A space station structures and assembly verification experiment-save
Richard Allen Russell
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A space station structures and assembly verification experiment-save
Published
1986
Publisher
National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Langley Research Center
Pages
1
Subjects
Digital control of dynamic systems
Summaries of FY 1986 research in the Applied Plasma Physics Fusion Theory Program.
Modern Robotics
Robot dynamics and control
Feedback control of dynamic systems
The efficacy of psychophysiological measures for implementing adaptive technology
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