Water - Commander of Vacuum

The Squadron Commander as Chief of Reconnaissance

“Despite the importance that reconnaissance and security operations play in setting the conditions necessary for tactical and operational success, the Army’s brigade combat teams struggle to effectively employ their organic cavalry squadron. ... Brigade commanders and their staffs lack leader development and training to plan and execute [reconnaissance and security] missions. Brigade staffs ide...

Superoxide dismutase: master and commander?

I nhaled nitric oxide (NO) has long been known to be an effective pulmonary vasodilator in the normal pulmonary vasculature. In the classical NO signalling pathway, it activates soluble guanylate cyclase in the cytoplasm of pulmonary artery smooth muscle cells, leading to the production of cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP), which then activates protein kinase G (PKG). PKG, acting through se...

Commander S — The shell as a browser

Commander S is a new approach to interactive Unix shells based on interpretation of command output and cursor-oriented terminal programs. The user can easily refer to the output of previous commands when composing new command lines or use interactive viewers to further explore the command results. Commander S is extensible by plug-ins for parsing command output and for viewing command results i...

ATLAS Commander: an ATLAS production tool

This paper describes the ATLAS production tool AtCom (for ATLAS Commander). The purpose of the tool is to automate as much as possible the task of a production manager: defining and submitting jobs in large quantities, following up upon their execution, scanning log files for known and unknown errors, updating the various ATLAS bookkeeping databases on successful completion of a job whilst clea...

Behavior of water in vacuum: implications for "lunar rivers".