Journal of the Franklin Institute, Volume 339Pergamon Press, 2002 Vols. 1-69 include more or less complete patent reports of the U. S. Patent Office for years 1825-1859. cf. Index to v. 1-120 of the Journal, p. [415] |
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... phase shifts increase with increasing ring inductances . As an example , the phase difference between the oscillations in junctions one and four of the first row versus external flux is shown in Fig . 2. It can be seen that for small ...
... phase shifts increase with increasing ring inductances . As an example , the phase difference between the oscillations in junctions one and four of the first row versus external flux is shown in Fig . 2. It can be seen that for small ...
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... phase shift 8 = 81 – 82. From Eq . ( 55 ) one can find two - phase locking solutions , corresponding to the antiphase ( dlock = π ) and in - phase ( dlock = 0 ) type , respectively . Assuming a small perturbation of the locking solution ...
... phase shift 8 = 81 – 82. From Eq . ( 55 ) one can find two - phase locking solutions , corresponding to the antiphase ( dlock = π ) and in - phase ( dlock = 0 ) type , respectively . Assuming a small perturbation of the locking solution ...
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... Phase I Phase III ( heman- giomas in infants ) Phase I Inhibits the enzymes that cells employ Phases II and III when migrating through tissue Marimastat agents are all undergoing clinical trials in human cancer patients. Pentosan ...
... Phase I Phase III ( heman- giomas in infants ) Phase I Inhibits the enzymes that cells employ Phases II and III when migrating through tissue Marimastat agents are all undergoing clinical trials in human cancer patients. Pentosan ...
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