Journal of the Franklin Institute, Volume 249Pergamon Press, 1950 |
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Page 111
... Electronics Reserve . I have the greatest faith in the men and women of our Communications - Electronics Industry , in our radio amateurs , and in the officers and enlisted personnel of our Electronics Reserve . I sometimes wonder ...
... Electronics Reserve . I have the greatest faith in the men and women of our Communications - Electronics Industry , in our radio amateurs , and in the officers and enlisted personnel of our Electronics Reserve . I sometimes wonder ...
Page 113
... electronic materiel which will assist the Commander in wartime . Certain aspects of electronics are of great importance both to the Military and to Industry , although specific applications are naturally different . One such aspect is ...
... electronic materiel which will assist the Commander in wartime . Certain aspects of electronics are of great importance both to the Military and to Industry , although specific applications are naturally different . One such aspect is ...
Page 114
... electronics . As most of you probably appreciate , electronics is the very heart of many of our most promising military projects . The airplane of World War I was equipped with its meager electronics gear just before it was ready to be ...
... electronics . As most of you probably appreciate , electronics is the very heart of many of our most promising military projects . The airplane of World War I was equipped with its meager electronics gear just before it was ready to be ...
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MARCH 1950 No | 3 |
MAY 1950 No | 5 |
A Note on the Notch Effect of Metals K MINAMIŌZI AND H ŌKUBO | 49 |
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