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Optimization and Analysis of Large Chemical Kinetic Mechanisms Using the Solution Mapping Method - Combustion of Methane 1992 Journal Article M. Frenklach, H. Wang, M. Rabinowitz
A Proposed Modification of the Germano-Subgrid-Scale Closure Method 1992 Journal Article D. Lilly
A System for Saturating Invitro Preparations with High-Pressure O2, He, H2, and Mixtures 1992 Journal Article G. Imbert, J. Colton, W. Long, Y. Grossman, H. Moore
Simplifying Chemical-Kinetics - Intrinsic Low-Dimensional Manifolds in Composition Space 1992 Journal Article U. Maas, S. Pope
Computer Modeling and Comparison of Hydrogen-Fueled and Methane-Fueled Hypersonic Vehicles 1992 Journal Article S. Rainey, T. Veziroglu
Process and Safety Aspects of the Cryogenic Distillation System to Process Hydrogen Isotope Feeds at Jet 1992 Journal Article D. Ulrich, P. Chromec
Safety Measures Associated with the Operation of Engines on Various Alternative Fuels 1992 Journal Article G. Karim, I. Wierzba
Theoretical-Analysis of Dust Explosions 1992 Journal Article S. Nomura, T. Tanaka
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Implications of Beryllium - Steam Interactions in Fusion-Reactors 1992 Journal Article G. Smolik, B. Merrill, R. Wallace
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Programming Enhancements for Embedded Software Development - focus on MISRA-C 2013 Journal Article D.H. Jung, S.J. Ahn, J.Y. Choi
Design Process of Light-weighted Fuel Cell Vehicle Body Frame 2010 Journal Article S. Kang
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