Free electrons in an ionized medium scatter radio waves weakly. Under certain conditions
only incoherent scattering exists. A powerful radar can detect the incoherent backscatter from …

… However, as we go up in the atmosphere we must expect the magnitude of the fluctuations to
… The viewpoint which we shall adopt for scatteringof radio waves by a turbulent atmosphere …

… Gordon writes: “Although this is in one sense a progress report for the committee, I bear
full responsibility for the manner and mode of the presentation.” Members of the second …

… calculations predict [Meltz and LeLevier, 1970] and observation confirms [Gordon et al., 1971]
… Gordon, WE and LM LaLonde, The design and capabilities of an ionospheric radar probe, …

… WE Gordon … They have been performed by WE Gordon and HC Carlson with the
scientific collaboration of RA Behnke, T. Hagfors, and … Dias, LA, and WE.…

… We also prove that the only multipliers of the difference sets that we construct are powers of
p. … Thus we are able to determine completely the multipliers of these particular sets—in fact …

… to the one we describe, … We have also found that the antisera from some other rabbits have
given similar immunofluorescent patterns to the one we describe here, but the frequency we …

… GORDON … We consider conservative dynamical systems associated with potentials … Hence,
eg, we establish the existence in SF systems of periodic trajectories which wind around S and …

… We now have the capacity to create simplified and defined model ecosystems in ex-germ-free
mice. We can genetically manipulate both the host epithelium and its associated immune …

… We also aimed to identify the latest measurement approaches on this topic, those that may
… groups, we used Boolean operator ‘OR’ and between the groups we used ‘AND’. We used …