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Detection Of Developer By-Products Using The Schlieren Method, Stephen Kelly, Ralph Simon Jan 1970

Detection Of Developer By-Products Using The Schlieren Method, Stephen Kelly, Ralph Simon

Theses

A single-pass schlieren system, utilizing two 14 inch focal length lenses, has been developed for the purpose of demonstrating the feasibility of detecting and recording developer by-product flows from various photographic film/paper-developer combinations. The test samples studied were: Kodak Polycontrast F Paper in Kodak Developer, D-72 and Kodak Kodalith Contact Film in Kodak Developers D-11, Kodalith Super and Kodalith. The apparent amount of detectable flow varied greatly from test sample to test sample, but did not seem to show any significant shift in the pattern due to variations in the exposure conditions on the samples. Differences in the time of …


A Study Of The Holy As An Aesthetic Phenomenon, Thomas Raterman Jan 1970

A Study Of The Holy As An Aesthetic Phenomenon, Thomas Raterman

Theses

Not provided.


Ntid Focus December 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications Dec 1969

Ntid Focus December 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications

National Technical Institute for the Deaf Papers

FOCAL POINT: Dr. Jack Clarcq, Director, Division of Student Development||NTID's Vestibule Program: people making progress||Seminar in Dramatics Features Bernard Bragg||focus on people: Warren R. Goldmann, Assistant Educational Specialist College of Applied Science


Ntid Focus November 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications Nov 1969

Ntid Focus November 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications

National Technical Institute for the Deaf Papers

Deaf Athletes at RIT||FOCAL POINT: Dr. William E. Castle, Dean, NTID||NTID's Research and Training Division||Research and Training


Reporter - October 10th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1969

Reporter - October 10th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Miller in Blackout (p. 8); Parking Problems (p. 3); Vietnam Moratorium (p. 16); Wald at U of R (p. 4); Booters Big Bang (p. 13); Designer Zapf Tonight (p. 9); First Football Victory (p. 14)


Reporter - October 3rd 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1969

Reporter - October 3rd 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); Janis has forgotten (p. 3); Towing will cost $800 (p. 4); Operation tie-up planned (p. 4); Classes on RIT/TV (p. 5); Kennedy man at U of R (p. 5); Million $ fund for Mark (p. 6); Designer Zapf Arrives (p. 6); Why not try to fly? (p. 6); Wheelers move out (p. 6); GI Joe case argued (p. 6); McColgan named top cadet (p. 7); Scholarships given to 175 (p. 7); Rose Resigning CU Post (p. 7); Another alumni head (p. 7); Malik Visits Red China (p. 10); Letters (p. 11); Collegiate national (p. 12); Worth Looking …


Ntid Focus October 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications Oct 1969

Ntid Focus October 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications

National Technical Institute for the Deaf Papers

Dr. Miller Assumes R.I.T. Presidency||NTID Staffer Attends California Sign Institute||Vestibule and Diploma: new programs in action||focal point: Dr. D. Robert Frisina, R.I.T. Vice President for NTID||focus on people||of interest


Stoneware And Porcelain Fireplaces, Rick E. Flannery Oct 1969

Stoneware And Porcelain Fireplaces, Rick E. Flannery

Theses

None provided.


Reporter - September 26th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Sep 1969

Reporter - September 26th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); WITR- 600 In Action (p. 3); 08 Now Carson Building (p. 4); Pinkertons Change A Little (p. 4); Vending Prices Jump (p. 4); No Ice Until Oct. 10 (p. 4); Inflation Hits Tuition (p. 5); Three RIT Students in Court (p. 5); Presidency In Transition (p. 5); SA Attend NSA Congress (p. 5); Danforth Fellowships (p. 6); Anyone For Poetry? (p. 6); Ian, Buttons Performing (p. 6); Bus Service Up (For A While) (p. 6); Keough Gets Prof. Job (p. 6); Schaflander Hits Many Bases (p. 7); Silver Pieces On Display (p. 7); Communication Important (p. 7); …


Ntid Focus September 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications Sep 1969

Ntid Focus September 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications

National Technical Institute for the Deaf Papers

Dr. Tyler Speaks at Colloquium||JNAD High School Leaders Visit NTID||NTID Profiles: Victor H. Galloway, Director of Diploma Programs||NTID Spends Busy Summer Preparing for Fall Quarter: Staff Doubled, New Programs Readied||National Advisory Group Confers||The National Theatre of the Deaf


Drawing And Painting On Pottery Forms, Roger Churches Aug 1969

Drawing And Painting On Pottery Forms, Roger Churches

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Not Included


Certain Relationships Between Painters Of The Mannerist School And Selected Contemporary Painters, Phillip Duell Aug 1969

Certain Relationships Between Painters Of The Mannerist School And Selected Contemporary Painters, Phillip Duell

Theses

None provided.


Window Paintings, John Ritson Aug 1969

Window Paintings, John Ritson

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None provided.


Development Of A Series Of Geometric Shaped Canvas Paintings, William Johnston Aug 1969

Development Of A Series Of Geometric Shaped Canvas Paintings, William Johnston

Theses

None provided.


Reporter - Summer 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Jul 1969

Reporter - Summer 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Mark Begins to Retire (p. 3); OPUS on the move (p. 4) "Society's Child" Here (p. 4); What's Happening (p. 5); Reportage (p. 6); Gridders Grind Towards Opening Win (p. 6); Diploma Programs Added (p. 6); Ellingson Reception Set (p. 6); Here's Bibler (p. 7); Housing Office Revamped (p. 7); Orientation Hints (p. 10); If (p. 10); Fall Sports Accept Frosh (p. 11); Revolution at Tech (p. 11); Sports (p. 12); (Rev) Jerry Appleby (p. 13); Reprofile (p. 14); Lawson Gets Cair (p. 15)


"For A Better Zoo", Vincent Lupinetti Jun 1969

"For A Better Zoo", Vincent Lupinetti

Theses

None provided.


Varying Contrast Of Ektacolor Paper By Rehalogenation Techniques, James Esser Jun 1969

Varying Contrast Of Ektacolor Paper By Rehalogenation Techniques, James Esser

Theses

By using rehalogenation techniques with Kodak Ektacolor paper, contrasts of nearly twice that produced by CP-5 processing were obtained. A metol-hydroquinone developer was used to produce a silver image which was rehaligenated and then developed in CP-5 developer to produce the colored image. By adding a restrainer to the MQ developer and then increasing development times, it was possible to produce a range of contrasts. Only slight changes in contrast were obtained by varying the MQ concentration. pH and development times at normal restrainer content. By reducing the color redevelopment time it was possible to reduce the contrast slightly.


New Concepts In Illustration Techniques For The Printed Media, David Folkman Jun 1969

New Concepts In Illustration Techniques For The Printed Media, David Folkman

Theses

None provided.


Serving Pieces And Local Clay Glazes, John Smolenski Jun 1969

Serving Pieces And Local Clay Glazes, John Smolenski

Theses

None provided.


Streak Photography: An Exploratory Experiment For Future Display Techniques, Andrew Davidhazy Jun 1969

Streak Photography: An Exploratory Experiment For Future Display Techniques, Andrew Davidhazy

Theses

None provided.


The Reaction Products And The Kinetics Of The Reactions Between Hypochlorite Ions And Thiosulfate And Tetrathionate Ions, Thomas Dagon Jun 1969

The Reaction Products And The Kinetics Of The Reactions Between Hypochlorite Ions And Thiosulfate And Tetrathionate Ions, Thomas Dagon

Theses

The reaction products of the hypochlorite oxidation of both thiosulfate and tetrathionate solutions were determined. In addition, preliminary kinetic studies were made dealing with the alkaline chlorination of thiosulfate solutions and with the hypochlorination of tetrathionate solutions. In the latter case, a pH dependent induction period was observed.


An Active Fet Receiver Front End Mixer, Kenneth Voyce Jun 1969

An Active Fet Receiver Front End Mixer, Kenneth Voyce

Theses

In many recent receiver designs, the front-end mixer determines the receiver's sensitivity and its susceptibility to distortion from large input signals. Two balanced FET mixers are developed for such an application; a common source configuration and a common gate configuration. Each exhibits a range of 110 dB between the available input power necessary for 10 dB((S+N))/N sensitivity and the available input power of a two-tone signal which causes intermodulation products down 40 dB from the desired signals. An expression for the conversion transconductance of a junction FET used as a mixer is first derived from the device transfer characteristic equation. …


Genre Painting, Lydia Mugambi Jun 1969

Genre Painting, Lydia Mugambi

Theses

None provided.


The Season Of Man, Karl Schantz May 1969

The Season Of Man, Karl Schantz

Theses

None provided.


Reporter - May 29th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff May 1969

Reporter - May 29th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); Reportage (p. 3); Health Center in Trouble? (p. 5); Letters (p. 6); Scoreboard (p. 7); Tab Ads (p. 7); Not Dead (p. 8)


Hand Puppets, Robert Knorr May 1969

Hand Puppets, Robert Knorr

Theses

None provided.


Gorillas Garbage And Girls, Peter Maurer May 1969

Gorillas Garbage And Girls, Peter Maurer

Theses

None provided.


Eroticism, Dream Imagery And Symbolism, Denny Immergut May 1969

Eroticism, Dream Imagery And Symbolism, Denny Immergut

Theses

None provided.


Pattern Recognition By Means Of Electric Stimuli, Melvyn Kreitzer May 1969

Pattern Recognition By Means Of Electric Stimuli, Melvyn Kreitzer

Theses

None provided.


Reporter - May 23rd 1969, Rit Reporter Staff May 1969

Reporter - May 23rd 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Student Senate Saves Salaries (p. 1); Greg looks back (p. 3); Reprofile (p. 2); Top Editors and Staff Members Resign form Reporter (p. 3); What’s Happening (p. 3); NTID Display to Tour (p. 3); Up, North, South Elect (p. 3); Total Environment Out (p. 3); Exhibit in Bevier (p. 3); Scoreboard (p. 4); False Alarm, True Arrest (p. 4); Newsbriefs (p. 4); “Prank" Reverses (p. 4); Malik to Daley Town (p. 4); No More Night Rides (p. 4)