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RAIN FORESTS, 101, 119 RAINSTORMS, 136 RANDOM NOISE, 191 RANGE (EXTREMES), 148 RAY TRACING, 201 REACTING FLOW, 156 REACTION KINETICS, 45, 48 READ-ONLY MEMORY DEVICES, 154 READERS, 153 REAL TIME OPERATION, 63, 68, 183, 190, 208 RECYCLING, 151 REDUNDANCY, 115 REED-SOLOMON CODES, 160 REFLECTANCE, 133, 137 REGRESSION ANALYSIS, 110 RELATIVISTIC PARTICLES, 231 RELIABILITY, 61, 62, 77 RELIABILITY ANALYSIS, 155 RELIABILITY ENGINEERING, 183 RELIEF MAPS, 231 REMOTE CONTROL, 212 REMOTE SENSING, 99, 101, 102, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 120, 126, 127, 131, 132, 133, 134, 138, 139, 140, 141, 157, 229 REMOTE SENSORS, 88, 126 RESEARCH, 99, 220 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, 27, 158 RESEARCH MANAGEMENT, 217 RESIDUAL STRENGTH, 44 RESINS, 56 RESISTORS, 77 RESOLUTION, 224 RESONANCE, 191, 192, 196 RESONATORS, 72 RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, 107 RESPIRATORS, 147 RESPONSE BIAS, 190 RESPONSE TIME (COMPUTERS), 183 RESPONSES, 198 RESTORATION, 208 RETRACTABLE EQUIPMENT, 95 REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLES, 32, 33 REVERSE FIELD PINCH, 201 REYNOLDS NUMBER, 81 ROBOTICS, 181 ROBOTS, 182 ROCK INTRUSIONS, 112 ROCKET ENGINE DESIGN, 48 ROCKET ENGINES, 42, 56 ROCKET PROPELLANTS, 58 ROCKET VEHICLES, 30 ST–10 ROCKS, 228 ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT, 93 ROTATION, 78, 83 ROTOR STATOR INTERACTIONS, 188 ROVING VEHICLES, 182 S SAMPLING, 106, 158 SAPPHIRE, 63 SATELLITE COMMUNICATION, 63, 65 SATELLITE CONSTELLATIONS, 65 SATELLITE NETWORKS, 63 SATELLITE OBSERVATION, 135 SATELLITES, 10 SATURN (PLANET), 230 SATURN ATMOSPHERE, 230 SCALE (RATIO), 78 SCANNERS, 65 SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY, 55 SCATTERING CROSS SECTIONS, 193 SCHROEDINGER EQUATION, 185 SCIENTIFIC VISUALIZATION, 45 SEA WATER, 61 SECULAR VARIATIONS, 135 SECURITY, 65 SEISMOLOGY, 129, 130 SELECTION, 182 SELENOGRAPHY, 231 SELENOLOGY, 231 SEMANTICS, 167 SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES, 204 SEMICONDUCTOR LASERS, 90, 94 SEMICONDUCTORS (MATERIALS), 37, 51, 72, 204 SENSITIVITY, 7, 58 SENSORS, 89 SENSORY PERCEPTION, 149 SEQUENCING, 43, 96 SERIES EXPANSION, 197 SHAPES, 7, 181 SHEAR FLOW, 83 SHELLS (STRUCTURAL FORMS), 44, 97 SHIELDING, 34 SHIPS, 75 SHOCK TESTS, 76 SIGNAL ANALYSIS, 66 SIGNAL DETECTION, 173 SIGNAL PROCESSING, 67, 68, 75, 104, 134, 172, 191 SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS, 98, 145, 147 SILICATES, 225 SILICON, 46, 72, 74, 204 SILICON CARBIDES, 43, 44, 54 SILICONES, 35 SIMULATION, 6, 21, 23, 26, 34, 99, 151, 156 SIMULATORS, 180 SINE SERIES, 208 SINGLE CRYSTALS, 206 SKEWNESS, 222 SKYLAB PROGRAM, 185 SLIDING, 93 SLIDING FRICTION, 55 SLITS, 189 SNOW, 120 SNOW COVER, 114 SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT TOOLS, 16, 45, 158, 162, 167, 168 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING, 2, 19, 45, 81, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 164, 165, 166, 168, 169, 170, 171, 174, 176, 177, 183 SOFTWARE RELIABILITY, 156, 159, 166, 167, 170 SOFTWARE REUSE, 81 SOHO MISSION, 32, 34 SOIL MAPPING, 102, 131 SOIL SAMPLING, 114 SOILS, 130 SOLAR ATMOSPHERE, 232 SOLAR ENERGY CONVERSION, 122 SOLAR INSTRUMENTS, 30 SOLAR SENSORS, 182 SOLAR SYSTEM, 226 SOLAR TERRESTRIAL INTER- ACTIONS, 232 SOLAR WIND, 28, 29 SOLID LUBRICANTS, 55 SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES, 39, 58 SOLID ROCKET PROPELLANTS, 58 SOLID STATE DEVICES, 70, 89, 205 SOLIDIFICATION, 50, 51 SOLITARY WAVES, 72, 140 SOLUBILITY, 43 SOLUTION, 186 SOLUTIONS, 146 SONAR, 190, 191 SONOLUMINESCENCE, 208 SOUND TRANSMISSION, 67, 190 SOUND WAVES, 188, 190 SOUNDING ROCKETS, 88 SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE, 138 SPACE DEBRIS, 34 SPACE EXPLORATION, 33, 41, 86 SPACE MANUFACTURING, 200 SPACE MISSIONS, 28, 29, 33, 232 SPACE PERCEPTION, 148
SPACE PLATFORMS, 38 SPACE PROBES, 227 SPACE PROGRAMS, 6 SPACE SHUTTLE BOOSTERS, 40, 56 SPACE SHUTTLES, 58 SPACE STATIONS, 32 SPACE TRANSPORTATION, 33 SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM, 32 SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM FLIGHTS, 30, 32 SPACEBORNE ASTRONOMY, 224 SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS, 59 SPACEBORNE LASERS, 120 SPACEBORNE PHOTOGRAPHY, 198 SPACECRAFT COMPONENTS, 57 SPACECRAFT CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, 57 SPACECRAFT DESIGN, 153 SPACECRAFT LAUNCHING, 32, 37, 214 SPACECRAFT MANEUVERS, 229 SPACECRAFT MOTION, 223 SPACECRAFT ORBITS, 31, 229 SPACECRAFT PROPULSION, 39 SPACECREWS, 32 SPACELAB, 185 SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION, 72, 115, 134, 184 SPATIAL RESOLUTION, 84, 85, 114 SPECTRA, 98, 220 SPECTRAL CORRELATION, 111 SPECTRAL EMISSION, 107, 221 SPECTRAL REFLECTANCE, 102, 103, 106, 107, 108, 113, 114, 115, 117, 118, 119, 138, 140, 141, 157 SPECTRAL SIGNATURES, 87, 115, 117 SPECTROGRAPHS, 85 SPECTROMETERS, 98 SPECTROSCOPIC ANALYSIS, 49, 114, 115 SPECTROSCOPY, 49, 106, 110, 111, 112, 133, 134, 171, 220 SPECTRUM ANALYSIS, 87, 101, 102, 104, 106, 108, 109, 110, 111, 113, 114, 131, 132, 133, 222 SPIN, 211 SPIRAL BEVEL GEARS, 93 SPLINE FUNCTIONS, 106 SPRINGS (WATER), 111 SR-71 AIRCRAFT, 18 STABILITY, 32, 58, 192 STABILITY TESTS, 71 STAGE SEPARATION, 31 STANDARDS, 156 STAR DISTRIBUTION, 224 STAR FORMATION, 224, 227 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS, 58, 97, 117 STEADY FLOW, 78 STEADY STATE, 71, 83 STELLAR ENVELOPES, 220 STELLAR EVOLUTION, 220 STELLAR SPECTROPHOTOMETRY, 221 STEREOPHOTOGRAPHY, 231 STEREOSCOPIC VISION, 148 STOKES FLOW, 78 STRAKES, 7 STRATEGY, 186 STRATOSPHERE, 135 STRESS (PHYSIOLOGY), 142, 148 STRESS ANALYSIS, 18 STRESS CONCENTRATION, 53 STRESS DISTRIBUTION, 97 STRESS FUNCTIONS, 18 STRESS PROPAGATION, 44 STRESS RELAXATION, 57 STRESS WAVES, 44 STRESS-STRAIN RELATIONSHIPS, 50, 172 STRESSES, 57, 199 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, 7, 48, 97 STRUCTURAL DESIGN, 7, 16, 18, 21 STRUCTURED GRIDS (MATHEMAT- ICS), 82 SUBMILLIMETER WAVES, 64, 201 SUBROUTINE LIBRARIES (COMPUT- ERS), 172, 216 SUBROUTINES, 162 SUBSONIC FLOW, 15 SUBSONIC SPEED, 12 SUBSTRATES, 63, 206 SULFUR OXIDES, 203 SUPERCOMPUTERS, 2, 166, 178 SUPERCONDUCTORS (MATERIALS), 204 SUPERGRAVITY, 211 SUPERLATTICES, 205 SUPERSONIC COMBUSTION, 48 SUPERSONIC FLOW, 4 SUPERSONIC INLETS, 4, 16 SUPERSONIC JET FLOW, 80 SUPERSONIC WIND TUNNELS, 28 SUPERSYMMETRY, 208 SUPPORT SYSTEMS, 9, 157 SUPPORTS, 98 SURFACE DEFECTS, 96 SURFACE EMITTING LASERS, 90 SURFACE NAVIGATION, 182 SURFACE PROPERTIES, 98, 107, 108, 114, 115 SURVEILLANCE, 40, 159 SURVEYS, 127, 128, 223 SWITCHES, 76 SYMMETRY, 210 SYNCHROTRON RADIATION, 231 SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR, 70, 129 SYSTEMATIC ERRORS, 221 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS, 171 SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, 16, 19, 94, 123, 219 SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT, 214 SYSTEMS SIMULATION, 27 T TACTILE DISCRIMINATION, 149 TAIL ASSEMBLIES, 7 TANTALUM NITRIDES, 77 TARGET ACQUISITION, 66, 88 TARGETS, 88, 117 TASKS, 212 TEAMS, 149 TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT, 16, 44, 54, 74, 84, 122, 127, 136 TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER, 107 TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION, 6, 31, 44, 61, 75, 77, 95, 122, 176, 187, 219 TECTONICS, 129, 131, 133 TELECOMMUNICATION, 33, 75, 219 TELEMEDICINE, 146 TELEMETRY, 123 TELESCOPES, 222 TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE, 50 TEMPERATURE EFFECTS, 84 TEMPERATURE GRADIENTS, 51, 130 TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT, 26, 79, 85 TENSILE DEFORMATION, 43 TENSILE PROPERTIES, 53 TENSILE STRENGTH, 53 TENSILE TESTS, 53 TERRAIN, 100 TERRESTRIAL PLANETS, 86 TEST CHAMBERS, 28 TEST FACILITIES, 71, 200 TEST STANDS, 18 TETHERING, 46 TEXTURES, 52 THEMATIC MAPPING, 101, 104, 109, 111, 112, 114, 116, 126, 127 THEOREMS, 185 THERMAL ANALYSIS, 40, 56, 83 THERMAL CONTROL COATINGS, 41 THERMAL EMISSION, 98 THERMAL MAPPING, 184 THERMAL NEUTRONS, 196 THERMAL NOISE, 70 ST–11
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