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Plane-wave scattering-matrix theory of antennas and antenna-antenna interactions ::formulation and applications

January 1, 1976

Author(s)

David M Kerns

Points of view in testing flame detectors:

January 1, 1976

Author(s)

M Schnell

Polymer impregnated hardened cement pastes and mortars:

January 1, 1976

Author(s)

James R Clifton, James E Fearn, Erik D Anderson

Present Capabilities of the NIST Automatic Pulse MeasurementSystem

January 1, 1976

Author(s)

W L. Gans

Procedures for the calibration of ASTM E127-Type ultrasonic reference blocks:

January 1, 1976

Author(s)

D J Chwirut

Proceedings of Procurement Practices Symposium - Health Care ::October 14-16, 1975

January 1, 1976

Author(s)

Joseph G Berke

Proceedings of the fourth international congress for stereology:

January 1, 1976

Author(s)

Erwin E Underwood, R De Wit, George A Moore

Program & abstracts, Symposium on nonbiological transport and transformation of pollutants on land and water ::processes and critical data required for predictive description

January 1, 1976

Author(s)

L H Gevantman

Progress report on the corrosion behavior of selected stainless steels in soil environments:

January 1, 1976

Author(s)

W F Gerhold, E Escalante, B T Sanderson

Properties and interations of oral structures and restorative materials:

January 1, 1976

Author(s)

James M Cassel

Psychological deterrents to nuclear theft ::a preliminary literature review and bibliography

January 1, 1976

Author(s)

Patrick G Meguire, Joel J Kramer

Publications of the National Bureau of Standards 1975 Catalog:

January 1, 1976

Author(s)

Betty L Hurdle

Quantitative Chemical Analysis by ESCA

January 1, 1976

Author(s)

David R. Penn

Electron spectroscopy for chemical analysis (ESCA) can be used as a quantitative tool for the determination of the chemical composition of the surface region of a solid if certain parameters are known. The least well known is the electron mean free path