Radiometric observations and the cloud-melting zone.
Cloud melting zone, noting increased antenna temperature for radiation trapping between cloud layer and ground
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Cloud melting zone, noting increased antenna temperature for radiation trapping between cloud layer and ground
Modified line reversal pyrometer for measuring temperature profiles within gaseous reaction zones located above burning surfaces of composite solid propellants
Spectral, spatial, and temporal variations of outer zone electrons from 10 to 100 keV based on Injun 3 satellite observations
Proton intensities of outer radiation zone during magnetic storm
High latitude outer zone boundary for greater than or equal to 40 keV electrons observed by Injun 3 satellite
Stationary distribution of natural electrons in inner radiation zone
Reactivity control of fast nuclear reactors containing yttrium hydride moderating zones
Rocket and satellite observations of auroral zones
Rocket measurements of electron cooling rates in midlatitude and auroral zone thermosphere
Plasma effects in antenna near zone field - admittance and ionization rise time measurements on Teflon-plugged waveguide slot antenna
Single crystals of carbides by floating zone technique
Relaxation zone behind strong shock wave front in air
Auroral zone ionosphere total electron content diurnal and latitudinal variations, noting magnetic activity effects in winter
Energetic daytime auroral zone precipitation electrons energy spectra and pitch angle distributions from sounding rockets
Intense auroral zone X ray pulsation observed following PCA event of September 1966 showing no connection to micropulsation fields
Outer radiation zone electrons omnidirectional intensity contours at magnetic equator
Differential energy spectra of low energy protons and positive ions in earth inner radiation zone, using electrostatic analyzers aboard OGO-3 satellite