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20000094311 NASA Johnson Space Cent
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human travel into space and the pla
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20000088562 NASA Langley Research C
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Contract(s)/Grant(s): NAS9-17900; R
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different design alternatives to th
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This viewgraph presentation reviews
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20000091015 NASA Marshall Space Fli
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Rocket engine propellent injector d
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The particle simulations in a Varia
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20000093952 Sverdrup Technology, In
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and nonrecurring cost benefits. Ben
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20000092491 Texas A&M Univ., Dept.
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A method has been developed for the
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uses the mechanical properties of c
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20000092050 MRJ, Inc., USA Transpor
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20000093330 Tennessee Univ., Dept.
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duced plasma analysis system is dev
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20000089851 Pennsylvania State Univ
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In this study, the authors examine
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modynamic properties are reported f
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cate that sensitized stainless stee
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20000088588 Army Research Lab., Wea
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Alloys is presented, along with det
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tion on Shape memory and Superelast
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transport in low water content S-SE
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difference in the pressure dependen
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are bonded together by a matrix res
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y others) Stress was incorporated i
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growth surface reactions directly.
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gies and decomposes at similar temp
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20000088395 Naval Air Warfare Cente
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Meeting; October 1999; Volume 1, pp
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20000088407 Georgia Inst. of Tech.,
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A double reaction mechanism is used
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Contract(s)/Grant(s): N00014-95-1-1
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20000088422 Illinois Univ. at Urban
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20000088427 Illinois Univ. at Urban
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The objective of this work was to c
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20000089790 Army Research Lab., Abe
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20000089796 Army Research Lab., Wea
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equation (SE)-based model with a li
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20000089806 Pennsylvania State Univ
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kcal/mole. The analysis of the test
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ence of a nonzero temperature sensi
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that the requisite AG research need
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The objectives of the Engine Resear
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20000094281 BAE Systems, Rome, NY U
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The Department of Defense (DoD) is
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are conducted on the SQALE test dat
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all permutations of the two on scor
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20000091443 Karlsruhe Univ., Intera
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environment for airborne L-band VV-
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ing with analysis and numerical com
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20000088533 Princeton Univ., Dept.
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pumps, blowers or fans require only
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20000091678 Aerojet-General Corp.,
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above 300Torr, several local discha
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asymmetric current-voltage characte
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For long-duration space missions, t
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20000088675 Texas Univ., Austin, TX
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is necessary to fully account for t
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20000093314 NASA Langley Research C
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the random walk of the gyroscope bi
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show an example to introduce magnet
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servation data. Planning for the co
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was able to completely duplicate ac
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For excitation of Raman scattering
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20000094276 Aerosoft, Inc., Blacksb
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mized, and dependent upon the desig
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from the analytical model. The resu
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pump substituting the conventional
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The problem of sensor runout in mag
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20000089743 Kyushu Inst. of Tech.,
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39 STRUCTURAL MECHANICS ���
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(b) massive shear band formation at
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The present method is based on the
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power law dependence of the embedde
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20000088634 Geological Survey, Wate
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of simultaneously acquiring images
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associated creep rates. Three glaci
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Geochemical studies are fundamental
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implementation and basis for this c
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Report No.(s): Rept-5098-04; No Cop
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aly is 1.7 standard deviations from
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atio of NO and on the discharge cur
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46 GEOPHYSICS �������
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matrix has a nonporous texture simi
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Magnetic measurements taken by the
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Continent and eastward progression
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Models 20000088625 NASA Goddard Spa
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20000090514 NASA Goddard Space Flig
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Center, USA; Jedlovec, G. J., NASA
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of recurring (at least four occurre
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conditions during Spacelab, Biokosm
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all suppressed in the RWV bioreacto
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20000088577 Air Force Inst. for Env
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tion and their implications on crew
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20000089912 Krug Life Sciences, Inc
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20000094303 NASA Johnson Space Cent
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address human factor issues, and po
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in a long-duration environment, and
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functions such as life support and
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error, allows for processor mode se
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20000086660 NASA Goddard Space Flig
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20000088570 Naval Postgraduate Scho
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problems including an overview of t
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Report No.(s): NASA/TM-2000-210361;
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20000091581 NASA Langley Research C
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e detected and removed from the bod
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As the Army enters the 2lst century
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62 COMPUTER SYSTEMS �����
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tion resources. They also are often
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tion with Centrum voor Wiskunde en
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The development of a computational
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outputs. The neural network is trai
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20000090653 Johns Hopkins Univ., De
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A study on the use of neural networ
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neous Elasticity Clements, David L.
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Technological advances have made at
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Report No.(s): PB2000-106588; No Co
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able. Since these are situations th
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A superconductive solenoid model co
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can lead to beam deflection or mode
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20000089822 Institut Franco-Alleman
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20000090581 Pennsylvania State Univ
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20000086205 Joint Inst. for Nuclear
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heavy ions and improved detection s
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During the current funding period,
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We calculated a temperature rise of
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Monte Carlo code have been made. Th
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Testing can be divided into two cat
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20000092198 Kanazawa Univ., Dept. o
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camera and computer processor. Seve
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The objectives of this program incl
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ses. Dry substrate etch with a Si/S
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density dn(sub e)-bar/dt was as hig
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this second model leads to the prop
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adjacent to the substrate can be so
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is one of the unique points of GTCS
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This was the reports of Yayoi Study
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20000092169 Kyushu Univ., Dept. of
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20000092193 Nagaoka Univ. of Techno
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20000094029 National Inst. for Fusi
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A cooperative project aiming at sup
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20000089859 North Carolina State Un
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20000092173 Yamanashi Univ., Facult
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20000094275 South Dakota School of
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allow small SUSY corrections to the
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p(sub T), and the J/psi decay angul
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20000091584 Caelum Research Corp.,
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The goal of this thesis is to analy
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only if it is known with certainty
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from the NIST database system, whic
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20000088604 Vanguard Research, Inc.
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X-ray telescopes. These telescopes
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Supernovae play a key role in the d
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20000092510 Smithsonian Astrophysic
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This talk will discuss the present
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We have detected four far-infrared
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the physical origin of the phenomen
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several 10 (exp 6) K, with a spatia
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much impact on density enhancement,
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In this work, we investigate the ef
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We review the sources of uncertaint
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In a previous paper we have discuss
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20000090641 Observatoire de Paris-M
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20000090650 California Univ., Berke
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(sub 0) = 50 kilometers per second
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20000090670 Turin Univ., Ist. di Fi
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Using the Long Wavelength Spectrome
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ing these results with the noise le
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20000088624 NASA Goddard Space Flig
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lom, Larry, Geological Survey, USA;
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20000094220 California Inst. of Tec
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technologies were identified becaus
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With the launch of the Chandra X-ra
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from ground-based observatories lie
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is partly due to simple differences
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20000092518 Smithsonian Astrophysic
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A ABILITIES, 128 ABLATION, 113 ABNO
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BODY SWAY TEST, 222 BODY TEMPERATUR
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CRAB NEBULA, 387 CRACK PROPAGATION,
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EULER EQUATIONS OF MOTION, 267 EURO
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HEATING EQUIPMENT, 293 HEAVY IONS,
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LASER WELDING, 166 LASERS, 168 LATE
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MULTIGRID METHODS, 267, 268 MULTILA
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PLASTIC PROPERTIES, 181 PLATES (STR
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SAMPLING, 336 SANDS, 206 SANDWICH S
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SUPERNOVA REMNANTS, 365, 366, 367,
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WIND VELOCITY MEASUREMENT, 27, 214
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Balakrishnan, R., 318 Balda, Juan C
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Chung, T. J., 155 Chyuan, Shing-Woe
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Freitas, Marcilio S. R., 244 Fremer
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Hurley, K., 372 Hurley, Kevin, 391
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Laille, A., 303 Lait, L. R., 199 La
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Mora, K. L., 186 Morales, R., 369 M
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Reda, Daniel C., 84 Reddy, J. N., 5
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Sture, Stein, 206 Sturm, James C.,
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Wu, Z. Y., 170 PA-18 X Xia, W., 99