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Table 1 SSTI Lewis Orbit parameters

in Global Positioning System Integer Ambiguity Resolution without Attitude Knowledge
by John L. Crassidis, F. Landis Markley, E. Glenn Lightsey 1999
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TABLE 3.2: LEWIS SPACECRAFT PHYSICAL QUANTITIES

in Input Shaping to Reduce Solar Array Structural Vibrations
by Michael J. Doherty, Robert H. Tolson

TABLE 3.2: LEWIS SPACECRAFT PHYSICAL QUANTITIES

in Input Shaping to Reduce Solar Array Structural Vibrations
by Michael J. Doherty, Robert H. Tolson

TABLE II Specific Unresponsiveness Across AgB-Locus Barrier in Lewis Rats Immunized with Purified

in unknown title
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Table 1. SSTI Lewis Orbit parameters Semimajor axis (a) 6901.137 km

in Efficient and Optimal Attitude Determination Using Recursive Global Positioning System Signal Operations
by John L. Crassidis , E. Glenn Lightsey, F. Landis Markley 1998
"... In PAGE 15: ... The simulated motion profile was for an actual spacecraft, the Small Satellite Technology Initiative (SSTI) Lewis satellite, which was launched on August 22, 1997 (see Figure 3). The orbit parameters used for the simulation are given in Table1 . This mission actually carried a GPS attitude determination experiment to assess the performance of the GPS attitude measurements on-orbit.... ..."
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Table 2. University1 and NASA Lewis: Wall Clock Time Means and Coe cients of Variation

in A Historical Application Profiler for Use by Parallel Schedulers
by Richard Gibbons 1997
"... In PAGE 5: ... Table2 shows the wall clock mean times and CVs for the parallel jobs clas- si ed in di erent ways. In all the cases, the CVs for the various categories are lower than the CV of the entire system.... ..."
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Table 1: Stock Option Grants for Lewis E. Platt, CEO of Hewlett Packard

in Executive Stock Options and Incentive Effects due to Systematic Risk
by Jin-chuan Duan, Jason Wei, Joseph L. Rotman

Table 3.2: Wall Clock Average and Coe cient of Variation for the University1 and NASA Lewis

in A Historical Application Profiler for Use by Parallel Schedulers
by Richard Gibbons

TABLE 2.1: Examples of Object classes and Operation classes: by Wehrend and Lewis

in ASSISTANT FOR MULTI-DIMENSIONAL DATA VISUALIZATION
by Jiae Chang 2001

Table 9. Performance comparison between the flat NN, HME and Rocchio classifiers, and classifiers in Yang (1996) (Y) and Lewis et al. (1996) (L).

in Hierarchical Text Categorization Using Neural Networks
by Miguel E. Ruiz, Padmini Srinivasan
"... In PAGE 25: ... Our experiments follow exactly this partition with a further reduction for training (using zoning techniques) but the test set is the same. Table9 shows that our flat neural network model performs at the same level for HD-49 and slightly worse for HD-28, as the Exponentiated Gradient (EG) algorithm in Lewis et al. (1996).... ..."
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