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Analytical model for determining spacecraft impact velocity and orientation relative to an impact surface
Development of analytical model for determining spacecraft impact velocity and orientation relative to impact surface for variable dynamic condition
Directors and Officers Certainly Do Not Get Off Scott-Free, But Ought We Cut Them a Little Slack?
Creative Collaboration in Higher Education: A Guide for Distance Learning Technologies
A capstone submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Education in the College of Education at Morehead State University by Christopher D. Howes on April 13, 2018
Polarized Neutron Matter: A Lowest Order Constrained Variational Approach
In this paper, we calculate some of the polarized neutron matter properties,
using the lowest order constrained variational method with the
potential and employing a microscopic point of view. A comparison is also made
between our results and those of other many-body techniques.Comment: 23 pages, 8 figure
Negotiating identities and emotional belonging: Shan in northern Thailand
This paper explores the complex ways in which Burmese Shan migrants in Northern
Thailand utilise strategic practices of in/visibility and in/audibility to maintain
emotional attachments to ethnic identity and belonging while negotiating a double
exclusion from national belonging and citizenship in both home and host countries.
Fleeing Shan State as a result of the long standing civil war and gross human rights
abuses by Burma’s military junta, over 200,000 Shan have entered Thailand since 1996.
Based on research conducted among three Shan communities in the small town of Pai,
this article examines how strategic deployment and concealment of ethnic identity –
in/visibility and in/audibility – allows Shan migrants to navigate different spaces of
safety and precariousness while located in a situation of permanent temporariness of
national (non)belonging
Magnetic fluctuation power near proton temperature anisotropy instability thresholds in the solar wind
The proton temperature anisotropy in the solar wind is known to be
constrained by the theoretical thresholds for pressure anisotropy-driven
instabilities. Here we use approximately 1 million independent measurements of
gyroscale magnetic fluctuations in the solar wind to show for the first time
that these fluctuations are enhanced along the temperature anisotropy
thresholds of the mirror, proton oblique firehose, and ion cyclotron
instabilities. In addition, the measured magnetic compressibility is enhanced
at high plasma beta () along the mirror instability
threshold but small elsewhere, consistent with expectations of the mirror mode.
The power in this frequency (the 'dissipation') range is often considered to be
driven by the solar wind turbulent cascade, an interpretation which should be
qualified in light of the present results. In particular, we show that the
short wavelength magnetic fluctuation power is a strong function of
collisionality, which relaxes the temperature anisotropy away from the
instability conditions and reduces correspondingly the fluctuation power.Comment: 4 pages, 4 figure
Dynamic Project Control Utilising a New Approach to Project Control
A new system has been developed for dynamic project management and control known as Planning Orientation Evaluation Methods (POEM) which has been considered as a core project evaluation system incorporating cost and time analysis. The performance control gives the manager a direct influence on the project completion date and rate of spend
Concepts and procedures used to determine certain sea wave characteristics
A technique and its application are presented by which wave parameters, critical to spacecraft water impact load analysis, may be determined
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