Contributions - Globe Thesis

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21.	Separating contributions of small-scale turbulence, large-scale turbulence, and core noise from far-field exhaust noise measurements
22.	Contributions to Jet Noise Prediction and Characterisation by Means of Hybrid Acoustic Analogy Technique
23.	System and method for determining harmonic contributions from nonlinear loads in power systems
24.	Contributions to the design and analysis of nondestructive evaluation experiment
25.	Hydrodynamic wave contributions to combustion instability in rockets
26.	Maternal Contributions to the Development of Contamination Sensitivity
27.	Environmental contributions to fatigue failure of micron-scale silicon films used in microelectromechanical system (MEMS) devices
28.	Contributions to the three-dimensional vortex element method and spinning bluff body flows
29.	WRF-Chem Estimates of Lightning Nitrogen Oxide and Biomass Burning Contributions to Middle and Upper Tropospheric Ozone During the AEROSE II Cruise
30.	Turgor pressure and polymer contributions to plant enlargement: Chara corallina as a model system
31.	Some contributions to design theory and applications
32.	Contributions of electrons and self-induced magnetic fields to storm-time ring current formations
33.	Contributions to the initial development of a microelectromechanical loop heat pipe, which is based on coherent porous silicon
34.	Some contributions to Latin hypercube designs, irregular region smoothing and uncertainty quantification
35.	Contributions au probleme d'affectation des types d'avion (French and English text)
36.	Understanding Driver Contributions to Rear-End Crashes on Congested Freeways and their Implications for Future Safety Measures
37.	A New Model to Construct Ice Stream Surface Elevation Profiles and Calculate Contributions to Sea-Level Rise
38.	New techniques in the design, analysis and optimization of tuned dynamic vibration absorbers
39.	Contributions to the reduced cost and increased reliability of permanent magnet synchronous machine drives
40.	A summer simulation of source contributions to ground level ozone over the continental United States
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