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Auyeung, T. P. Design of a High Heat Flux Facility for Thermal Stability Testing of Advanced Hydrocarbon Fuels – 265 Aviles, W. A. A Technique for Coordinating Autonomous Robots – 214 Ayiomamitis, A. Observing the Sky and Lunar Photo of the Day: Two New Astronomy Education Web Sites – 326 Baak, M. Impact of Tag-Side Interference on Time- Dependent CP Asymmetry Measurements using Coherent B(sup O)(bar B)(sup O) Pairs – 233 Baaklini, George Y. A CAD Approach to Integrating NDE With Finite Element – 1 Baer, L. A. Effects of Hypergravity Rearing on Growth Hormone and Insulin-Like Growth Factor in Rat Pups – 158 Intrauterine Pressure (IUP) Telemetry in Pregnant and Parturient Rats: Potential Applications for Spacecraft and Centrifugation Studies – 160 Bailey, John PITCON 2002: New Product Forum – 110 Bailey, Mark A Novel Metal-Ferroelectric- Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistor Memory Cell Design – 78 Baily, E. Analysis and Simulation of Cavity- Decoupled Chemical Explosions – 145 Bain, William Software for Partly Automated Recognition of Targets – 194 Baker, A. J. CFD Validation for Contaminant Transport in Aircraft Cabin Ventilation Flow Fields – 91 Baker, Charles Community Plan for Far- Infrared/Submillimeter Space Astronomy – 306 Baker, Erin S. Gas Phase Structural Characterization of Polyhedral Oligomeric Silsesquioxanes (POSS) with Styryl and Epoxy Phenyl Capping Agents – 64 Baker, Paul S. The Development of a New Lateral- Control Arrangement – 11 Bakes, E. L. O. Electrical Charging of Aerosols and Conductivity of Titan’s Atmosphere – 325 Baldey, D. G. Atomistic Modeling Study of Alloying Element, Impurity Element, and Transmutation Products on the Cohesion of a Nickel E5(l-brace)001(r-brace) Twist Grain Boundary – 55 Baldwin, R. Some Recent Studies With the Solid- Ionomer Electrochemical Capacitor – 132 Bandara, S. V. Large Format Narrow-Band, Multi-Band, and Broad-Band LWIR QWIP Focal Planes for Space and Earth Science Applications – 288 Banks, Bruce A. Atomic Oxygen Durability Evaluation of a UV Curable Ceramer Protective Coating – 60 Banks, Daniel W. Mobile Aerial Tracking and Imaging System (MATRIS) for Aeronautical Research – 76 Barbara, Paul Investigations of Operational Lifetime and Modes of Failure of Organic Light Emitting Devices – 36 Barbieri, Enrique Small Signal Modeling and Control of the Hydrogen Mixer for Facility E1 – 65 Bardina, Jorge Debris Dispersion Model Using Java 3D – 191 Modeling and Simulation of Shuttle Launch and Range Operations – 21 Web-Based Toxic Gas Dispersion Model for Shuttle Launch Operations – 30 Barker, B. W. Analysis and Simulation of Cavity- Decoupled Chemical Explosions – 145 Improved Focal Depth Determination for Use in Seismic Monitoring of the Underground Nuclear Explosions – 145 Barker, J. Mark Elastic-Plastic Thermal Stress Analysis of a High-Pressure Cryogenic Storage Tank – 118 Barnes, Bruce W. Validar: A Testbed for Advanced 2-Micron Doppler Lidar – 105 Barnes, Christipher Team Communication and Performance During Sustained Command and Control Operations: Preliminary Results – 202 Barnes, Christopher Effects of Fatigue on Simulation-Based Team Decision Making Performance – 177 Barry, Charles L. Transforming NATO Command and Control for Future Missions (Defense Horizons, Number 28, June 2003) – 75 UCAVs- Technological, Policy, and Operational Challenges (Defense Horizons, Number 3, October 2001) – 14 Barsoum, M. W. Micromechanical Origins and Design Implications of Damage Tolerance in Ti3SiC2 – 6 Barth, E. Electrical Charging of Aerosols and Conductivity of Titan’s Atmosphere – 325 Barth, Janet L. Radiation Assurance for the Space Environment – 24 Bartlett, Karen B. Large-scale Distribution of CH4 in the Western North Pacific: Sources and Transport nent – 139 from the Asian Conti- Tropospheric Methane Over the Pacific Basin During TRACE-P – 147 Bartlett, Kevin S. Dust Storm Forecasting for Al Udeid AB, Qatar: An Empirical Analysis – 150 Barty, A. Effects of Radiation Induced carbon Contamination on the Performance of an EUV Lithographic Optic – 236 Barut, A. Thermo-Elastic Triangular Sandwich Element for the Complete Stress Field Based on a Single-Layer Theory – 123 Basar, G. Parameterized Consideration Set Model for Airport Choice: An Application to the San Francisco Bay Area – 11 Bates, R. W. Design of a High Heat Flux Facility for Thermal Stability Testing of Advanced Hydrocarbon Fuels – 265 Battige, C. K. Factors Affecting the Hydrogen Embrittlement Resistance of Ni-Cr-Mn-Nb Welds – 54 Baxter, G. Human Compensation for Undependable Systems – 178 Beall, James SQUID Multiplexers for Cryogenic Detector Arrays – 101 Beasley, Joe Ph.D. Research – 32 Beasley, Joseph N. A Novel Wave Front Method Used for Tracking Terrestrial Concentrator Focal Spot Location – 257 Beausang, J. F. Frequency Selective Surfaces as Near Infrared Electro-Magnetic Filters for Thermophotovoltaic Spectral Control – 78 B-3
Becia, Piotr Identification and Control of Gravity Related Defect Formation During Melt Growth of Electro-Optic Single Crystals Bismuth Silicate(Bi12SiO20) – 265 Beck, F. P. Capstone Report on the Application, Monitoring, and Performance of Permeable Reactive Barriers for Ground-Water Remediation. Volume 2: Long-Term Monitoring of PRBs, Soils and Ground Water Sampling – 44 Becker, Werner Revealing the X-Ray Emission Processes of Old Rotation-Powered Pulsars: XMM-Newton Observations of PSR B0950+08, PSR B0823+26 and PSR J2043+2740 – 293 Bedrossian, P. J. Surface Topographies of Two-Year Coupons of Titanium Grade 16 from Long- Term Testing – 57 Beecken, Brian P. The Economical Microbolometer-Based Environmental Radiometer Satellite (EM- BERSat) Designed for Forest Fire Detection and Monitoring – 99 Beggs, John M. Committing to Excellence – 268 Behrenfeld, Michael PhyLM: A Mission Design Concept for an Optical/Lidar Instrument to Measure Ocean Productivity and Aerosols from Space – 252 Behun, Vaughn Development of Modal Test Techniques for Validation of a Solar Sail Design – 25 Bej, Asim K. Spirochaeta Americana sp. Nov., A New Haloalkaliphilic, Obligately Anaerobic Spirochaete Isolated from Soda Mona Lake in California – 160 Beksinski, David Small-Scale Propulsion for Jump Augmentation – 32 Belanich, James Instructional Characteristics and Motivational Features of a PC-based Game – 202 Belen’kii, Mikhail S. Mitigation of Atmospheric Effects on Imaging Systems – 145 Belenky, G. Study of Electron Relaxation Processes in Intersubband Laser Heterostructures – 83 Bell, P. Target Diagnostic Technology Research and Development for the LLNL ICF and HED Programs – 260 Belloni, T. The Timing Evolution of 4U 1630-47 During its Outbursts – 314 B-4 Belloni, Tomaso High-Frequency Quasi-Periodic Oscillations in the Black Hole X-Ray Transient XTE J1650-500 – 310 Belson, Brian L. An Automated Method of Predicting Clear-Air Turbulence – 6 Belvin, Keith Development and Ground Testing of a Compactly Stowed Scalable Inflatably Deployed Solar Sail – 69 Bemporad, A. A Slow Streamer Blowout at the Sun and Ulysses – 311 Benavides, E. Flow Redistribution Between Legs and Brain During STS 93 Re-Entry and Landing – 176 Benazera, Emmanuel Identifying Model-Based Reconfiguration Goals through Functional Deficiencies – 227 Benett, E. J. Acoustically-Driven Microfluidic Systems – 88 Benford, D. J. Charting the Winds that Change the Universe, II: The Single Aperture Far Infrared Observatory (SAFIR) – 305 Dual Transition Edge Sensor Bolometer for Enhanced Dynamic Range – 112 First Astronomical Use of Multiplexed Transition Edge Sensor Bolometers – 112 Probing the Invisible Universe: The Case for Far-IR/Submillimeter Interferometry – 303 Surveying Galaxy Evolution in the Far- Infrared: A Far-Infrared All-Sky Survey Concept – 300 TES Detector Noise Limited Readout Using SQUID Multiplexers – 112 The Universe at Infrared and Submillimeter Wavelengths – 303 Benford, Dominic J. New Concepts for Far-Infrared and Submillimeter Space Astronomy – 299 Benford, Dominic Community Plan for Far- Infrared/Submillimeter tronomy – 306 Space As- Maximizing Science Capability for Far- Infrared Space Missions – 302 Bennett, C. V. RadSensor: X-ray Detection by Direct Modulation of an Optical Probe Beam – 252 Bennett, C. Target Diagnostic Technology Research and Development for the LLNL ICF and HED Programs – 260 Bennett, J. Parallelizing a High Accuracy Hardware- Assisted Volume Renderer for Meshes with Arbitrary Polyhedra – 186 Bennett, Michael L. Operational Maneuver from the Sea and Amphibious Command Relationships: Is It time for a Joint Force Amphibious Component Commander? – 72 Berger, M. J. Applications of Space-Filling-Curves to Cartesian Methods for CFD – 183 Berglund, Judith Derivative Analysis of AVIRIS Hyperspectral Data for the Detection of Plant Stress – 129 Monitoring Geothermal Features in Yellowstone National Park with ATLAS Multispectral Imagery – 129 Berglund, Larry G. Characterization of Uncertainties in a Thermal Strain Prediction Model for Military Applications – 166 Bergman, D. Final Report for LDRD Project ‘A New Era of Research in Aerosol/Cloud/Climate Interactions at LLNL’ – 149 Berlin, R. User’s Guide for Combiman Programs (COMputerized BIomechanical MAN- Model) Version 8 – 180 Bernhardsdotter, Eva C. M. J. Cloning and Characterization of an Alpha-amylase Gene from the Hyperthermophilic Archaeon Thermococcus Thioreducens – 157 Enzymatic Properties of an Alkaline and Chelator Resistant Proportional to alpha- Amylase from the Alkaliphilic Bacillus sp. Isolate L1711 – 157 Bernstein, Lawrence S. Software for Simulation of Hyperspectral Images – 194 Berryman, J. G. Radar Imaging of Spheres in 3D Using MUSIC – 183 Bertrand, Andrew H. Understanding, Predicting, and Reducing Appointment No-Shows in a Military Medical Treatment Facility – 168 Besenbruch, Gottfried E. Hydrogen as a Fuel for DOD (Defense Horizons, Number 36, Nov 2003) – 54 Besnard, D. Human Compensation for Undependable Systems – 178 Beverly, Matthew H. Cross-Service Investigation of Geographical Information Systems – 282
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SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL AEROSPACE
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iced airfoils. The software was app
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concerning the operation of aircraf
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nitrides. There are over 60 of thes
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20040071101 Texas Univ., Austin, TX
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20040073643 Naval Research Lab., St
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20040074155 Air Force Inst. of Tech
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instrumentation is needed to improv
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Perched atop a Long March (CZ-2F) l
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network. To achieve these goals, a
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experience gained from the morning
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(IPD) program, and the Hybrid Sound
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eactions (with group balance when p
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single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWN
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As part of an ongoing effort to dev
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A critical analysis of the CCSD(T)
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zone permeability. Two full-scale P
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changes can have drastic affects. N
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needed for validation of a detailed
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20040073775 Army Cold Regions Resea
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Prior studies of Alloy 600 and Allo
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solutions. Single and multi-stage p
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of the NMOS transistors with an n-c
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qubits in quantum computers. It has
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different flow types are proposed.
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experimental dataset provides essen
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This final report describes the pro
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vapor line and liquid line are made
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detectors or highly cooled (about 4
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Architecture with Uncooled TIR Dete
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potential for inducing catastrophic
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discuss the technical issues involv
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solution. The sensor responds prope
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noise. Multiplexers for large numbe
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otor and blades, were found to be i
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local wave-form changes associated
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limited number of geometries. The r
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Commercial Instrument Validation La
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cell potential vs. current density
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in the Earth’s climate system. Th
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frontal systems approaching the Nam
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effects of climate change and urban
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forecasting weather in the vast, da
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that 100 tg of dust are transported
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effort to study the monsoons. The o
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looking at data files generated by
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Body weights of rat pups reared dur
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maltose, sucrose, starch and D-mann
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changes in SFOAEs due to noise can
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stratified random sample of 9,975 f
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The financial challenges associated
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The proposal entitled "Effects
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educe the acidosis that forms with
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health risks. Recent work in a vari
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incremental refinement of imagery w
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In this paper, we develop a time an
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variety of applications while facil
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Simulation (NPSS) software package.
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independent of communications bandw
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capable tool with extensibility to
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their work became extraordinarily t
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levels of autonomous operation and
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capabilities in a number of diverse
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produced by SRTM. In particular, we
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to be contaminated by errors caused
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uses a gold-black coating for optic
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water-leaving radiances will suppor
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We discuss the temporal and spectra
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induced transparency (EIT) in GaAs
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International Thermal Detectors Wor
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calculated x-ray fluxes from the pr
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1979, when we decided it was time t
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of interacting with others while wo
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status of the development of SOFIA
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separation roughly constant. The li
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scientific enthusiasm amongst Europ
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The questions of greatest scientifi
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walls and more. I will also list wh
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composition with unprecedented wave
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individual flares. In addition, RHE
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93 SPACE RADIATION Includes cosmic
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perigee observations from 1 Decembe
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ABBREVIATIONS MSFC Space Station Pr
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AEROSPACE VEHICLES Application of S
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ANNOTATIONS An Annotated Bibliograp
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AUTOMATIC CONTROL Automated Modern
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BLOOD PRESSURE Flow Redistribution
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CATALOGS (PUBLICATIONS) The BATSE E
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COMBAT An Improvement to Situationa
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Speech Recognition Software; An Alt
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Proceedings of the Autonomous Vehic
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Effects of Fatigue on Simulation-Ba
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DOPPLER RADAR Interference Estimati
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EUROPE Future Far-IR Mission and Su
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Page 456 and 457: Schatz, Josh The Use of LS-DYNA in
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Page 460 and 461: Talley, D. G. The Development of a
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