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Dylan F. Williams, Mohammad T. Ghasr, Bradley K. Alpert, Zhongxiang Shen, Alexander Arsenovic, Robert M. Weikle, Reza Zoughi
We accurately calculate the reflection coefficient and normalized admittance of radiating open-ended rectangular waveguides and fit our results with a linear
In this paper we present an optical imaging tool, the Overlay Imaging Aligner (OIA), developed to aid in the mechanical alignment of antenna components in the
Geetha G. Aluri, Abhishek Motayed, Albert Davydov, Vladimir P. Oleshko, Kristine A. Bertness, Norman A. Sanford
The threat of terrorism and the need for homeland security calls for advanced technologies to detect the concealed explosives safely and efficiently. We
Additive packages are used with aviation kerosenes to achieve performance enhancements such as higher or lower operating temperatures or increased lubricity. An
William Sparks, Thomas Germer, John MacKenty, Frans Snik
We present an approach to spectropolarimetry which requires neither moving parts nor time dependent modulation, and which o ers the prospect of achieving high
We have investigated the microscopic dynamics of ion gels consisting of a PMMA [poly(methyl methacrylate)] network and EMITSFI [1-ethyl-3-methylimidazolium bis
Igor de la Varga, Javier Castro, Dale P. Bentz, Jason Weiss
Sustainability has become an important issue in the concrete industry in recent years. One way to make concrete more sustainable is through the replacement of
David R. Kuhn, James M. Higdon, J .M. Lawrence, Raghu N. Kacker, Yu Lei
Many software testing problems involve sequences of events. The methods described in this paper were motivated by testing needs of mission critical systems that
Joseph E. Curtis, Arnold McAuley, Hirsh Nanda, Susan Krueger
SANS is uniquely qualified to study the structure of proteins in liquid and solid phases that are relevant to food scienc3 and biotechnological applications. We
Thermal imaging yields valuable information which improves our understanding of the metal cutting process. This understanding may be used to improve and verify
Justin M. Zook, Daniel V. Samarov, Jennifer H. McDaniel, Shurjo Sen, Marc L. Salit
While the importance of random sequencing errors decreases at higher DNA or RNA sequencing depths, systematic sequencing errors (SSEs) dominate at high
Ian M. Soboroff, Rodrygo Santos, Craig Macdonald, Richard McCreadie, Iadh Ounis
Blogs have recently emerged as a new open, rapidly evolving and reac- tive publishing medium on the Web. Rather than managed by a central entity, the content on
Yuxiang Liu, Houxun H. Miao, Vladimir A. Aksyuk, Kartik A. Srinivasan
We report on progress in developing compact sensors for atomic force microscopy (AFM), in which the mechanical transducer is integrated with near-field optical
The reliable measurement of pressures on low-rise buildings in the atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) flow remains a challenge, as has been shown by the large
Tighe Spurlin, John T. Elliott, Michael W. Halter, Kiran Bhadriraju, Alessandro Tona, Anne L. Plant, Annalaura Mancia, Bobby L. Middlebrooks, Gregory W. Warr
Descriptive terms are often used to characterize cells in culture, but the use of nonquantitative and poorly defined terms can lead to ambiguities when
There are now a large number of papers in the spectroscopic literature which make use of multiple-valued (frequently double-valued) coordinate systems and the
Abstract Measuring the dissimilarity between non-rigid objects is a challenging problem in 3D shape retrieval. One potential solution is to construct the models
Sayaka S. Suzuki, Samuel Manzello, Matthew Lage, George Laing
A full scale, proof-of-concept experiment was conducted to investigate firebrand production from a burning structure. In this experiment, NIST researchers were
Jaime Juarez, Pramod Mathai, James Alexander Liddle, Michael Bevan
We report a feedback method for controlling the sizes of hexagonally close packed two-dimensional colloidal crystals in a microfluidic quadrupole electrode
Most atomic models for a neutral hydrogen beam in fusion plasmas assume statistical (Boltzmann) distribution of populations for excited states with the same
The accuracies of modern quantum logic clocks have surpassed those of standard atomic fountain clocks. These clocks also provide a greater degree of control, as
The solubility of water in 1-octanol was measured from 2 °C to 96 °C by coulometric Karl Fischer titration. The mass fraction solubility at 25 ° was found to be
In this work, we describe a new imaging system, called a thermo-microscope, that can be used to visualize atmospheric pressure thermal desorption phenomena at
Han-Jong H. Chia, Feng Guo, Lyubov Belova, Robert McMichael
We report a demonstration of spectroscopic defect imaging in an array of ferromagnetic structures using ferromagnetic resonance force microscopy (FMRFM). The
Stanko R. Brankovic, Burhanuddin Kagajwala, Jinnie George, Shruti Santangopalan, Gery R. Stafford, Paul Ruchhoeft
The work investigating the effect of saccharine as an additive on growth stress and structure of electrodeposited CoFe films is presented. The saccharine
[Print Title: "Establishing a Secure Framework"] Recently, NIST completed a fundamental transformation of the traditional certification and accreditation
We look at arithmetic progressions on elliptic curves known as Huff curves. By an arithmetic progression on an elliptic curve, we mean that either the x or y
Joseph E. Curtis, Hirsh Nanda, Sheila Khodadadi, Marcus T. Cicerone, Hyo Jin Lee, Arnold McAuley, Susan Krueger
The structure, interactions and inter-protein configurations of the protein lysozyme were studied in a variety of phases that are biotechnologically relevant