Bibliography on the theory of diffraction and propagation of radio waves

"ASTIA document no. AD 117044."

Determination of the masses of the Moon and Venus and the astronomical unit from radio tracking data of the Mariner II spacecraft

"Prepared under contract no. NAS 7-100, National Aeronautics and Space Administration."

Radio-activity induced by the oscillatory discharge, or, The subsequent radio-active emanation from substances exposed to the Tesla oscillatory discharge /

Joint thesis (M. E. in E. E.: Diemer; M. E.: Cooper)--Cornell University, June 1903.

Solar radio emission; spectral observations in the decameter range, 24 July 1959-28 February 1961.

Cover title.

Successful preparation for FCC radio operator license examinations

Previously published under title: Answers to radio operating questions.

The propagation of radio waves through the standard atmosphere.

Mode of access: Internet.

Popular radio.

Editors: May 1922-Oct. 1927, Kendall Banning and others; Nov. 1927-Mar. 1928, Raymond Francis Yates.

Radio interferometry techniques for geodesy : proceedings of a conference sponsored by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the American Geophysical Union in cooperation with Special Study Group 2.51 of the International Association of Geodesy and held at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, and the Northeast Radio Observatory Corporation Haystack Observatory, Westford, Massachusetts, June 19-21, 1979.

Includes bibliographical references.

The Wireless world and radio review.

Mode of access: Internet.

The real presence of the body and blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ : the doctrine of the English church, with a vindication of the reception by the wicked and of the adoration of Our Lord Jesus Christ truly present /

Includes bibliographical references.

Radio craft ... /

At head of title: Handcraft projects for school and home shops.

Synoptic radio maps of the sun at 3.3mm for the years 1967-1969,

Mode of access: Internet.

Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences at a reception given to the captain and officers of the Jeannett Search Expedition when about to sail from this port in the United States exploring and relief steamer Rodgers, Lieutenant Robert M. Berry, U.S. Navy, commanding; including papers read, with the discussion thereon, before the Academy at its regular meeting held June 6th, 1881.

The papers include Early discoveries of Wrangel land; The object of Arctic explorations, by C.W. Brooks: Description of the Rodgers; The telegraph in Arctic regions, by James Gamble.

Cleveland's reception party. An original farce in three scenes.

Publisher's address on t.p.: Clyde, Ohio, Ames' Publishing Co.

The heathen heart : an account of the reception of the gospel among the Chinese of Formosa /

Mode of access: Internet.