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The Development And Utilization Of A Radio Station In The Secondary School, Daniel P. Bretch Jul 1976

The Development And Utilization Of A Radio Station In The Secondary School, Daniel P. Bretch

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Culminating Project For Lindenwood 4, Sandi Janson Jul 1976

Culminating Project For Lindenwood 4, Sandi Janson

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Unavailable.


Massachusetts: Bicentennial Begins Here, Elaine Milton Jun 1976

Massachusetts: Bicentennial Begins Here, Elaine Milton

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None provided.


Komchen, A Maya Village, Stephen Gaye Jun 1976

Komchen, A Maya Village, Stephen Gaye

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None provided.


Discover Town Centers: Educational Urban Information, Jeffrey Huff Jun 1976

Discover Town Centers: Educational Urban Information, Jeffrey Huff

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Redesign Of The Rms Granularity Meter, Robert Bathgate, Filippo Ferrauto Jun 1976

Redesign Of The Rms Granularity Meter, Robert Bathgate, Filippo Ferrauto

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A device for measuring RMS granularity of uniformly exposed and uniformly processed photographic material was built. This paper deals with the construction of the major components of the system. The components constructed were the lamp mount, lamp housing, current regulated ripple free power supply for the lamp, the replacement of the motor drive system for the sample stage with a synchronous motor, and the construction of the photo detection system. All these components were mounted on a triangular optical bench around an existing symetrical design microdensitometer with rotating sample stage.


Production Of A Film On Conservation Education, Lesley Woodfin Jun 1976

Production Of A Film On Conservation Education, Lesley Woodfin

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Observer Recognition Of Targets Imbedded In Noise, Brian Nastvogel Jun 1976

Observer Recognition Of Targets Imbedded In Noise, Brian Nastvogel

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Noise in a photographic system is generally non-additive. As of today there is no model to explain a non-additive noise system. That best model that we have of the photographic system is in terms of additive noise systems.

By adding a noise effect to a signal an additive noise effect can be obtained. What was investigated in this thesis was what effect the adding of noise in a photographic system plays in an observers ability to recognize a signal that is present in the noise.

By photographing a noise field and adding it to a signal target an additive noise …


Non-Standard Workweek Scheduling Technique Selection, John Alexander Oak May 1976

Non-Standard Workweek Scheduling Technique Selection, John Alexander Oak

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This thesis presents a description of non-standard work scheduling techniques and a comparison method which enables decision-makers to differentiate between available work-scheduling alternatives with the purpose in mind of selecting the most appropriate and suitable arrangement. The method developed calls for the decision-maker to follow a five-step sequential process to obtain final results. The ingredients necessary to achieve such final results are obtained in a manner similar to that demanded by decision-making-under-uncertainty conditions commonly followed in actual industrial settings.

Since the primary objective of business management is the achievement of a profit through the manipulation of available resources, initial sections …


Design And Construction Of An Edge Exposure Apparatus, Michael Benson May 1976

Design And Construction Of An Edge Exposure Apparatus, Michael Benson

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A means of producing photographic edges using visible radiation is often a requirement for evaluating some of the image characteristics of a photographic emulsion. The method of producing edges described uses a high quality razor blade for the knife edge held at a small angle to the film plane. The instrument is detailed and elaborates on the major features of the constructed apparatus. These features are a vacuum surface to insure film flattness; the knife edge held by a jaw-clamp assembly that pivots to allow for contrast control of the image; and exposure through a tungston-halogen lamp and an electronic …


A Suite Of Color Images Printed By Screen Process, Pamela Brueckner May 1976

A Suite Of Color Images Printed By Screen Process, Pamela Brueckner

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Ocean-Marks, Donna Sylvester May 1976

Ocean-Marks, Donna Sylvester

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Urban Landscapes, Albert Robbins May 1976

Urban Landscapes, Albert Robbins

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None provided.


Development Of An Identity Program For The International Narcotics Control Board, United Nations, Geneva, Switzerland, Elizabeth Simon May 1976

Development Of An Identity Program For The International Narcotics Control Board, United Nations, Geneva, Switzerland, Elizabeth Simon

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A Classroom Experience With Self-Image Enhancement As A Factor In Academic Achievement, Katherine Kellems Moore Apr 1976

A Classroom Experience With Self-Image Enhancement As A Factor In Academic Achievement, Katherine Kellems Moore

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A Classroom Experience with Self-Image Enhancement as a Factor in Academic Achievement, by Katherine Kellems Moore, investigates the connection between self-image enhancement and academic achievement in junior high students. The study was conducted with 131 randomly selected English I students in a suburban St. Louis school. Moore hypothesized that students who experienced an improvement in self-image would show corresponding gains in academic performance. Over the course of the 20-week study, students participated in personal growth activities designed to enhance self-awareness and clarify values.

The research utilized both formal academic pre/post-tests and self-reporting tools, including the Perception of Values Inventory, …


The Development Of Type Forms, Wayne Roth Mar 1976

The Development Of Type Forms, Wayne Roth

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An Approach To Tone Reproduction For Converting Transparencies To Reflection Prints, Mark Mccormick-Goodhart, Andrew Macica Jan 1976

An Approach To Tone Reproduction For Converting Transparencies To Reflection Prints, Mark Mccormick-Goodhart, Andrew Macica

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The purpose of this investigation was to study the useful criteria for converting transparencies to reflection prints, and examine the unavoidable departures from the criteria. A single useful criterion was found; that the relative brightness of the reproduction match those of the original. One significant compromise appeared to be in the shadow reproduction in low maximum density reflection prints. It was found that like reflection prints, transparencies do not typically reach relative brightnesses as low as zero. Thus, only a relatively small departure from the 1:1 criterion was likely . Flare in the camera system and viewing conditions limits the …


Application Of The Finite Element Method To The Solution Of Maximum Fillet Stresses In Loaded Projections, Victor Biller Jan 1976

Application Of The Finite Element Method To The Solution Of Maximum Fillet Stresses In Loaded Projections, Victor Biller

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This thesis analyzes a geometric configuration under a loaded condition and establishes location and magnitude of the maximum fillet stress by the use of the Finite Element Method. Results are compared to Heywood's published study.


Identification Thresholds Of The Human Visual System For An Alphanumeric Resolution Test Object, Mark Bobb Oct 1975

Identification Thresholds Of The Human Visual System For An Alphanumeric Resolution Test Object, Mark Bobb

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Many investigations of the detection threshold of the human visual system have been conducted, and a few recognition threshold studies can be found, however no identification threshold data are available. This paper documents research on the observer's identification threshold for an alphanumeric resolution test object presented at various average luminance levels, contrasts, and contrast polarities. These factors affected the identification threshold in a similar way to the effects they exert on the observer's detection and recognition thresholds; the test object contrast being the most significant factor. Direct numerical comparisons between the various thresholds were not possible due to the large …


The Effect Of Targets Having Selected Line Width To Space Width Ratios On Spurious Resolution And Resolving Power, Milner Noble Sep 1975

The Effect Of Targets Having Selected Line Width To Space Width Ratios On Spurious Resolution And Resolving Power, Milner Noble

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Six radial targets having different line width to space width ratios were made. The effect of the ratios on the phenomena of spurious resolution and resolving power was studied on a fine grain and a coarse grain film. Spurious resolution patterns were undetectable when the dark space exceeded five times the width of the bright line. Resolving power values reached their maximum when the target contained lines that were one-fifth the width of the dark spaces between them.


A Communication Program For The Comprehensive Regional Development Plan, Steven Tagg Jul 1975

A Communication Program For The Comprehensive Regional Development Plan, Steven Tagg

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None provided.


A Preliminary Study Of The Thermodynamic Limitations Of The Nrtl/Lemf Equations, Robert Petrie Jun 1975

A Preliminary Study Of The Thermodynamic Limitations Of The Nrtl/Lemf Equations, Robert Petrie

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Analytical evaluations of the second and third derivatives of the molar Gibbs energy of mixing for the NRTL/LEMF equations indicate distinct zones of miscible and inmiscible prediction.

These calculations for a number of different α's have produced approximate miscibility limits for both NRTL/LEMF energy parameters and infinite dilution activity coefficients of a given system.


The Thermal Dehydration Of Magnesium Sulfate Hexahydrate (Mgso3.6h2o) And Magnesium Sulfite Trihydrate (Mgso3.3h2o), Raafat F. Abdel-Malek Jun 1975

The Thermal Dehydration Of Magnesium Sulfate Hexahydrate (Mgso3.6h2o) And Magnesium Sulfite Trihydrate (Mgso3.3h2o), Raafat F. Abdel-Malek

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The thermal dehydration of MgSO3.3H2O and MgSO3.6H2O have been studied by differential thermal analysis, differential scanning calorimetry and thermal gravimetric analysis.

Similar studies by other groups led to contradictory conclusions. In this investigation, these results were reconciled and it was concluded that MgSO3.6H2O, under equilibrium conditions, dehydrates in two steps through the intermediate formation of MgSO3.3H2O.

One consequence of this work is the development of a simple analytical procedure, using TGA, for the quantitative determination of both hydrates in mixtures and in the presence …


Rap And Produce: A Thematic Communication Program, Paul Schulte Jun 1975

Rap And Produce: A Thematic Communication Program, Paul Schulte

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An Integrated Approach For The Design Of A New Braille Printing System, Albert Barzilai Jun 1975

An Integrated Approach For The Design Of A New Braille Printing System, Albert Barzilai

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The braille production system is a slow and antiquated process. The end product is expensive, heavy, and bulky. A new, more efficient braille production system was designed, using computerized transcription, thermographic printing, and automated binding and finishing. Computerized transcription programs are readily available from a variety of sources; automated binding and finishing is a common feature of modern printing technology. A series of experiments was performed to evaluate the physical qualities of the braille cells produced by thermography. An internal tearing resistance test and machinability test were also performed to study the effect of heat on the paper stock. The …


The Landscape, 1975, John Cox Jun 1975

The Landscape, 1975, John Cox

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The Effect Of Blue Base Tint On The Sensitivity And Acutance Of X-Ray Films, Michael Klein Jun 1975

The Effect Of Blue Base Tint On The Sensitivity And Acutance Of X-Ray Films, Michael Klein

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An experiment was devised to quantitatively measure the effect of blue base tint (inherent in most medical x ray films) on the sensitivity and acutance of an x ray film. Results showed no significant difference due to the blue base tint for sensitivity. However, a significant difference was found for the base tint's effect on acutance of an x ray film. It was determined that the difference in acutance was due to an "anti–halation effect" of the blue base dye.


Communications System For The Center For Environmental Information Inc., Carlo Piech May 1975

Communications System For The Center For Environmental Information Inc., Carlo Piech

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None provided.


Purse $1500, 3 Year Olds And Upward, John Karpen May 1975

Purse $1500, 3 Year Olds And Upward, John Karpen

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None provided.


A Graphic Identity Program For Rochester Mental Health Center, Linda Patterson May 1975

A Graphic Identity Program For Rochester Mental Health Center, Linda Patterson

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None provided.