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Medicine and the Navy

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Following a brief reviev of prior work on wave resistance of bodies of revolution carried out by Havelock and Weinblum a discussion is presented of the approximate relations between the shape of sectional-area curves and of hydrodynamic irregularity distributions. The latter are expressed by polynomials, which lend themI selves to an evaluation of the basic resistance integrals by computing int...

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The invention as disclosed is a system for real time detection of tsunami waves. A tsunami is considered a "shallow water wave"; having a large wavelength compared to the ocean depth. A tsunami can have wavelengths ranging from 100 to 500 km, and amplitudes up to 60 cm (i.e., a pressure signal of up to 1 psi). At least one telecommunications grade optical fiber cable fitted with repeaters spann...

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The responsibility for the implementation, administration and management of the Navy SBIR program is with the Office of Naval Research (ONR). The Deputy SBIR Program Manager is Mr. John Williams, (703) 696-0342. For technical questions about the topic, contact the Topic Authors listed under each topic on the website before 15 December 2004. For general inquiries or problems with the electronic ...

Medicine and the Navy

oetiological implications in discussing their views on schizophrenia, but they make it equally clear that the basic disturbance in this group of disorders is, in their opinion, something that damages the ability to differentiate the self from the environment. They point to analogous findings by Piaget, who described the inability young children have in distinguishing self from not-self, to what...