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Hua, Inez Environment Partitioning and Reactivity of Polybrominated Diphenylethers – 138 Huang, C.-K. Advances In Li-TiS2 Cell Techno1ogy – 80 Huang, R. K. Ohmic Contacts to n-type GaSb and n-type GaInAsSb – 231 Huang, Z. Femtosecond X-ray Pulses from a Frequency Chirped SASE FEL – 254 Huber, Jennifer S. Compact Positron Tomograph for Prostate Imaging – 169 Hubert, Pascal Modeling the VARTM Composite Manufacturing Process – 61 Hudson, H. S. Narrow Coronal Holes in Yohkoh Soft X-Ray Images and the Slow Solar Wind – 319 Hudson, Robert D. Brown Cloud Pollution and Smog Ozone Transport 6,000 km to the Tropical Atlantic: Mechanism and Sensing – 138 Huemmrich, K. Fred A LEO Hyperspectral Mission Implementation for Global Carbon Cycle Observations – 147 Huff, J. R. Regenerative Space Fuel Cell Power/Advanced Stack Testing – 133 Hughes, David BLAST: The Balloon-Borne Large Aperture Submillimeter Telescope – 115 Hughes, John B. Signal Enhancement Using Time- Frequency Based Denoising – 231 Hull, E. Germanium Based Coded Aperture Gamma-Ray Imager – 103 Humphreys, William M., Jr. A Deconvolution Approach for the Mapping of Acoustic Sources (DAMAS) Determined from Phased Microphone Arrays – 241 Huo, Winifred M. Quantum Scattering Study of Ro- Vibrational Excitations in N+N(sub 2) Collisions under Re-entry Conditions – 215 Huscroft, Joseph R., Jr A Demand Side Requirements Model to Forecast C-17 Mobility Aircraft Availability – 14 Huss, G. R. Evaporation and Accompanying Isotopic Fractionation of Sulfur from FE-S Melt During Shock Wave Heating – 324 Iacovazzi, R., Jr. Feasibility of Sensing Tropospheric Ozone with MODIS 9.6 Micron Observations – 328 Icenhour, A. S. Corrosion Test Results for Inconel 600 vs Inconel-Stainless UG Bellows – 45 Ikeda, Ryuji Geophysical Bulletin of Hokkaido University – 146 Ilevbare, G. O. Effect of Welding on the Breakdown and Repasivation Potentials of Alloy 22 in 5 M CaC1(2) – 42 Inderieden, R. S. Early User Appraisal of the MDARS Interior Robot – 189 Overview of the Mobile Detection Assessment and Response System – 107 Iraci, Laura T. Environment Partitioning and Reactivity of Polybrominated Diphenylethers – 138 Irvine, S. A. Design of a High Heat Flux Facility for Thermal Stability Testing of Advanced Hydrocarbon Fuels – 265 Irwin, K. D. Detector Technology for SCUBA-2: The New Generation Submillimeter Imager for the JCMT – 115 Dual Transition Edge Sensor Bolometer for Enhanced Dynamic Range – 112 First Astronomical Use of Multiplexed Transition Edge Sensor Bolometers – 112 TES Detector Noise Limited Readout Using SQUID Multiplexers – 112 Irwin, Kent SQUID Multiplexers for Cryogenic Detector Arrays – 101 Israel, Kenneth Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Uninhabited Combat Aerial Vehicles – 13 Jackson, John B. Quality in Practice at IBM – 269 Jackson, Karen E. Development of an LS-DYNA Model of an ATR42-300 Aircraft for Crash Simulation – 9 Jackson, Michael A Continuous Adiabatic Demagnetization Refrigerator for Far-IR/Sub-mm Astronomy – 70 Jacobs, Eddie The Targeting Task Performance (TTP) Metric A New Model for Predicting Target Acquisition Performance – 107 Jacobs, K. Heterodyne Array Receiver Development at KOSMA – 115 Jafvert, Chad Environment Partitioning and Reactivity of Polybrominated Diphenylethers – 138 Jalan, V. High Performance Oxygen Electrodes for PEM Fuel Cells – 135 Jalobeanu, Andre 3D Surface Reconstruction and Automatic Camera Calibration – 190 Jandorf, Lina Genetic Factors in Breast Cancer: Center for Interdisciplinary Biobehaviorial Research – 167 Jeng, Patricia S. Stimulus-Frequency Otoacoustic Emissions: Validity and Reliability of SFOAES Implemented on Mimosa Acoustics SFOAE Measurement System V2.1.18 – 162 Jenkins, Christopher H. M. Design Considerations for an Integrated Solar Sail Diagnostics System – 106 Jenkins, Luther N. Characterization of Unsteady Flow Structures Near Landing-Edge Slat – 96 Characterization of Unsteady Flow Structures Near Leading-Edge Slat – 92 Jenner, Jeff Spatial Resolution Determination with the Stennis Edge Target and NI- IRS – 131 Jennings, Donald E. In-flight Far-Infrared Performance of the CIRS Instrument on Cassini – 68 Jensen, B. J. Evaluation of Double-Vacuum-Bag Process For Composite Fabrication – 38 Jeong, Soeng-II Testing of a Miniature Loop Heat Pipe Using a Thermal Electrical Cooler for Temperature Control – 96 Jessmer, Axel 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 Jhabvala, M. Programmable 2-D Addressable Cryogenic Aperture Masks – 99 Jin, Menglin Human-Induced Climate Variations Linked to Urbanization: From Observations to Modeling – 140 Jin, Yu-Fang Deriving Albedo from Coupled MERIS and MODIS Surface Products – 143 Jobson, Daniel DSP Implementation of the Retinex Image Enhancement Algorithm – 217 B-21
Johnson, Charles Les The Development of Solar Sail Propulsion for NASA Science Missions to the Inner Solar System – 30 Johnson, D. E. Cloud-Resolving Model Intercomparison with the ARM Summer 1997 IOP Data – 148 Johnson, K. E. Re-Adaptation to 1-G of Pregnant Rats Following Exposure to Spaceflight or Centrifugation – 159 Johnson-Freese, Joan Space Wei QI: The Launch of Shenzhou V – 18 Johnston, Albert S. Advanced Video Guidance Sensor (AVGS) Development Testing – 29 Joiner, Charles W. Making the "Z" Concept Work – 272 Jones, Carleton B. Alteration of the Endothelial Barrier by Breast Cancer Cells as a Mechanism of Tumor Resistance – 173 Jones, E. W. Thermopile Detector Arrays for Space Science Applications – 287 Jones, Hollis H. Bolometer Simulation Using SPICE – 98 Jones, Hugh W. Renewable Energy Analysis for Strategic Responsiveness 2 (REASR 2) – 137 Jones, Michael G. Design and Evaluation of Modifications to the NASA Langley Flow Impedance Tube – 245 Jones, Shirley M. Recent Developments and Status of the Langley Single Vector Balance Calibration System (SVS) – 118 Jordan, William Development of K-12 Engineering Outreach Materials – 267 Judex, Stefan Development of a Vibration Based Countermeasure to Inhibit the Bone Erosion and Muscle Deterioration That Parallels Spaceflight – 176 Junell, Justin C. Implementation of Wireless and Intelligent Sensor Technologies in the Propulsion Test Environment – 32 Kaaret, Philip Studying X-Ray Binaries with High Frequency Quasi-Periodic Oscillations – 291 Kackley, N. Oxygen Electrodes for Rechargeable Alkaline Fuel Cells - III – 44 Kadin, Alan M. Superconducting Digital Multiplexers for Sensor Arrays – 261 B-22 Kahler, S. W. Narrow Coronal Holes in Yohkoh Soft X-Ray Images and the Slow Solar Wind – 319 Parameterizing the Wind 3DP Heat Flux Electron Data – 319 Kale, S. N. In situ Pulsed Laser Deposition of C-Axis Oriented MgB2 Films and Their Characterization – 260 Kalidindi, S. R. Micromechanical Origins and Design Implications of Damage Tolerance in Ti3SiC2 – 6 Kalikin, Linda M. Induced Expression of Androgen Receptor in Androgen Independent Prostate Cancer Cells Using an IkBalpha Super Repressor – 170 Kalogrias, Christos Performance Analysis of the IEEE 802.11A WLAN Standard Optimum and Sub-Optimum Receiver in Frequency- Selective, Slowly Fading Nakagami Channels with AWGN and Pulsed Noise Jamming – 241 Kaneko, Hideaki A Discontinuous Galerkin Method for Parabolic Problems with Modified hp- Finite Element Approximation Technique – 217 Discontinuous Galerkin Finite Element Method for Parabolic Problems – 186 Error Analysis for Discontinuous Galerkin Method for Parabolic Problems – 217 Error Analysis of p-Version Discontinuous Galerkin Method for Heat Transfer in Built-up Structures – 216 Kaplan, Tamara Development of a Vibration Based Countermeasure to Inhibit the Bone Erosion and Muscle Deterioration That Parallels Spaceflight – 176 Karkehabadi, R. Linear and Nonlinear Analyses of a Wind-Tunnel Balance – 20 Karniotis, Christina A. Atomic Oxygen Durability Evaluation of a UV Curable Ceramer Protective Coating – 60 Kasahara, Minoru Geophysical Bulletin of Hokkaido University – 146 Kasdin, N. Jeremy New Frontiers in Spacecraft Orbit Design – 19 Kashani, Ali Cryocoolers for Space – 68 Kashlinsky, A. COSMOG: Cosmology Oriented Sub-mm Modeling of Galactic Foregrounds – 302 Surveying Galaxy Evolution in the Far- Infrared: A Far-Infrared All-Sky Survey Concept – 300 Kaspi, V. M. Changes in the X-Ray Emission from the Magnetar Candidate 1E 2259+586 During its 2002 Outburst – 334 Kaufman, Y. J. Dust Transport and Deposition Observed from the Terra-MODIS Space Observations – 152 Kavaya, Michael J. Validar: A Testbed for Advanced 2-Micron Doppler Lidar – 105 Kawa, Randy An Adjoint-Based Analysis of the Sampling Footprints of Tall Tower, Aircraft and Potential Future Lidar Observations of CO2 – 141 Kearney, P. Understanding Particle Defect Transport in an ultra-clean Sputter Coating Process – 232 Keiter, Douglas E. Sunpower Cooling Solutions – 76 Keller, Rudolf Electrolytic Production of Oxygen – 56 Keller, Vernon Proposed Plan for Adopting Updated Range Reference Atmospheres – 147 Kelly, Angelita C. Flying the Earth Observing Constellations – 28 Kelly,B.D. Detector Technology for SCUBA-2: The New Generation Submillimeter Imager for the JCMT – 115 Kelly, Eric Microgravity Environment on the International Space Station – 29 Kennedy, Kelly JLF Standard Characterization of Foreign Ammunition (SCOFA) – 195 Kenyon, M. Thermopile Detector Arrays for Space Science Applications – 287 Kephart, A. P. Optimum Thread Rolling Process that Improves SCC Resistance – 54 Keshava, Nirmal The Relationship Between Detection Algorithms for Hyperspectral and Radar Applications – 72 Kestler, Robert Replacement of Chromium Electroplating on C-2, E-2, P-3 and C-130 Propeller Hub Components Using HVOF Thermal Spray Coatings – 14 Ketsdever, Andrew D. Investigation of Time-Dependent Forces on a Nano- Newton-Second Impulse Balance – 221
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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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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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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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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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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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the movement, without the effects o
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incremental refinement of imagery w
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noise level that the process noise
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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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and dynamic errors. The Technical R
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partners, they tend to be involved
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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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The questions of greatest scientifi
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walls and more. I will also list wh
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Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD,
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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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GALACTIC RADIATION A New Method to
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GUIDANCE SENSORS Advanced Video Gui
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HVOF THERMAL SPRAYING Replacement o
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INDUSTRIES The 10-Year Remote Sensi
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ION BEAMS Understanding Particle De
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LEVITATION An Overview of the Mater
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MAMMALS Coordinate Expression of th
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Structural Fluctuation and Thermoph
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