16,349 research outputs found
Development of compressor end seals stator interstage seals, and stator pivot seals in advanced air breathing propulsion systems. Part 1: Screening studies and analysis
Design and characteristics of 28-inch diameter seals for air breathing propulsion systems - Part
Development of compressor end seals stator interstage seals, and stator pivot seals in advanced air breathing propulsion systems. Part 2: Experimental data and analysis
Performance tests of compressor seals and stator pivot seals used with air breathing propulsion systems - Part
Development of compressor end seals stator interstage seals, and stator pivot seals in air breathing propulsion systems Semiannual report no. 1, 29 Jun. - 31 Dec. 1965
Seal concepts evaluation for compressor end seals, stator interchange seals, and stator pivot seals in air breathing propulsion syste
Development of compressor end seals, stator interstage seals, and interior pivot seals in advanced air breathing propulsion systems Semiannual report, 30 Jun. - 31 Dec. 1968
Design and performance of seal test equipmen
A spectrum of carbon dioxide from 800 to 5500 cm-1
An atlas of CO2 lines obtained from long path length samples at 296 K is presented. Many of the line centers are marked and their positions tabulated
The semantic effects of verb raising and its consequences in second language grammars
This article considers whether highly proficient second language speakers of English can distinguish meaning contrasts associated with constructions where there is a raising be, and constructions where there is a non-raising thematic verb, as illustrated in the difference between (1a) and (1b): 1a. Kim is reading a novel (`event-in-progress/existential ? interpretation
Discovery of distant high luminosity infrared galaxies
We have developed a method for selecting the most luminous galaxies detected
by IRAS based on their extreme values of R, the ratio of 60 micron and B-band
luminosity. These objects have optical counterparts that are close to or below
the limits of Schmidt surveys. We have tested our method on a 1079 deg^2 region
of sky, where we have selected a sample of IRAS sources with 60 micron flux
densities greater than 0.2 Jy, corresponding to a redshift limit z~1 for
objects with far-IR luminosities of 10^{13} L_sun. Optical identifications for
these were obtained from the UK Schmidt Telescope plates, using the likelihood
ratio method. Optical spectroscopy has been carried out to reliably identify
and measure the redshifts of six objects with very faint optical counterparts,
which are the only objects with R>100 in the sample. One object is a
hyperluminous infrared galaxy (HyLIG) at z=0.834. Of the remaining, fainter
objects, five are ultraluminous infrared galaxies (ULIGs) with a mean redshift
of 0.45, higher than the highest known redshift of any non-hyperluminous ULIG
prior to this study. High excitation lines reveal the presence of an active
nucleus in the HyLIG, just as in the other known infrared-selected HyLIGs. In
contrast, no high excitation lines are found in the non-hyperluminous ULIGs. We
discuss the implications of our results for the number density of HyLIGs at z<1
and for the evolution of the infrared galaxy population out to this redshift,
and show that substantial evolution is indicated. Our selection method is
robust against the presence of gravitational lensing if the optical and
infrared magnification factors are similar, and we suggest a way of using it to
select candidate gravitationally lensed infrared galaxies.Comment: 6 pages, accepted for publication in A&
- …