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February 1, 1981
This study discusses accelerometer methods, the concepts of thrust and fuel flow modeling, and the applications of accelerometer methods. Results of programs directed toward the development of these methods are presented.
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March 1, 1976
This volume describes in detail some of the methodology used in the analyses presented in volume I, including: the application of the Navy Billet Cost Model for the computation of Coast Guard personnel costs; the methods used to compute the cost/effectiveness of hydrofoils and various conventional Coast Guard resources in performing a variety of fisheries law enforcement tasks; and the computer model developed to compute the possible contribution to SAR of hydrofoils engaged in a primary fisheries law enforcement role.
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June 1, 1974
A new method for ordering archeological deposits, called the minimum path length method, is introduced and discussed in relation to previous work on the problem. Among it's advantages are easy computability, independence of input order, and minimization of reasonably intuitive function of the similarity matrix. Also when the similarity matrix is a Robinson matrix, (which is 'perfect' data for this problem) the minimum path length permutation yields the Robinson order (which is the 'correct' order for a Robinson matrix.)
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June 1, 1974
Discusses some of the details involved in the application of the theory developed in an earlier study and provides an illustrative example. See also 10 000248.
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June 1, 1974
The principles and methods of search applied to a revision of the Scouting Manual are outlined. Included in NWP 30. Supplements 91 080049.
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