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Theoretical Chemistry Section, Code 6189, US Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC 20375, dunlap nrl.navy.mil... 

With two-dimensional coding schemes, data transmission errors will propogate through all follow-up lines of an image section coded as a block. Short record lengths (blocks of two to four lines) help... 

J. ADIR et al., "Users and Programmers Manual for the GGC-3 Multigroup Cross Section Code, GA-7157, General Atomic (1967),... 

C. R. RICHEY, EGGNTT A Multigroup Cross Section Code, BNWL-1203, Pacific Northwest Laboratory (November 1969). 

B. J. TOPPEL, The New Multigroup Cross Section Code, MC -2, Proc. Conf. Kew Developments m Mathematical Model and Applications (1971) (to be published). 

Kathryn J. Wahl Tribology Section, Code 6176 Naval Research Laboratory Washington, DC 20375-5342... 

Period in 1987 CAS has enhanced registration procedures for certain classes of inorganic compounds. Nonstoichiometric compounds,. solid solutions, and alloys which are defined along established standards, are registered since then with their specific elemental composition. Also, search facilities for alloys in the REGISTRY file have been enhanced since 1990. Alloys of a specific chemical composition can now be searched by elements and by weight percent of components. In the CA file, documents in which the main emphasis or thrust is put on inorganic chemicals and reactions are placed in a special abstract section with that title, and can be retrieved by the section code-number. 

Finally, in section Code Limit States, a brief overview of code acceptance criteria for RC elements at different limit states is provided, and compared with the information provided in section Examples of Damage Analysis. The two sections allow a comparison between next-generatimi performance-based codes (i.e., section Examples of Damage Analysis ) with respect to current performance-based codes (i.e., section Code Limit States ). 

The Section Code field (SC) contains the CA. Section, Subsection and the Section Title (Sect. 2.1.1). The numbers of the sections and their titles are searchable here. 

This section continues with the discussion at the end of Section 7.3 dealing with the general fitting of a function to data which contains some random noise. In this section code segments are developed that allow one to fit a general nonlinear... 

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