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Tunable Snapshot Spectrometer Feasibility Study.
2004-01-01

A tunable snapshot imaging spectrometer has been demonstrated. A liquid crystal spatial light modulator (LC SLM) has been integrated into a computed tomographic imaging spectrometer (CTIS) to achieve tunability. The LC SLM allows for rapid, programmable, ...

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Scalable, Customizable MCM Design Process Manager. Phase 1.
1995-01-01

Despite the fact that multi-chip modules (MCMs) are a critical dual use technology, the rapid commercialization of MCM-based systems depends on achieving an order of magnitude reduction in NRE costs and development time as well as assuring first pass succ...

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THE EFFICIENT ACHIEVEMENT OF RAPID ...
1965-12-01

... Title : THE EFFICIENT ACHIEVEMENT OF RAPID TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS-A MAJOR NEW PROBLEM IN PUBLIC FINANCE,. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Improving the performance of liquid-crystal-over-silicon spatial light modulators: issues and achievements.
1994-05-10

The performance of liquid-crystal-over-silicon spatial light modulators has advanced rapidly in recent years. Most progress has centered around new device designs with increased bandwidth. In this paper we report on a number of techniques to improve the optical quality; these have applications in both current and future devices. PMID:20885635

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Passive mode locking of a long pulse XeCl laser
1983-09-15

Passive mode locking has been achieved in a XeCl laser with the gain duration over 150 ns. The saturation characteristics of absorber dyes including BBQ, BPBD, and PTP were measured, resulting in the lowest saturation intensity of BBQ. The almost 100% modulated train of 12 pulses was achieved with the rapid pulse ...

Energy Citations Database

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Neutron-transparent first wall for module testing
1983-01-01

Major design goals for FED-R are the achievement of: (1) a high level of neutron exposure of the test modules and (2) a capability for rapid changeout of test modules. A major factor in rapid changeout is perceived to be the location of the vacuum boundary. In FED-R this boundary was set at the ...

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Thermal Modulation for Multi-dimensional Liquid Chromatography Separations using Low-Thermal Mass LC.
2011-08-01

We report on a proof-of-principle experiment with a novel thermal modulation device with potential use in LC�LC. It is based on the thermal desorption concept used in GC�GC. Pre-concentration of analytes eluting from the first-dimension column is performed in a capillary 'trap' column packed with highly retentive Porous Graphitic Carbon particles, placed in an aluminum ...

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8
Collapsible module extends tenfold in height
1978-01-01

Low-cost hollow module rapidly converts into elevated platform for field applications. Module can be

NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS)

9
Wavelength-modulated photocapacitance spectroscopy
1980-01-01

Derivative deep-level spectroscopy was achieved with wavelength-modulated photocapacitance employing

NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS)

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A bandwidth-compressive modulation system
1976-01-01

The phrase 'bandwidth-compressive modulation' means that the compression is achieved not by removing

NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS)

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Capabilities of bistatic synthetic aperture radar for covert battlefield surveillance
1989-10-01

The capabilities of bistatic synthetic aperture radar to provide rapid update rate, real time covert radar surveillance to the military user are considered. The spatial resolution and sensitivity achievable from a tactical system using a small remotely piloted vehicle-borne transmitter and a static ground based receiver are discussed and the relative ...

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Recent advances in photovoltaic concentrator technology
1988-01-01

Photovoltaic concentrator technology is experiencing rapid, significant advances in efficiency, cost and reliability, making it a leading candidate to add to the nation's electrical generating capacity in the next decade. This paper reviews the development path being pursued by the Department of Energy program to achieve its near-term energy cost goals and ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Rapid fabrication of optical volume gratings in Foturan glass by femtosecond laser micromachining
2009-12-01

We report on rapid fabrication of optical volume gratings in Foturan glass using a modulated femtosecond laser focused with cylindrical lenses. An optical volume grating with an area of 2 mm �3 mm and �2 mm thickness can be achieved within 10 min by use of this method. Optical micrography confirms the volume nature of the gratings ...

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Rapid Assembly Module for Traypacks
2006-01-01

... operation. All conveyors and equipment were labeled ... Supply modules with 2 additional flex, and 2, 5' straight conveyors ...

DTIC Science & Technology

15
Exothermic furnace module development
1982-01-01

An exothermic furnace module was developed to rapidly heat and cool a 0.820-in. (2.1 cm) diameter by

NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS)

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RAPID SCANNING FLUORESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY ...
1987-11-01

... USING AN ACOUSTO-OPTIC TUNABLE FILTER ... BAND OF OPTICAL FREQUENCIES WILL ... RAPID WAVELENGTH SWITCHING OR MODULATION ...

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17
Spectrally efficient optical CDMA system based on chromatic dispersion for phase coding of individual spectral lines in the time domain
2009-11-01

A WDM-compatible spectrally phase encoded-optical CDMA scheme is experimentally demonstrated. The system is based on the use of chromatic dispersion, chosen to achieve a first-order Talbot effect, to obtain a frequency-to-time mapping that allows subsequent coding/decoding of the signal spectrum by applying electro-optic phase modulation in the time ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Dosimetric comparison of rapidarc with fixed gantry intensity-modulated radiotherapy treatment for multiple liver metastases radiotherapy.
2011-04-01

We wanted to compare the dosimetric difference and treatment efficiency of RapidArc and fixed gantry intensity-modulated radiotherapy treatment (IMRT) for multiple liver metastases. Computed tomography datasets of 10 patients were studied retrospectively. IMRT plans were generated using 5 fields and RapidArc using either 1 or 2 arcs. ...

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A modular approach to multi-robot control
1996-03-01

The ability to rapidly command multi-robot behavior is crucial for the acceptance and effective utilization of multiple robot control. To achieve this, a modular- multiple robot control solution is being, pursued using the SMART modular control architecture. This paper investigates the development of a new dual-arm kinematics module ...

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RAPID-L Highly Automated Fast Reactor Concept Without Any Control Rods (1) Reactor concept and plant dynamics analyses
2002-07-01

The 200 kWe uranium-nitride fueled lithium cooled fast reactor concept 'RAPID-L' to achieve highly automated reactor operation has been demonstrated. RAPID-L is designed for Lunar base power system. It is one of the variants of RAPID (Refueling by All Pins Integrated Design), fast reactor concept, ...

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A prototype of a new class of oversampling adc
2005-05-01

Analog-to-digital (A/D) and digital-to-analog (D/A) converters are important blocks in signal processing system because they provide the link between the analog world and digital systems. Compared with Nyquist-rate data converters, oversampling data converters are more desirable for modern submicron technologies with low voltage supplies. Today, all existing oversampling ...

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22
Diameter modulation of carbon nanotubes by rapid temperature modulation in laser-assisted chemical vapor deposition
2011-02-01

Periodic diameter modulation of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) by quick temperature variation was successfully achieved in laser-assisted chemical vapor deposition process. Tapered and diameter-alternating CNTs were grown by periodic modulation of the temperature due to inverse relationship between the temperature and the diameter of the ...

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Naval Ship Affordability Through Machinery Modularity
1993-11-01

... A desalination unit could also be module. ... If the modules can be efficiently arranged in the ship, volume savings can be achieved. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Utilizing Information Technology to Facilitate Rapid ...
2006-06-01

... contributed to the development of rapid online acquisition ... affective use of scaled information in the ... sufficient to meet DOD's stated goal of achieving ...

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25
Rapid Solidification Processing of Niobium Alloys,
1988-02-01

... compositions of niobium alloys produced by a ... solidification process, where rapid solidification was achieved ... solidified niobium alloy filaments were ...

DTIC Science & Technology

26
Rapid Application of Lightweight Formal Methods for ... - NASA

conjunction with traditional testing as a means to achieve these high levels of assurance. In such a context, formal ... Feather Rapid Application of Lightweight ...

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27
Multivariate hyperspectral Raman imaging using compressive detection.
2011-06-03

A multivariate hyperspectral imaging (MHI) instrument has been designed and constructed to achieve greatly increased Raman imaging speeds by utilizing a compressive spectral detection strategy. The instrument may be viewed as a generalized spectrometer, which can function either as a conventional monochromator or in a wide variety of other hyperspectral modalities. The MHI ...

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28
Startup burner
2009-08-18

A startup burner for rapidly heating a catalyst in a reformer, as well as related methods and modules, is disclosed.

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Rapid Integration Tools for Rapid Application Development: A ...
2004-12-01

... the tools IBM WebSphere and the LEIF help in achieving these developments. ... is a short-term project that involves rapid development; hence the ...

DTIC Science & Technology

30
Addressing the learning needs of multidisciplinary students at a distance using a virtual learning environment (VLE): A novice teacher reflects.
2005-11-18

This paper analyses the experience of one individual in the development and delivery of an innovative, undergraduate leadership development module. The module is accessed by practising health care professionals in Malaysia as part of a top-up Honours Degree and is delivered solely using a virtual learning environment (VLE), in this case Blackboard. The aim ...

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THE RABIT: A RAPID AUTOMATED BIODOSIMETRY TOOL FOR RADIOLOGICAL TRIAGE
2010-02-01

In response to the recognized need for high throughput biodosimetry methods for use after large scale radiological events, a logical approach is complete automation of standard biodosimetric assays that are currently performed manually. We describe progress to date on the RABIT (Rapid Automated BIodosimetry Tool), designed to score micronuclei or ?-H2AX fluorescence in ...

PubMed Central

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The RABIT: a rapid automated biodosimetry tool for radiological triage.
2010-02-01

In response to the recognized need for high throughput biodosimetry methods for use after large-scale radiological events, a logical approach is complete automation of standard biodosimetric assays that are currently performed manually. The authors describe progress to date on the RABIT (Rapid Automated BIodosimetry Tool), designed to score micronuclei or gamma-H2AX ...

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33
Visibility or Disability: Notes on Attention.
1986-06-01

... This is achieved by a mechanism called decoupling that controls the connections among modules. The control of decoupling ...

DTIC Science & Technology

34
Robust Photon Locking
2009-01-16

We experimentally demonstrate a strong-field coherent control mechanism that combines the advantages of photon locking (PL) and rapid adiabatic passage (RAP). Unlike earlier implementations of PL and RAP by pulse sequences or chirped pulses, we use shaped pulses generated by phase modulation of the spectrum of a femtosecond laser pulse with a generalized ...

Energy Citations Database

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Creating the Infrastructure for Rapid Application Development and Processing Response to the HIRDLS Radiance Anomaly
2005-12-01

The High Resolution Dynamics Limb Sounder (HIRDLS) instrument onboard the NASA Aura spacecraft experienced a rupture of the thermal blanketing material (Kapton) during the rapid depressurization of launch. The Kapton draped over the HIRDLS scan mirror, severely limiting the aperture through which HIRDLS views space and Earth's atmospheric limb. In order for HIRDLS to ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Observation of Infrared Free Induction Decay and Optical Nutation Signals from Nitrous Oxide Using a Voltage Modulated Quantum Cascade Laser
2011-06-01

Free induction decay, FID, and rapid passage, RP, signals in nitrous oxide, under both optically thin and optically thick conditions, have been observed used using a pulse modulated quantum cascade laser operating at 7.97 ?m. The variation in optical depth was achieved by increasing the pressure of nitrous oxide in a long path length ...

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Rapid modulation of local neural activity by controlled drug release from polymer-coated recording microelectrodes.
2011-06-02

We demonstrate targeted perturbation of neuronal activity with controlled release of neurochemicals from conducting polymer-coated microelectrodes. Polymer coating and chemical incorporation are achieved through individually addressable electrodeposition, a process that does not compromise the recording capabilities of the electrodes. Release is realized by the application of ...

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38
Rapid modulation of local neural activity by controlled drug release from polymer-coated recording microelectrodes
2011-08-01

We demonstrate targeted perturbation of neuronal activity with controlled release of neurochemicals from conducting polymer-coated microelectrodes. Polymer coating and chemical incorporation are achieved through individually addressable electrodeposition, a process that does not compromise the recording capabilities of the electrodes. Release is realized by the application of ...

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The use of oligodeoxynucleotide probes in chaotrope-based hybridization solutions.
1991-10-11

Hybridization solutions containing chaotropes may be used to modulate the thermal stability (Tm or Td) of oligodeoxynucleotide (ODN) duplexes or hybrids over a 90 degrees C range. Modulation of Td allows formulation of hybridization solutions that permit ambient temperature hybridization using most combinations of probe length, probe composition, target ...

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SMART: A modular architecture for robotics and teleoperation
1992-09-01

This paper introduces SMART: Sandia National Laboratory`s Modular Architecture for Robotics and Teleoperation. SMART is designed to integrate the different slave devices (e.g., large hydraulic arms, mobile manipulators, gantry robots), sensors (e.g., ultra-sonic sensors,force sensors), and input devices, (e.g., track ball,force-reflecting master, autonomous trajectory generators) required for ...

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Rapid decision threshold modulation by reward rate in a neural network
2006-09-20

Optimal performance in two-alternative, free response decision making tasks can be achieved by the drift-diffusion model of decision making - which can be implemented in a neural network - as long as the threshold parameter of that model can be adapted to different task conditions. Evidence exists that people seek to maximize reward in such tasks by ...

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42
Cortical state and attention.
2011-08-10

The brain continuously adapts its processing machinery to behavioural demands. To achieve this, it rapidly modulates the operating mode of cortical circuits, controlling the way that information is transformed and routed. This article will focus on two experimental approaches by which the control of cortical information processing has ...

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43
UGV application modeling and sensor simulation using a rapid prototyping testbed environment
2009-05-01

This paper reviews hardware and software solutions that allow for rapid prototyping of new or modified UGV sensor designs, mission payloads and functional sub assemblies. We define reconfigurable computing in the context of being able to place various PMC modules depending upon mission scenarios onto a base SBC (Single Board Computer) or multiprocessor ...

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Rapid wavelength scanning based on acousto-optically tuned external-cavity laser diode
2011-09-01

High-speed, wide-range wavelength scanning is demonstrated using a laser diode with an antireflection coating and an external cavity employing an acousto-optic deflector. The narrow spectral width of 0.2 nm observed in the experiment indicates the availability of a highly coherent laser beam. The scanning range of 15 nm under rapid modulation is confirmed ...

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Volumetric intensity-modulated Arc (RapidArc) therapy for primary hepatocellular carcinoma: comparison with intensity-modulated radiotherapy and 3-D conformal radiotherapy
2011-06-21

BackgroundTo compare the RapidArc plan for primary hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) with 3-D conformal radiotherapy (3DCRT) and intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) plans using dosimetric analysis.MethodsNine patients with unresectable HCC were enrolled in this study. Dosimetric values for RapidArc, IMRT, and 3DCRT were calculated for ...

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46
Startup of RAPID-L Lunar Base Reactor by Lithium Release Module
2009-01-01

The 200 kWe uranium-nitride fueled lithium cooled fast reactor concept RAPID-L to be combined with thermoelectric power conversion system for lunar base power system is demonstrated. Unique challenges in reactivity control systems design have been attempted in RAPID-L concept. The reactor involves the following innovative reactivity control systems: ...

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Intensity of activation and timing of deactivation modulate elastic energy storage and release in a pennate muscle and account for gait-specific initiation of limb protraction in the horse.
2009-08-01

The equine biceps brachii (biceps) initiates rapid limb protraction through a catapult mechanism. Elastic strain energy is slowly stored in an internal tendon and is then rapidly released to protract the forelimb. The muscle fibres are short, have little scope for length change and can therefore only shorten slowly compared with the speed at which the ...

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48
Engineering ligand-responsive RNA controllers in yeast through the assembly of RNase III tuning modules.
2011-02-25

The programming of cellular networks to achieve new biological functions depends on the development of genetic tools that link the presence of a molecular signal to gene-regulatory activity. Recently, a set of engineered RNA controllers was described that enabled predictable tuning of gene expression in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae through directed cleavage of ...

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49
Engineering ligand-responsive RNA controllers in yeast through the assembly of RNase III tuning modules
2011-07-25

The programming of cellular networks to achieve new biological functions depends on the development of genetic tools that link the presence of a molecular signal to gene-regulatory activity. Recently, a set of engineered RNA controllers was described that enabled predictable tuning of gene expression in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae through directed cleavage of ...

PubMed Central

50
Module flammability research
1984-03-01

The technology base required to construct fire-ratable modules is explored. New materials of construction and module configurations to achieve increased fire resistance are investigated. The fire-resistance capability of current PV module designs is assessed. Parametric tests are performed to characterize ...

Energy Citations Database

51
Design, assembly, and testing of a spectral splitting solar concentrator module
2010-07-01

This paper describes the design, assembly, and testing of a concentrating photovoltaic module which uses spectral splitting to achieve high system power efficiency. The assembly and testing of two prototype modules is also described. An efficiency of 37.5% was measured on the highest performing module.

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

52
Near-Far Resistance of Multicarrier CDMA Systems
2002-11-01

... MG) CDMA systems have been developed and rapidly gained popularity as they capitalize on both MCM (multicarrier modulation)'s resilience to ...

DTIC Science & Technology

53
Linear polarimeter with rapid modulation, achromatic in the 0.3-1.1-micron range
1976-01-01

A polarimeter is described, which provides achromatic modulation over the spectral range 0.3 to 1.1

NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS)

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Chiral Smectic Liquid Crystal Tunable Optical Filters and Modulators.
1992-01-01

The objective of this thesis is to design and experimentally evaluate novel tunable optical filters and modulators based on surface-stabilized chiral smectic liquid crystal (CSLC) devices. Surface-stabilized CSLC devices are characterized by an electric field induced reorientation of the molecular director in the plane of the bounding substrates. Due to an intrinsic lack of ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Virtual reality cataract surgery training: learning curves and concurrent validity.
2010-11-01

Purpose:? To investigate initial learning curves on a virtual reality (VR) eye surgery simulator and whether achieved skills are transferable between tasks. Methods:? Thirty-five medical students were randomized to complete ten iterations on either the VR Caspulorhexis module (group A) or the Cataract navigation training module (group ...

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56
At-column heating and a resistively heated, liquid-cooled thermal modulator for a low-resource bench-top GC x GC.
2006-05-01

A transportable GC x GC instrument is under development for on-site applications that would benefit from the enhanced resolution and powers of detection, which can be achieved by this method. In the present study, a low-resource GC x GC instrument using an electrically heated and liquid-cooled single-stage thermal modulator that requires no cryogenic ...

PubMed

57
Social behavior in context: Hormonal modulation of behavioral plasticity and social competence.
2009-07-21

In social species animals should fine-tune the expression of their social behavior to social environments in order to avoid the costs of engaging in costly social interactions. Therefore, social competence, defined as the ability of an animal to optimize the expression of its social behavior as a function of the available social information, should be considered as a performance trait that impacts ...

PubMed

58
Total dural irradiation: RapidArc versus static-field IMRT: A case study.
2011-08-20

Introduction:The purpose of this study was to compare conventional fixed-gantry angle intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) with RapidArc for total dural irradiation. We also hypothesize that target volume-individualized collimator angles may produce substantial normal tissue sparing when planning with RapidArc. Materials and ...

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59
Extinctions in heterogeneous environments and the evolution of modularity.
2009-03-10

Extinctions of local subpopulations are common events in nature. Here, we ask whether such extinctions can affect the design of biological networks within organisms over evolutionary timescales. We study the impact of extinction events on modularity of biological systems, a common architectural principle found on multiple scales in biology. As a model system, we use networks that evolve toward ...

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60
Hollow-fiber membrane-based rapid pressure swing absorption
1996-02-01

A novel gas purification technique called rapid pressure swing absorption (RAPSAB) was developed by integrating the best features of membrane contacting, gas-liquid absorption, and pressure swing adsorption (PSA). In this cyclic separation process, a well-packed microporous hydrophobic hollow-fiber module was used to achieve ...

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Spatial Light Modulators with Arbitrary Quantum Well Profiles
1991-01-14

... In the case of the square well, application of relatively large fields are ... In conclusion, triangular well modulators have the potential to achieve high ...

DTIC Science & Technology

62
High Frequency Characterization of the Gsanger LM0202P ...
1996-12-01

... Pagination or Media Count : 53. ... LM0202P electro-optic modulator to achieve a high percentage modulation at 125MHz of an argon-ion laser. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

63
Frequency-Modulated Microwave Photonic Links with Direct ...
2010-12-15

... The high modulation e ciency of optical FM devices is attractive for achieving low noise- gure links, but linear demodulation of the signals is also ...

DTIC Science & Technology

64
DSN Document 810-005, Module 208. Rev. A - Deep Space Network

May 18, 2009 ... Thus, the phase ambiguity associated with BPSK modulation does not need to be resolved until the coding gain is achieved. A convolutional ...

NASA Website

65
Capacity of the Generalized Pulse-Position Modulation Channel

We show the capacity of a generalized pulse-position modulation (PPM) channel, ... permutations, is achieved by a uniform input distribution. ...

NASA Website

66
An Improved Solar Cell Module.
1978-01-01

A concentrator for a solar cell module, with the capability of achieving significant concentration of incidence flux without resorting to the use of ancillary concentration devices, is described. The concentrator is adapted to employ repeated internal ref...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

67
An Improved Linear Modulator.
1972-01-01

An amplitude modulator making use of a feedback technique to achieve a linear operation with respect to two imputs was developed and an implementation of the technique making use of the very predictable exponential characteristics of the bipolar transisto...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

68
RapidArc radiotherapy planning for prostate cancer: Single-arc and double-arc techniques vs. intensity-modulated radiotherapy.
2011-09-16

RapidArc is a novel technique using arc radiotherapy aiming to achieve intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT)-quality radiotherapy plans with shorter treatment time. This study compared the dosimetric quality and treatment efficiency of single-arc (SA) vs. double-arc (DA) and IMRT in the treatment of prostate cancer. Fourteen patients ...

PubMed

69
Rapidly Tunable Laser.
1975-03-18

... Descriptors : *Tunable lasers, *Tuning devices, *Patents, Mirrors, Laser cavities, Dye lasers, Diffraction gratings, Frequency modulation. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

70
Percussive Water Jets for Rapid Excavation.
1973-12-01

... Descriptors : *ROCK, *EXCAVATION, *HYDRAULIC JETS, WATER FLOW, PULSE MODULATION, JET FLOW, IMPACT TESTS, FEASIBILITY ...

DTIC Science & Technology

71
Operational Leader Development: Fostering the ...
1994-05-20

... experiences in the schools, a cooperative culture will ... develop the CGSC school modules fairly rapidly ... Competition has a role in sports or the market ...

DTIC Science & Technology

72
Computer Aided Process Planning (CAPP): The User Interface ...

... Title : Computer Aided Process Planning (CAPP): The User Interface for the Fabrication Module of the Rapid Design System. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

73
5 - NASA Technical Reports Server

Moreover, if the modulation is caused by oscillation modes in the disk or Lense- Thirring precession, then this would also require a rapidly rotating hole. ...

NASA Website

74
Nonlinear Feedback Control for Rapid, On-Line Trajectory ...
2005-12-01

... a fast psuedospectral optimization method, not only are rapid optimal trajectories achievable, but through successive trajectory generations as a ...

DTIC Science & Technology

75
Guide for Hydrogen Hazards Analysis on Components and Systems - NASA

Oct 3, 2003 ... Resonance. Acoustic oscillations within resonant cavities can cause a rapid gas temperature rise. The rise is more rapid and achieves higher ...

NASA Website

76
CATASTROPHIC VOLCANISM AS A CAUSE OF SHOCKED ...

exsolve rapidly, they could produce a high overpressure; see figure 10-12 of Yoder (6). This could be achieved by cooling the magma rapidly. derlies a cooler ...

NASA Website

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Acquisition Leaders for Rapid Technology Insertion Programs
2007-12-01

... In the area of cyber technology, Lieutenant Colonel Mark Mattison ... Achieving Decision Making Superiority: USAF Cyber Weapons School,� the rapid ...

DTIC Science & Technology

78
Localized Nests of Convection in Rapidly Rotating Suns
2006-06-01

Many solar-like stars rotate more rapidly than the sun. Through their magnetized winds, these stars gradually lose angular momentum and spin down. By similar processes, our Sun must have rotated more rapidly in the past than it currently does. We explore the effects of more rapid rotation upon turbulent stellar convection, studying ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Singapore Economic Achievement: A Model for Rapid Growth.
1985-03-15

... Singapore has taken bold steps in implementing ambitious developement policies and has achieved remarkable economic growth and social ...

DTIC Science & Technology

80
Dominant Fires: Division XXI's Lethal Edge
1997-12-18

... force is being designed to achieve rapid and decisive ... of Force XXI, can achieve fires dominance on ... To answer this question, this monograph first ...

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2D CMOS image sensors for the rapid acquisition of modulated light and multi-parametric images
2011-05-01

Many imaging techniques require highly sensitive optical systems including detectors capable of measuring extremely small fluctuations in the detected incident light. Such systems use a modulated light source (at frequencies up to 100's of kHz) in combination with optics that induce a change in the amplitude and/or phase of the modulation in response to ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

82
Quantitation and mapping of tissue optical properties using modulated imaging

We describe the development of a rapid, noncontact imaging method, modulated imaging (MI), for quantitative, wide-field characterization of optical absorption and scattering properties of turbid media. MI utilizes principles of frequency-domain sampling and model-based analysis of the spatial modulation transfer function (s-MTF). We ...

PubMed Central

83
Passive millimeter-wave camera images: current and future
1999-07-01

Lockheed Martin and Intelligent Machine Technology are working to build a demonstration system for the Department of Justice and the Air Force Research Laboratory that can be extended to take advantage of rapidly moving semiconductor improvements. Our current radiometer modules use a PIN switch for the Dicke calibration function followed by multiple low ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

84
Modes and Modulations of Antibiotic Resistance Gene Expression
2007-01-01

Since antibiotic resistance usually affords a gain of function, there is an associated biological cost resulting in a loss of fitness of the bacterial host. Considering that antibiotic resistance is most often only transiently advantageous to bacteria, an efficient and elegant way for them to escape the lethal action of drugs is the alteration of resistance gene expression. It appears that ...

PubMed Central

85
Efficient heterodyne CARS measurement by combining spectral phase modulation with temporal delay technique.
2011-06-01

We propose and demonstrate an improved heterodyne coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (CARS) measurement with a rapid phase modulation and temporal displacement of the background, to simplify signal extraction and effectively reduce a nonresonant background (NRB). This method is a modification of the single-beam CARS spectroscopy originally proposed by ...

PubMed

86
High gain solar photovoltaics
2009-08-01

Skyline Solar Inc. has developed a novel silicon-based PV system to simultaneously reduce energy cost and improve scalability of solar energy. The system achieves high gain through a combination of high capacity factor and optical concentration. The design approach drives innovation not only into the details of the system hardware, but also into manufacturing and ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

87
Plasma Melting Technology and Applications
2010-01-01

A plasma arc melter is a modular high-intensity skull melter capable of rapidly melting a wide variety of materials, both conductive and nonconductive. Although its commercial use to melt and process metals is well known, the method is less well known as a method of melting glass. Extensive research has been conducted by several organizations into the use of skull melting of ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

88
Racoms Operations Module.
1969-01-01

Report covers the results of the Engineer Design Test for the Rapid Combat Mapping System (RACOMS) Operations Module. This module is a critical component of the RACOMS since it serves as the command control center for the entire system. Report concludes: ...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

89
Racoms Image Processing Module I.
1969-01-01

Report covers the results of the Engineer Design Test for the Rapid Combat Mapping System (RACOMS) Image Processing Module I. This module is utilized to produce glass diapositives as well as Mylar and paper photographic prints from aerial photography to s...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

90
Interchangeable Spring Modules for Inertia Measurements: Spring modules allow rapid adjustment of the range of an inertia balance.
1981-01-01

This citation summarizes a one-page announcement of technology available for utilization. The operation of an inertia balance is simplified by packaging a set of balance springs in interchangeable modules. Since models of different weights require crossha...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

91
High-Speed Mechanical and Magnetic Modulation of the (57)Fe Moessbauer Resonance.
1995-01-01

The experimental efforts reported in this thesis concentrate on two modulation techniques. Rapid mechanical movement of the Mossbauer source was used to modulate the phase of gamma radiation. The distance between the Mossbauer source and a resonant absorb...

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92
Characterization of P(L)ZT Ceramics by Modulated Optical Spectroscopy.
1978-01-01

The purpose of this investigation is to study and develop non-destructive, simple, and rapid methods for measuring the structural and dynamic properties of ferroelectric ceramics. Optical modulation techniques, particularly electric field modulated transm...

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93
Manufacturing technology development for CuInGaSe{sub 2} solar cell modules. Final subcontract report, 9 January 1991--14 April 1991
1991-11-01

The report describes research performed by Boeing Aerospace and Electronics under the Photovoltaic Manufacturing Technology project. We anticipate that implementing advanced semiconductor device fabrication techniques to the production of large-area CuIn{sub 1-x}Ga{sub x}Se{sub 2} (CIGS)/Cd{sub 1-y}Zn{sub y}S/ZnO monolithically integrated thin-film solar cell modules will ...

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94
Manufacturing technology development for CuInGaSe2 solar cell modules
1991-11-01

The report describes research performed by Boeing Aerospace and Electronics under the Photovoltaic Manufacturing Technology project. We anticipate that implementing advanced semiconductor device fabrication techniques to the production of large area CuIn(1-x)Ga(x)Se2 (CIGS)/Cd(1-y)Zn(y)S/ZnO monolithically integrated thin film solar cell modules will enable 15 pct. median ...

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95
Manufacturing technology development for CuInGaSe sub 2 solar cell modules
1991-11-01

The report describes research performed by Boeing Aerospace and Electronics under the Photovoltaic Manufacturing Technology project. We anticipate that implementing advanced semiconductor device fabrication techniques to the production of large-area CuIn{sub 1-x}Ga{sub x}Se{sub 2} (CIGS)/Cd{sub 1-y}Zn{sub y}S/ZnO monolithically integrated thin-film solar cell modules will ...

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96
Multichip Module Study.
1992-01-01

Multichip module (MCM) technology addresses the large gap that exists between the speed and circuit densities achieved in monolithic integrated circuits versus those achieved at the board and subsystem level using conventional through-hole and surface mou...

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97
Module 30 Year Life: What Does it Mean and is it Predictable/Achievable?
2000-01-01

We define what we mean by a 30-year module life and the testing protocol that we believe is involved in achieving such a prediction. However, we do not believe that a universal test (or series of tests) will allow for such a prediction to be made.

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98
Modulated Coding for Digital Communication Systems Under ISI/Multipath Fading and Jamming.
2000-01-01

This report describes the main research achievements during the time period cited above on the research project in the area of telecommunications. The main achievements include the systematic study of modulated codes that are convolutional codes defined o...

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99
Transmit/Receive Modules
2005-08-01

... 8. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION REPORT NUMBER ... High assembly yields (> 90%) can be achieved ... Bond wire reliability not an issue; Missed ...

DTIC Science & Technology

100
The Superconducting Phase Shifter in the Development of a ...
1987-10-01

... experimental results show that superconducting stripline modulation leading to phase velocity reduction and subsequent phase shift is achievable ...

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101
STATISTICAL DELTA MODULATION.
1966-10-31

... It was found that at low sampling rates and for a second order Gaussian Markoff process, sampling rate reductions of 38% could be achieved ...

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102
Optically Digital Communication and Processing at the ...
1999-09-01

... mechanical analysis of a nonlinear interferometer that achieves optical switching via cross-phase modulation resulting from the Kerr effect. ...

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103
Multichip Module Study
1992-03-20

... chip technology, where the device is flipped ... use of MCMs in radiation-hardened systems is ... achieved with bipolar or CMOS devices were relatively ...

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104
Classroom Technology Reviews

... module, a number of scientific achievements in understanding cancer are ... lecture, Chaos to Cure: Bringing Basic Research to Patients, the focus is ... ...

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105
An Experimental Study of Voice Communication Over a ...
1989-12-01

... A variable bit width delta modulator (VBWDM) demodulator was designed, built and tested to achieve voice and music communication using a ...

DTIC Science & Technology

106
The Rapid Integration and Test Environment: A Process for ...
2010-05-01

... for Achieving Software Test Acceptance. ... and frequent software testing, as well ... Descriptors : *ACCEPTANCE TESTS, *SOFTWARE ENGINEERING ...

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107
The Molecular Foundry
2011-05-20

employ many elegant strategies to achieve mechanical properties required for survival under harsh and rapidly changing environmental conditions. Thus these remarkable...

Science.gov Websites

108
Shock and Awe. Achieving Rapid Dominance
1996-09-01

... recognizes that the Cold War has ended, no one has ... at first that even with the successful ending of the ... doctrine and strategy to reflect the end of the ...

DTIC Science & Technology

109
Nonlinear Dynamics and Control of Flexible Structures
1990-10-10

... to achieve slewing maneuvers for rapid retargeting and precision alignment of structural components supporting optical system components. ...

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110
MICROWAVE SINTERING OF YTTRIA-CONTAINING ...
1994-12-01

... THE TM(012) MODE. HIGH HEATING RATES AT LOW POWER LEVELS WERE ACHIEVED. RAPID HEATING AND COOLING ...

DTIC Science & Technology

111
Dynamic Consolidation of Rapidly Solidified Titanium Alloy ...

... was observed that consolidation is achieved by interparticle melting occurring during the process; the interior of the particles in Ti-17 alloy exhibited ...

DTIC Science & Technology

112
Dyna Soar Program Planning Report (Step I). Summary ...
1960-08-26

... the constant monitoring of engineerirg effort to assure rapid and prompt achievement of all scheduled tasks. In addition ...

DTIC Science & Technology

113
Cultural Terrain -- Mapping out the Future

... Through education, Marines will be able to employ cultural mapping and rapid ethnography to win the population as key terrain and achieve better ...

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114
Cultural Terrain - Mapping Out the Future

... Through education, Marines will be able to employ cultural mapping and rapid ethnography to win the population as key terrain and achieve better ...

DTIC Science & Technology

115
Computer program for flat sector thrust bearing performance
1977-01-01

A versatile computer program is presented which achieves a rapid, numerical solution of the Reynolds

NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS)

116
Characterization of Rapidly Solidified and Mechanically ...
1986-01-01

... The achievement of steady-state processing conditions depends on the initial powder size distribution, the amount of surfactant added and the ...

DTIC Science & Technology

117
Speed-Changing of Induction Motors by Phase Modulation.
1986-01-01

The principle of phase modulation is described and methods of design which enable speed-changing of induction motors to be achieved using six-lead changeover switching are developed. Comparison with the method of pole amplitude modulation (PAM) shows that...

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118
Solid State Techniques for Modulation and Demodulation of Optical Waves.
1966-01-01

Techniques for developing wideband optical modulators of KDP (potassium dihydrogen phosphate) were studied theoretically and experimentally. Forty-five degree, z-cut KDP modulators were built that required as little as 200 volts to achieve 100 percent opt...

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119
Solar kinetics' photovoltaic concentrator module and tracker development.
1995-01-01

Solar Kinetics, Inc., has been developing a point-focus concentrating photovoltaic module and tracker system under contract to Sandia National Laboratories. The primary focus of the contract was to achieve a module design that was manufacturable and passe...

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120
Recent progress in photovoltaic concentrator module technology.
1990-01-01

Significant progress is continuing in the development of photovoltaic (PV) concentrator technology. New record cell and module efficiencies have been achieved, and improvements in cells, cell assemblies, and modules are increasing reliability and decreasi...

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121
Klystron modulator operation and upgrades for the APS linac.
1995-01-01

The Advanced Photon Source (APS) linac requires five 100-MW modulators to achieve its required energy. In-house construction of these modulators was under an extremely compressed time schedule and, while the original design was successful, it had a few sh...

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122
Frequency-Modulated Microwave Photonic Links with Direct Detection: Review and Theory.
2010-01-01

This work is a theoretical study of microwave photonic links which use optical frequency modulation (FM) and filter-slope discrimination for demodulation. The high modulation efficiency of optical FM devices is attractive for achieving low noise-figure li...

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123
Fluted Spiral Membrane Module for Reverse Osmosis of Liquids with Dissolved and Suspended Solids.
2003-01-01

The overall goal of the project was to develop methodology for the fabrication of a fluted spiral module, produce a prototype module and test its performance. This goal was to be achieved in several stages as follows: Formation of Fluted Membrane Leaf--A ...

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124
Concatenated Coded Modulation Scheme for Error Control.
1988-01-01

A concatenated coded modulation scheme for error control in data communications is presented. The scheme is achieved by concatenating a Reed-Solomon outer code and a bandwidth efficient block inner code for M-ary PSK modulation. Error performance of the s...

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125
Concatenated Coded Modulation Scheme for Error Control (Addition 2).
1988-01-01

A concatenated coded modulation scheme for error control in data communications is described. The scheme is achieved by concatenating a Reed-Solomon outer code and a bandwidth efficient block inner code for M-ary PSK modulation. Error performance of the s...

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126
Volumetric Modulated Arc Radiotherapy for Vestibular Schwannomas
2009-06-01

Purpose: To evaluate volumetric modulated arc radiotherapy (RapidArc [RA]), a novel approach allowing for rapid treatment delivery, for the treatment of vestibular schwannoma (VS). Methods and Materials: The RA plans were generated for a small (0.5 cm{sup 3}), intermediate (2.8 cm{sup 3}), and large (14.8 cm{sup 3}) VS. The ...

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127
UNCORRECTED PROOF

UNCORRECTED PROOF Rapid and efficient microwave-assisted synthesis of highly sulfated organic reaction times. We have developed a rapid microwave-based method for synthesis of highly sulfated small in achieving rapid per-sulfation. Table 1. Optimization of microwave-assisted sulfation

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128
Rapid convergence to the inverse solution regularized with Lorentzian distributed function for NIR DOT
2009-07-01

A promising method achieving rapid convergence for image reconstruction is introduced for the continuous-wave NIR-DOT. An approach employs a constraint based on Lorentzian distributed function incorporated into Tikhonov regularization, thereby rapidly converging a stable solution.

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129
Rapid Decisive Operations. The Search for the Holy Grail of Joint Warfighting.
2002-01-01

This study examines the concept of Rapid Decisive Operations (RDO) and seeks to answer the question of whether or not Rapid Decisive Operations is an achievable concept for the establishment of future Joint Warfighting Doctrine. This study starts with a d...

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130
Passive millimeter-wave camera images: current and future
1999-01-01

Rapidly improving technology is transitioning current laboratory images into reality with fielded systems expected within two years. W-band radiometers have been shown to be effective in detecting metallic and nonmetallic weapons concealed under heavy garments in both outdoor and indoor situations. Systems that are in development will provide real-time display and weapon ...

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131
The plastic human brain cortex.
2005-01-01

Plasticity is an intrinsic property of the human brain and represents evolution's invention to enable the nervous system to escape the restrictions of its own genome and thus adapt to environmental pressures, physiologic changes, and experiences. Dynamic shifts in the strength of preexisting connections across distributed neural networks, changes in task-related cortico-cortical and ...

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132
The impact of expertise on brain computer interface based salient image retrieval.
2010-01-01

Autonomous decision making modules in computer vision application allow recognition and classification of different objects, persons, and events in images and video sequences and also make it possible to classify different sensor readings (e.g. images) according to their scientific saliencies. In this paper, we propose a new approach to create the training set for these ...

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133
Rapid ultrafine-tunable optical delay line at the 1.55-mum wavelength.
1998-12-01

A fast, ultrafine-tunable delay line at 1550 nm is demonstrated by use of acousto-optic pulse shaping. Delays of up to 30 ps can be achieved without any optical readjustment. The delay is linear to the rf center frequency applied to the acousto-optic modulator and is fully electronic. It takes only 3micros to switch between different time slots, ...

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134
Multiplexing radiography using a carbon nanotube based x-ray source
2006-08-07

Speed and temporal resolution are critical for tomographic imaging of objects in rapid motion. Current x-ray scanners record images sequentially in the time domain. The serial approach limits their performance and demands increasingly high x-ray peak power and gantry speed. We have developed a multipixel carbon nanotube based field emission x-ray source that produces spatially ...

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135
Low-noise high-performance current controllers for quantum cascade lasers
2011-06-01

Quantum cascade lasers have ushered in a new era of enhanced capability for chemical sensing. The higher current and voltage demands of these devices over their laser diode counterparts have also ushered in the demand for more capable drive electronics. The current-sensitivity and high frequency response of these devices have continued the desire for low noise, stability, and agility enjoyed by ...

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136
Dynamics of the Rho-family small GTPases in actin regulation and motility
2011-03-01

The p21 Rho-family of small GTPases are master regulators of actin cytoskeleton rearrangements. Their functions have been well characterized in terms of their effects toward various actin-modulating protein targets. However, more recent studies have shown that the dynamics of Rho GTPase activities are highly complex and tightly regulated in order to ...

PubMed Central

137
Compact large-area uniform colour-selectable calibration light source
2009-08-01

Solid-state lighting and display technology are under rapid development. Photometric measurement devices such as imaging systems or tristimulus sensors encounter complex spatial, spectral and temporal conditions. Sufficiently large uniform calibration sources are required to adequately match the field application and to facilitate acceptable calibration uncertainties. We ...

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138
Bright quasi-phase-matched soft-X-ray harmonic radiation from argon ions.
2007-10-01

Selective enhancement (>10(3)) of harmonics extending to the water window (approximately 4 nm) generated in an argon gas filled straight bore capillary waveguide is demonstrated. This enhancement is in good agreement with modeling which indicates that multimode quasi-phase-matching is achieved by rapid axial intensity modulations ...

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139
An architecture for transmit beamforming for rapidly deployable radio networks
1997-01-01

Beamforming Technology will be an essential element in tactical battlefield communication systems of the next generation. Only with beamforming will the demands of communication quality, network access and covertness be jointly achieved. This paper focuses on the signal processing features of one element of this technology-transmitter beamforming. A flexible beamforming ...

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140
Dynamic response of geometrically constrained vapor bubbles.
2002-10-15

We consider a two-dimensional model of a vapor bubble between two horizontal parallel boundaries held at different temperatures. When the temperatures are constant, a steady state can be achieved such that evaporation near the contact lines at the hot bottom plate is balanced by condensation in colder areas of the interface near the top. The dynamic response of the bubble is ...

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Volumetric-modulated Arc Therapy in Head and Neck Radiotherapy: A Planning Comparison using Simultaneous Integrated Boost for Nasopharynx and Oropharynx Carcinoma.
2011-03-10

AIMS: Volumetric-modulated arc therapy (VMAT) allows rapid delivery of radiotherapy. The aim of this planning study was to evaluate VMAT and dynamic intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) using a simultaneous integrated boost technique PATIENTS AND METHODS: Planning computed tomography data from 10 patients with locoregionally ...

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142
High-power frequency stabilized tapered diode amplifiers at 1064 nm
2009-02-01

The realization of a compact green-emitting solid state laser source for applications like laser TV or head-up displays is still a challenging task. One way to generate green light with a solid state laser source is nonlinear frequency upconversion (frequency-doubling) of e.g. 1064 nm to 532 nm. In order to achieve good conversion efficiencies tunable laser sources with output ...

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143
Challenges in large-area, thin-film CIGS modules
1996-01-01

Recent effort at Solarex has been directed toward moving the conversion efficiency of CIGS based modules closer to that demonstrated for small area cells of the same material. Analysis of module structures indicates that much of the gap between device and module performance is due to the difficulty in achieving ...

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144
Hybrid methods for inverse aerodynamic design
1999-01-01

This thesis describes a novel hybrid approach for the multipoint inverse design of airfoils for complex aerodynamic systems. In this approach, an inverse design method for single-element airfoils is coupled with an analysis module for the complex system. The airfoils that comprise the complex system are generated in isolation using the single-element airfoil inverse design ...

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145
NOTE: Monte Carlo simulation of RapidArc radiotherapy delivery
2008-10-01

RapidArc radiotherapy technology from Varian Medical Systems is one of the most complex delivery systems currently available, and achieves an entire intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) treatment in a single gantry rotation about the patient. Three dynamic parameters can be continuously varied to create IMRT dose ...

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146
Monte Carlo simulation of RapidArc radiotherapy delivery.
2008-08-29

RapidArc radiotherapy technology from Varian Medical Systems is one of the most complex delivery systems currently available, and achieves an entire intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) treatment in a single gantry rotation about the patient. Three dynamic parameters can be continuously varied to create IMRT dose ...

PubMed

147
Rapid Deployment of Rich Catalytic Combustion
2004-06-10

The overall objective of this research under the Turbines Program is the deployment of fuel flexible rich catalytic combustion technology into high-pressure ratio industrial gas turbines. The resulting combustion systems will provide fuel flexibility for gas turbines to burn coal derived synthesis gas or natural gas and achieve NO{sub x} emissions of 2 ppmvd or less (at 15 ...

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148
STF Behaviour in a CT ?? Modulator
2005-01-01

In this paper we propose a topology for continuous time ? ? modulators. Unlike the modulators presented until now, they exhibit no peaking in their signal transfer function. Instead it achieves a �flat � STF with the desired anti-aliasing properties and with small internal nodes signal levels. Now, a simple filter, e.g. a ...

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149
Pervaporation process and assembly
2010-07-20

The invention is a pervaporation process and pervaporation equipment, using a series of membrane modules, and including inter-module reheating of the feed solution under treatment. The inter-module heating is achieved within the tube or vessel in which the modules are housed, thereby avoiding ...

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150
Plan comparison of volumetric-modulated arc therapy (RapidArc) and conventional intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) in anal canal cancer
2010-10-13

BackgroundTo compare volumetric-modulated arc therapy (RapidArc) plans with conventional intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) plans in anal canal cancers.MethodsTen patients with anal canal carcinoma previously treated with IMRT in our institution were selected for this study. For each patient, three plans were generated with ...

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151
Threshold modulation curves for photographic films.
1970-04-01

This paper describes studies of the threshold modulation curve for photographic film. The threshold modulation curve is an empirically derived relation showing the need at any spatial frequency for modulation in the aerial image of a tribar for resolution to be achieved. The paper deals with the history, raison ...

PubMed

152
US polycrystalline thin film solar cells program
1989-11-01

The Polycrystalline Thin Film Solar Cells Program, part of the United States National Photovoltaic Program, performs R D on copper indium diselenide and cadmium telluride thin films. The objective of the Program is to support research to develop cells and modules that meet the US Department of Energy's long-term goals by achieving high ...

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153
Tunable mode-locked fiber laser with a highly dispersive cavity
2010-06-01

We describe theoretical and experimental investigations on the spectral and temporal control of an actively mode-locked erbium-doped fiber laser equipped with a highly dispersive cavity. The laser design is based on a unidirectional ring cavity in which a pair of diffraction gratings is inserted. A direct outcome of the dispersion due to the diffraction gratings resides in the fact that the ...

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154
The design and evaluation of a selectively modulated interferometric dispersive spectrometer
1986-01-01

In approaching the problem of rapid simultaneous multielement analysis, the large light gathering power, wide spectral range and high resolution of a Fourier Transform Spectrometer (FTS) should be of benefit. The severe mechanical tolerances required in the construction and operation of a classical Michelson interferometer for use in the UV-Visible spectral region have limited ...

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155
SEMICONDUCTOR INTEGRATED CIRCUITS: Low-power variable frequency PFC converters
2010-01-01

Based on the SinoMOS 1 ?m 40 V CMOS process, a novel power factor contention (PFC) converter with a low-power variable frequency function is presented. The circuit introduces a multi-vector error amplifier and a programmable oscillator to achieve frequency modulation, which provides a rapid dynamic response and precise output voltage ...

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156
Light-induced effects-impacts to module performance measurements and reliability testing: An overview
1985-10-01

The stability of solar cells is a key factor in determining the reliability of photovoltaic modules and is of great interest in the case of solar cells having a new technology which has not yet been fully developed. In particular this question arises with hydrogenated amorphous silicon (a-Si) solar cells because a-Si exhibits reversible light induced changes in its electronic ...

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157
Intelligent Production Monitoring and Control based on Three Main Modules for Automated Manufacturing Cells in the Automotive Industry
2008-06-12

The automotive industry is distinguished by regionalization and customization of products. As consequence, the diversity of products will increase while the lot sizes will decrease. Thus, more product types will be handled along the process chain and common production paradigms will fail. Although Rapid Manufacturing (RM) methodology will be used for producing small individual ...

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158
First experimental demonstration of 6Gb/s real-time optical OFDM transceivers incorporating channel estimation and variable power loading.
2009-10-26

The fastest ever 6Gb/s real-time FPGA-based optical orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OOFDM) transceivers utilizing channel estimation are experimentally demonstrated, for the first time, with variable power loading being incorporated to effectively compensate for the rapid system frequency response roll-off effect. The implemented transceivers are constructed ...

PubMed

159
Dual-channel two-tone frequency modulation tunable diode laser spectrometer for ground-based and airborne trace gas measurements
1994-06-01

We describe a new, dual-channel Tunable Diode Laser (TDL) field spectrometer for the rapid, simultaneous measurement of two species. The instrument uses two-tone frequency modulation (TTFM) with signal detection at approximately equals 12 MHz. Multiplexing is achieved using a dichroic optical element and a mechanical chopper which ...

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160
Determination of Plutonium Isotope Ratios at Very Low Levels by ICP-MS using On-Line Electrochemically Modulated Separations
2009-10-01

Electrochemically modulated separations (EMS) are shown to be a rapid and selective means of extracting and concentrating Pu from complex solutions prior to isotopic analysis by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP�MS). This separation is performed in a flow injection mode, on�line with the ICP�MS. A three�electrode, flow�by ...

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Validation of Electrochemically Modulated Separations Performed On-Line with MC-ICP-MS for Uranium and Plutonium Isotopic Analyses
2010-08-11

The most time consuming process in uranium or plutonium isotopic analyses is performing the requisite chromatographic separation of the actinides. Filament preparation for thermal ionization (TIMS) adds further delays, but is generally accepted due to the unmatched performance in trace isotopic analyses. Advances in Multi-Collector Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (MC-ICP-MS) are ...

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162
Sphingolipid Modulation: A Strategy for Cancer Therapy.
2011-08-17

Sphingolipids are membrane lipids that play important roles in the regulation of cell functions and homeostasis. Alterations in their metabolism have been associated with several pathologies. For this reason, therapeutic strategies based on the design of small molecules to restore sphingolipid levels to their physiological condition have rapidly emerged. In addition, some of ...

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163
Intelligent Production Monitoring and Control based on Three Main Modules for Automated Manufacturing Cells in the Automotive Industry
2008-06-01

The automotive industry is distinguished by regionalization and customization of products. As consequence, the diversity of products will increase while the lot sizes will decrease. Thus, more product types will be handled along the process chain and common production paradigms will fail. Although Rapid Manufacturing (RM) methodology will be used for producing small individual ...

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164
Two new DOSXYZnrc sources for 4D Monte Carlo simulations of continuously variable beam configurations, with applications to RapidArc, VMAT, TomoTherapy and CyberKnife
2010-08-01

We present two new Monte Carlo sources for the DOSXYZnrc code, which can be used to compute dose distributions due to continuously variable beam configurations. These sources support a continuously rotating gantry and collimator, dynamic multileaf collimator (MLC) motion, variable monitor unit (MU) rate, couch rotation and translation in any direction, arbitrary isocentre motion with respect to ...

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165
Rapid reactive transfer printing of CIGS photovoltaics
2009-08-01

We demonstrate photovoltaic integrated circuits (PVIC) with high-quality large-grain Copper Indium Gallium Selenide (CIGS) obtained with the unique combination of low-cost ink-based or Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) based nanoengineered precursor thin films and a reactive transfer printing method. Reactive transfer is a two-stage process relying on chemical reaction between two separate precursor ...

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166
Characterization of molecular crystal phonons
2010-03-01

The terahertz frequency vibrational modes of molecular crystals can be used to determine polymorphism in pharmaceuticals and fundamental coupling between intramolecular and intermolecular motions [1]. As the molecular complexity increases, assignment of these modes becomes problematic with inhomogeneous broadening and increasing density of modes. Recently inhomogeneous broadening has been overcome ...

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167
Two new DOSXYZnrc sources for 4D Monte Carlo simulations of continuously variable beam configurations, with applications to RapidArc, VMAT, TomoTherapy and CyberKnife.
2010-07-29

We present two new Monte Carlo sources for the DOSXYZnrc code, which can be used to compute dose distributions due to continuously variable beam configurations. These sources support a continuously rotating gantry and collimator, dynamic multileaf collimator (MLC) motion, variable monitor unit (MU) rate, couch rotation and translation in any direction, arbitrary isocentre motion with respect to ...

PubMed

168
Efficient protein depletion by genetically controlled deprotection of a dormant N-degron.
2009-04-28

Methods that allow for the manipulation of genes or their products have been highly fruitful for biomedical research. Here, we describe a method that allows the control of protein abundance by a genetically encoded regulatory system. We developed a dormant N-degron that can be attached to the N-terminus of a protein of interest. Upon expression of a site-specific protease, the dormant N-degron ...

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169
Determination and quantification of cetirizine HCl in dosage formulations by RP-HPLC.
2005-07-01

A simple, sensitive, reliable and rapid HPLC method for the determination of cetirizine hydrochloride using hyoscine butyl bromide as an internal standard has been developed. The chromatographic system consisted of Shimadzu LC-10 AT VP pump, SPD-10 AV VP with UV/visible detector and a CBM-102 Bus Module integrator. Separation was ...

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170
The ATLAS semiconductor tracker end-cap module
2007-06-01

The challenges for the tracking detector systems at the LHC are unprecedented in terms of the number of channels, the required read-out speed and the expected radiation levels. The ATLAS Semiconductor Tracker (SCT) end-caps have a total of about 3 million electronics channels each reading out every 25 ns into its own on-chip 3.3?s buffer. The highest anticipated dose after 10 years operation is ...

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171
Synchronization of multiple magnetically switched modules to power linear induction adder accelerators
1997-02-01

In applications where multiple magnetic modulators are used to drive a single Linear Induction Voltage Adder (LIVA) or Linear Accelerator (LINAC), it is essential that the outputs of the modulators by synchronized. Output rise times are typically in the 10ns to 20ns range, often making it necessary to synchronize to within less than 1ns. Microprocessor and ...

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172
Synchronization of multiple magnetically switched modules to power linear induction adder accelerators
1996-07-01

In applications where multiple magnetic modulators are used to drive a single Linear Induction Voltage Adder (LIVA) or Linear Accelerator (LINAC), it is essential that the outputs of the modulators be synchronized. Output rise times are typically in the 10 ns to 20 ns range, often making it necessary to synchronize to within less than 1 ns. Microprocessor ...

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