Sequence distribution studies of dichloroprotoanemonin-methyl methacrylate copolymers
Chloride elimination and ultraviolet bands in dichloroprotoanemonin/methyl methacrylate copolymers
Chapman, D. A.↗
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Relative strengths of resonance lines in the Ne I and Ar I isoelectronic sequences.
Relative resonance line strengths of ions in Ne I and Ar I isoelectronic series from coupling theory and energy levels, noting solar UV spectrum interpretation
Murphy, P. W.↗
Design of experiments as doubly telescoping sequences of blocks with application to a nuclear reactor experiment
Blocked two level factorial experiment to measure radiolysis of water in water cooled reactors
Holms, A. G.↗
Mariner Mars 1969. Approach and Near Encounter Sequence of Events - Press Kit
Press kit for Mariner 6 and Mariner 7 Mars flyby missions and TV coverage of surface
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Optimum and sub-optimum detection of digital sequences corrupted by white noise.
Optimum and suboptimum detection of K binary symbols corrupted by white Gaussian noise, discussing searching procedure and average error probability
Butman, S.↗
Atmospheres of metal-deficient stars - Main sequence stars.
Atmospheric models for metal deficient stars of K and G spectral type, studying reduced metal abundance effect on atmospheric structure
Krishna Swamy, K. S.↗
A sequence of rocket observations of nighttime sporadic E.
Sporadic E layer nighttime electron density profiles obtained by Langmuir probe equipped sounding rockets
Smith, L. G.↗
Investigation of an early flyby sequence for imaging of the planet Mercury.
Venus swingby and direct Mercury trajectories analysis for optical imaging from flyby missions
Manning, L. A.↗
Mariner 4 timing and sequencing
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Herman, N. H.↗
Summary of mission characteristics, guidance and control system operational sequences, and performance requirements
Mission characteristics and guidance system performance for earth orbit and interplanetary spacecraft
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Circadian systems. V - The driving oscillation and the temporal sequence of development
Drosophila brain Circadian oscillation as gating device restricting emergence behavior of adult
Pittendrigh, C. S.↗
A sequence of rocket observations of night-time sporadic-E
Nighttime E region structure variations observed by Wallops Island rocket flights, obtaining electron density profiles by Langmuir probe during ascent
Smith, L. G.↗
Design of experiments as multiply telescoping sequences of blocks
Measuring elevated-temperature time-dependent corrosion effects of liquid metal on immersed structural materials
Holms, A. G.↗
Design of experiments as multiply telescoping sequences of blocks with application to corrosion by liquid metals
Measurement of elevated temperature, time dependent corrosion effects of liquid metals on immersed structural materials by blocked two-level factorial experiment
Holms, A. G.↗
The ultraviolet flux envelopes of main-sequence B stars
Flux envelopes on an absolute energy scale from 1100 to 6000 A prepared from OAO-2 scans and from published ground-based material are presented for gamma Leporis, B0.5 5 eta Ursae Majoris, B3 5, gamma Ursae Majoris, A0 5, and alpha Lyrae, A0 5, and for alpha Canis Majoris Al 5 from rocket scans. These, with already published flux envelopes for Zeta Draconis, B6 3, and alpha Leonis, B7 5 (Underhill 1972) are intercompared and compared with reference flux envelopes predicted by LTE theory from lightly line-blanketed model atmospheres. A considerable line blocking occurs at wavelengths shortward of 3000 A with respect to the theoretical continuous spectra. The line blocking may be as much as 50 per cent at 1500 A and between 1500 A and 2500 A it is comparable to that which exists in the sun between 3000 A and 4000 A. Although gamma Urase Majoris, alpha Lyrae and alpha Canis Majoris have very similar visible spectra when viewed at low resolution, their ultraviolet spectra are significantly different, in particular alpha Lyrae shows an ultraviolet excess.
Underhill, A. B.↗
The near ultraviolet spectrum of B and A type main sequence stars
Scans of lambda Lep, eta UMa, xi Dra, epsilon Dor, alpha Leo, phi Dra, upsilon Dra, beta Aur, alpha Pic and alpha Dor have been obtained with scanner OAO-2 over the range 1800-3600 A. These scans have been reduced to tracings of F sub lambda in the 20 A pass band vs. wavelength using a wavelength conversion scale and a relative spectral sensitivity function. The general trend of the relative flux plots compares well with the continua predicted by simple model atmospheres.
Underhill, A. B.↗
Detection of a lysosomal carboxypeptidase and a lysosomal dipeptidase in highly-purified dipeptidyl aminopeptidase I /cathepsin C/ and the elimination of their activities from preparations used to sequence peptides.
Description of the properties of a carboxypeptidase, termed 'catheptic carboxypeptidase C,' and a dipeptidase, termed 'Ser-Met dipeptidase.' Both were found in highly purified DAP I from either beef spleen or rat liver. Methods are described for the removal or selective inactivation of these contaminating enzymes.
Mcdonald, J. K.↗
A wideband Gaussian noise generator utilizing simultaneously generated pn-sequences.
A digital system has been constructed for the generation of wideband Gaussian noise with a spectrum which is flat to within plus or minus 0.5 dB from 0 to 10 MHz. These characteristics are substantially better than those of commercially available analog noise generators, and are required in testing and simulation of wideband communications systems. The noise is generated by the analog summation of thirty essentially independent binary waveforms, clocked at 35 MHz, and low-pass filtered to 10 MHz.
Hurd, W. J.↗