NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography1978 - Astronautics |
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... tube facilities ; and engine test blocks . For related information see also 14 Ground Support Systems and Facilities ( Space ) . ASTRONAUTICS Includes astronautics ( general ) ; astrodynamics ; ground support systems and facilities ...
... tube facilities ; and engine test blocks . For related information see also 14 Ground Support Systems and Facilities ( Space ) . ASTRONAUTICS Includes astronautics ( general ) ; astrodynamics ; ground support systems and facilities ...
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... tube facilities ; and engine test blocks . For related information see also 14 Ground Support Systems and Facilities ( Space ) . N74-17955 * National Aeronautics and Space Administration . Langley Research Center , Langley Station , Va ...
... tube facilities ; and engine test blocks . For related information see also 14 Ground Support Systems and Facilities ( Space ) . N74-17955 * National Aeronautics and Space Administration . Langley Research Center , Langley Station , Va ...
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... tube ( CRT ) produces an image corresponding to the runway which changes in response to the trainee's manipulation of controls . The CRT image is projected along an optical path to a screen that is visually accessible to the trainee ...
... tube ( CRT ) produces an image corresponding to the runway which changes in response to the trainee's manipulation of controls . The CRT image is projected along an optical path to a screen that is visually accessible to the trainee ...
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... TUBE Patent Lewis P. Leibowitz , inventor ( to NASA ) ( JPL ) Issued 5 Oct. 1976 9 p Filed 6 Nov. 1974 Published under the second Trial Voluntary Protest Program as B521,620 , 27 Jan. 1976 Sponsored by NASA ( NASA - Case - NPO - 13528-1 ...
... TUBE Patent Lewis P. Leibowitz , inventor ( to NASA ) ( JPL ) Issued 5 Oct. 1976 9 p Filed 6 Nov. 1974 Published under the second Trial Voluntary Protest Program as B521,620 , 27 Jan. 1976 Sponsored by NASA ( NASA - Case - NPO - 13528-1 ...
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... tube , designated the reference tube . The circuitry of the detector subtracts the output of the reference tube from the output of the sensing tube , and any portion of the output of the sensing tube which is due to proton radiation is ...
... tube , designated the reference tube . The circuitry of the detector subtracts the output of the reference tube from the output of the sensing tube , and any portion of the output of the sensing tube which is due to proton radiation is ...
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1973 Sponsored A01 CSCL Aeronautics and Space aircraft Ames Research Center amplifier Avail axis beam Calif cell circuit Cleveland coating Contract NAS7-100 Corp CSCL 20F described detector device electrical electron energy Filed 24 Filed 30 filter fluid frequency Goddard Space Flight Greenbelt heat Houston Huntsville Includes input invention inventor to NASA Issued Johnson Space Center Langley Research Center Langley Station laser layer Lewis Research Center license Lyndon magnetic Marshall Space Flight metal modulated Moffett Field National Aeronautics NTIS HC A02/MF Number Office CSCL 09C Office CSCL 14B Official Gazette Ohio optical output oxide Pasadena Office Patent Application Patent Office CSCL phase pressure pulse radiation related information rotating sample sensor signal solar Space Administration Space Flight Center spacecraft Sponsored by NASA substrate surface SYSTEM Patent temperature thermal transducer tube U.S. Patent Office valve voltage
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Page xi - ... (3) The license may be granted for all or less than all fields of use of the invention, and throughout the United States of America, its territories and possessions, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia, or in any lesser geographic portion thereof.
Page 41 - ... in an extension of the tool handle A frusto-conical member extends into the extension at the cutter member end of the rotating rod with its small end engaging the tube The portion of the frusto-conical member outside of the extension forms a tissue engaging member and may be cut off at an angle...
Page 23 - ... density. c is the specific heat and k is the thermal conductivity of the specimen The test specimen and a reference specimen are simultaneously subjected to the heat from a heat source.
Page 6 - National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Hugh L Dryden Flight Research Center. Edwards, Calif. A PORTABLE DEVICE PARTICULARLY SUITED FOR USE IN STARTING AIR-START UNITS FOR AIRCRAFT Patent William R.
Page 260 - A method and apparatus is described for safely reducing abnormally high intra-ocular pressure in an eye during a predetermined time interval This allows maintenance of normal intraocular pressure during glaucoma surgery A pressure regulator of the spring-biassed diaphragm type is provided with additional bias by a column of liquid The height of the column of liquid is selected such that the pressure at a hypodermic needle connected to the output of the pressure regulator is equal to the measured...
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Page xii - Royalties and fees. (a) Normally, a nonexclusive license for the practical application of an invention granted to a US citizen or company will not require the payment of royalties; however, NASA may require other consideration. (b) An exclusive license for an invention may require the payment of royalties, fees or other consideration when the licensing circumstances and the basic considerations in § 1245.202, considered together, indicate that it is in the public interest to do so.