Condon, the director of the
National Bureau of Standards, examines a model of the ammonia molecule (1949).
The critical values constructed in this paper are based on the two tables congregated by
National Bureau of standards (1950) and Ballistic Research Laboratory (1944).
NBSIR 82-2611,
National Bureau of Standards, Gaithersburg, MD.
usually are required to be traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology, formerly the
National Bureau of Standards.
At the crux of this situation sits the National Institute of Standards and Technology (formerly the
National Bureau of Standards).
Testing by the
National Bureau of Standards (now the National Institute of Standards and Technology) has led to a further improvement, a patented feature at the edges of adhesive pads that prevents them from being severed with tools such as a cutting wire.
The panel was assembled in late October at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (formerly the
National Bureau of Standards) by a coalition of 14 professional, industry, and Federal organizations representing nearly every facet of the lab testing and medical communities.
A WORKER'S WORKSTATION...The
National Bureau of Standards and the U.S.
And the agency is insisting that all labs and manufacturers begin using certified reference materials developed at the
National Bureau of Standards and other top labs in the country.
Information on DIF has been published by the Department of Commerce's
National Bureau of Standards, which-- along with the Navy and several vendors --has been deeply involved in its development.
These went to: James Albus, Chief of the Industrial Systems Div,
National Bureau of Standards, USA; Cesare Bracco, VP and General Director of Manufacturing, Fiat Auto, Italy; and William Tanner, President, Productivity Systems Inc, USA.