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Passing Efficiency of a Low Turbulence Inlet (PELTI) Final Report to NSF Prepared by the LTI Assessment Working Group: Barry J. Huebert1, Chair Steven G. Howell1 David Covert 2
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Document Date: 2000-09-15 15:58:14


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