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Raymond G Najjar

age ~66

from Brooklyn, NY

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Also known as:
  • Najjar Najjar
  • Rick Najjar
Phone and address:
574 5Th St, Brooklyn, NY 11215
(718)7681546
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Raymond Najjar Phones & Addresses

  • 574 5Th St, Brooklyn, NY 11215 • (718)7681546
  • Columbus, OH
  • 574 5Th St #1FL, Brooklyn, NY 11215

Work

  • Position:
    Protective Service Occupations

Education

  • Degree:
    Associate degree or higher

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Progress report for second year, for National Aeronautics and Space Administration proposal development of a model of atmospheric oxygen variations to ... David J. Erickson III (SuDoc NAS 1.26:198002)

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Author
Raymond Gabriel Najjar

Binding
Unknown Binding

Publisher
National Aeronautics and Space Administration National Technical Information Service, distributor

ISBN #
2

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Heterochromatic Flicker with Arduino+LabVIEW

Heterochromatic Flicker with Arduino+LabVIEW

Demonstration of heterochromatic flicker photometry with Arduino Uno a...

  • Category:
    Science & Technology
  • Uploaded:
    16 May, 2012
  • Duration:
    1m 20s

LED Control with Arduino+Python

LED Control with Arduino+Python

Demonstration of how to control LED intensity using the pulse-width mo...

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    Science & Technology
  • Uploaded:
    16 May, 2012
  • Duration:
    30s

Cue Light with Arduino+Python

Cue Light with Arduino+Python

Demonstration of simple digital-input/ou... functionality of Arduino ...

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    Science & Technology
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    17 May, 2012
  • Duration:
    1m 2s

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Friends:
Rajo Nambinina, Pierre Najjar, Romy Abi Raad, Marc Yachoui, Ccile Fouillot

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Study Finds New Potential Treatment For Jet Lag

Study finds new potential treatment for jet lag

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  • In this latest study, Zeitzer and Raymond Najjar, a former postdoctoral scholar at Stanford now at Singapore Eye Research Institute, found that short flashes of light at night are more effective than continuous light exposure and could speed up the process of adjusting to a different time zone befo
  • Date: Feb 08, 2016
  • Category: Health
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