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    Apparatus for and method of compensating dynamic unbalance

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    An apparatus to stabilize a fine platform that carries a parabolic reflecting dish, utilized in connection with the large aperture, multichannel microwave radiometer, is discussed. It provides compensation for dynamic unbalance imparted to a fixed body by a shaft about which the rotating body rotates. Force components exerted on the fixed body by the rotating body in a plane at right angles to the axis are determined. In response to the determined force components, the rotational speed and effective direction of mass means mounted on the rotating body are controlled. The mass means has an effective axis of rotation in a plane at right angles to the longitudinal axis

    A computer control system for an advanced OAO

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    Onboard digital computer and strap-down inertial reference unit for attitude control of advanced OA

    Design of a single axis simulator for satellite control system testing and for low torque measurement

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    Single axis simulator design for satellite control system testing and low torque measuremen

    Estimation of the length and orientation of the line between two closely co-orbiting satellites

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    Colloid Microthruster Test Stand

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    'I want to leave Slovenia for a sunny, relaxed and open Australia': imagining Australia in Slovenia

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    This article deals with the imagery of 'Australia' in contemporary Slovenia. In an analysis of both Slovene media texts and interviews with 32 Slovenes who want to immigrate to Australia, we explore a constructed image of Australia. We closely consider the symbolic imagery that shapes our informants' discourses about Australia in order to focus on sociocultural elements of migration, where the imagination plays a key role. We suggest that a closer examination of Slovene informants' narratives about Australia will reveal more important contemporary global migration factors and the power of media in affecting potential migrants' migration decisions. The article assesses the image of Australia in Slovenia, with the overall objective of demonstrating the urgency of critically rethinking the sense of belonging to both motherland and host country. We suggest that images and stereotypes of Australia are not just invented, but are also actively encouraged and negotiated within Slovene society
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