362 THE BELL SYSTEM TECHNICAL JOURNAL, MARCH 1955 tempt to control the same portion of the switching network at the same time.
A system has been developed for use in axial vapor deposition processes to measure the temperature profile across the growing surface of a soot preform.
HE problem of an altimeter for aviation has engaged the attention of many inventors and experimenters for twenty years or more.
HE experiment described in this article was undertaken to determine whether or not a beam of electron waves is polarized by reflection from the surface of a nickel crystal.
An Airy-type geophysical experiment was conducted in a 2-km- deep hole in the Greenland ice cap at depth between 213 m and 1673 m to test for possible violations of Newton's inverse- square law.
Even as the process of self-aligned silicide gets more and more attention, a good tester that is fully compatible with the silicide process to monitor the silicide-to-Si specific contact resistivit
Although it has been suggested that forming face-to-face π- stacks in organic semiconductors may give high charge-carrier mobility due to the enhanced electronic couplings, this hypothesis has not
A systematic code of word length n is a subspace of the vector space of all possible rows of n symbols chosen from a finite field.
Network congestion is a well-known problem that may heavily affect the overall network performance.
In this talk, we will assess the potential of using millimeter-wave propagation in copper access networks.
