1975 NASA Authorization: Hearings, Ninety-third Congress, Second Session, on H.R. 12689 (superseded by H.R. 13998)U.S. Government Printing Office, 1974 |
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... possible technology solutions . In addition , a NASA consultant has been working with the city government in New York City for more than a year to couple the needs of the Nation's largest city with possible technology solutions . Some ...
... possible technology solutions . In addition , a NASA consultant has been working with the city government in New York City for more than a year to couple the needs of the Nation's largest city with possible technology solutions . Some ...
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... possible . In other words , the more a client uses NERAC , the greater the chance that we will find those pieces of technology that make his investment in NERAC pay off . As you can tell , NERAC is greatly concerned that each of its ...
... possible . In other words , the more a client uses NERAC , the greater the chance that we will find those pieces of technology that make his investment in NERAC pay off . As you can tell , NERAC is greatly concerned that each of its ...
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... possible . In these calls , we explain our program and offer them the opportunity to participate in our NASA and University sponsored program . In speaking of small business and the problems unique to small busi- ness , may I say that ...
... possible . In these calls , we explain our program and offer them the opportunity to participate in our NASA and University sponsored program . In speaking of small business and the problems unique to small busi- ness , may I say that ...
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... fire departments across the country . I would like to digress for just a moment , Mr. Chairman , and explain my earlier reference to productivity . Essentially , this device makes it possible for the man who presently has to stay with 27.
... fire departments across the country . I would like to digress for just a moment , Mr. Chairman , and explain my earlier reference to productivity . Essentially , this device makes it possible for the man who presently has to stay with 27.
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... possible for the man who presently has to stay with the fire pump truck , the source of water , to depart that scene now and devote his attention to fighting fires with the rest of the fire people in his com- pany . The other great ...
... possible for the man who presently has to stay with the fire pump truck , the source of water , to depart that scene now and devote his attention to fighting fires with the rest of the fire people in his com- pany . The other great ...
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activities Administrator aerodynamic Aeronautics and Space agencies Air Force aircraft noise airplane application aviation budget capability Chairman CHERRY concepts conducted contract cost efficiency effort energy engine equipment evaluation facilities FIGURE fiscal year 1975 flight tests fly-by-wire fuel consumption funding GOLDWATER HECHLER hydrogen ILLIAC IV improved increase industry invention KILGORE Laboratory Langley Langley Research Center laser lease Lewis Research Center license LUNDIN materials ment million missions NASA NASA's noise OAST operations percent performance pilot Plum Brook potential problems propulsion systems Question reduce Refan request Research Aircraft research and technology rotor satellite SHAPLEY short-haul Shuttle simulation Skylab SMYLIE solar Space Power Facility spacecraft specific stations STOL structures studies Subcommittee supercritical wing supersonic TDRSS techniques technology program tion Tracking and Data transonic TRUSZYNSKI turbine utilization vehicle VTOL waiver wake turbulence wind tunnel wing WYDLER
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Page 280 - Last year, the Aeronautics and Space Engineering Board of the National Academy of Engineering completed a study for us of civil aviation and issued a report "Civil Aviation Research and Development — An Assessment of Federal Government Involvement.
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Page 38 - An application for nonexclusive license under § 1245.203 (b) shall include; (1) Identification of invention for which license is desired. including the NASA patent case number. patent application serial number of patent number. title and date. if known; (2) Name and address of the person. company or organization applying for license and whether the applicant is a us citizen or a US corporation...