives and positives, and combines these media with a capability of storage on magnetic tape for future updating to accommodate engineering changes or contract modifications to be readily added to basic data.
Cosmic noise, telluric currents, and geomagnetic activity for Alaska, April-June 1967 - Tables and charts