"... In PAGE 26: ... Table1 show a range amounting higher radioactivity, such as for the seven large highland areas listed in to a factor of six. Several local regions of Fra Mauro, the Apennine Bench, the Haemus Mountains and Van de Graaff have not been included.... In PAGE 31: ...he entire highlands viewed averages 0.8 f 0.3%, somewhat higher than expected from measurements on returned samples. Major highland regional averages compiled in Table1 are quite uniform, apart from the lower value observed in the western limb highlands. On the farside, Fig.... In PAGE 44: ...3-0.5 ppm ( Table1 ), close to the level of uncontaminated anorthositic rocks, large highland areas must contain little or no KIU3EP basalt (Schonfeld, 1974). Classifying mare basalts into three compositional groups based on Ti content, the Apollo results show that low Ti basalts are more abundant than either high Ti-basalts or very low Ti basalts (Metzger and Parker, 1979).... ..."

"... In PAGE 11: ... The number of messages needed for the algorithms of Chandy/Misra/Haas exceeds the corresponding number of the proposed algorithm for 35 percent, but this has no e ect on the runtime due to the fast communication capabilities of transputers. Table2 shows the percentual overhead in runtime which the deadlock detection algorithm im- poses on deadlockfree computations. For this all stimuli were additionally worked out without any deadlock detection.... ..."

"... In PAGE 10: ... The simulation results of Timeresponse(qi) for five nodes c1, c2, c3, c4, and c5 is summarized in Table 5. For the same parameters, the simulation results of Timeresponse(qi) for tasks T1,T2,T3,T4,T5,T6, and T7 are given in Table6 .... ..."