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The Correlations And Validity Of Selected Community College Curriculums To Graduate Placement In The Industrial Occupations Within Selected Graphic Arts Companies In The United States, Howard Rose
Theses
The purpose of this investigation was to question the validity of community colleges' occupational goals for graphic arts programs in the United States. To accomplish this, a statistical investigation was designed to either accept or reject the hypothesis of the thesis, which was: If a community college's educational objective in a graphic arts program is to prepare the student for a specific occupational area and level of occupation in the graphic arts industry, then upon successful completion of the program, a personnel director of a graphic arts firm would hire the student for that area and level of occupation for …
Domestics I, Clifford Haac
Cannibles Sauvages, Eric Mache
Inherent Rhythms In Nature, Wendy Forrest
Journal - September, 1974 - February, 1975, Thomas Jagger
Two Series Of Dye-Transfer Color Derivation Prints, Robert Pfeiff
Two Series Of Dye-Transfer Color Derivation Prints, Robert Pfeiff
Theses
None provided.
Vesicular Image Formation In Silver Halide Materials, Ken Straub, Victor Woo
Vesicular Image Formation In Silver Halide Materials, Ken Straub, Victor Woo
Theses
An increase in gamma of fourteen can be obtained with a loss of one-third stop in speed by treating a silver halide film in a ten to thirty percent solution of hydrogen peroxide for five to fifteen seconds and heating it in sixty to ninty degree centigrade steam. Light refracting oxygen bubbles are formed in the emulsion proportional to the amount of silver metal present. Increasing the concentration of hydrogen peroxide was found to decrease speed while increasing gamma. Temperature of the steam was not a significant factor for speed or gamma. Increasing hardness of the gelatin, increasing peroxide immersion …
Optimization Of A Particular Aerial Photographic System By Simultaneous Intensification, Richard D. Young
Optimization Of A Particular Aerial Photographic System By Simultaneous Intensification, Richard D. Young
Theses
Under the conditions of a low-altitude, rapid access photographic system, a method of simultaneously intensifying image exposures is compared to low intensity latensification. The simultaneous intensification resulted in a speed increase of 2.4 times, while latensification produced a speed increase of 1.7 times. Latensification was more effective in most of the other responses that were analyzed: reduction of Contrast Index was less by 0.1; speed at the minimum gradient point defined by the untreated strips was increased by latensification by 1.29 times compared to 1.23 times by simultaneous intensification. The detective quantum efficiency of the latensified film was higher than …
An Examination And Evaluation Of Organizational Development Implementation And Its Effects In A Department Of An Institution Of Higher Learning, Duane Jelinek
Theses
None provided.
Theology In Art, Roger Richardson
The Effects Of Density And Bleach Concentration On Efficiency And Resolution In Phase Holograms, Mark Gardiner, Dennis Moran
The Effects Of Density And Bleach Concentration On Efficiency And Resolution In Phase Holograms, Mark Gardiner, Dennis Moran
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None provided.
A Computer Based Analysis Of The Effects Of Rhythm Modification On The Intelligibility Of The Speech Of Hearing And Deaf Subjects, Harry Lang
Theses
The speech of profoundly deaf persons often exhibits acquired unnatural rhythms, or a random pattern of rhythms. Inappropriate pause-time and speech-time durations are common in their speech. Specific rhythm deficiencies include abnormal rate of syllable utterance, improper grouping, poor timing and phrasing of syllables and unnatural stress for accent and emphasis. Assuming that temporal features are fundamental to the naturalness of spoken language, these abnormal timing patterns are often detractive. They may even be important factors in the decreased intelligibility of the speech. This thesis explores the significance of temporal cues in the rhythmic patterns of speech. An analysis-synthesis approach …
Silent Communications: Barbourville, Kentucky, Douglas Rea
Reflections, Tana Kellner
Laboratory Design For Instruction In Long Distance Communication For The Deaf, George Schieber
Laboratory Design For Instruction In Long Distance Communication For The Deaf, George Schieber
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Color Photograms, Weston Kemp
Environmental Communications, Lee Green
The Public Communications Service: An Urbanarium Program To Assist Community Groups With Improved Communications, Barbara Brecher
The Public Communications Service: An Urbanarium Program To Assist Community Groups With Improved Communications, Barbara Brecher
Theses
None provided.
An Attempt To Define Common Characteristics Among Certain Service Industries, William O'Connor
An Attempt To Define Common Characteristics Among Certain Service Industries, William O'Connor
Theses
None provided.
Suggested Guidelines For A Printing Program In Secondary Education, Raymond Torella
Suggested Guidelines For A Printing Program In Secondary Education, Raymond Torella
Theses
None provided.
A Study Of Industry-Prepared Instructional Aids And Services And Their Use By Graphic Arts Educators, Jere Rentzel
A Study Of Industry-Prepared Instructional Aids And Services And Their Use By Graphic Arts Educators, Jere Rentzel
Theses
The primary purpose of this study was to determine which instructional aids and services graphic arts teachers felt were needed to improve their programs and themselves, and to compare those desired aids and services to the ones currently being provided by A.B. Dick, Addressograph-Multigraph, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, and the 3M Company. The secondary purpose was to develop a publishable list of instructional aids and services for graphic arts teachers. The graphic arts teachers' needs were solicited through a survey form completed by Rochester, New York, area teachers and by those graphic arts teachers who attended a special interest session, "New …
Self, Peter Knickerbocker
Resolution Targets As A Measure Of Detail In Reproduction Of Engineering Drawings, Thomas Pratuch
Resolution Targets As A Measure Of Detail In Reproduction Of Engineering Drawings, Thomas Pratuch
Theses
The purpose of the experimentation was to abstract the problem of reading an engineering drawing so untrained observers could be used, and in so doing, find the minimum detail of drafted materials. Once the minimum detail condition was established, testing was to continue to find the procedures necessary to test for correlation between resolution targets and the minimum detail. The final goal was to reach a set of recommendations for further work and reduce the amount of unnecessary work for later experimenters. In short this paper was to help bring the testing of resolution and drafted materials to the same …
Handicapped Independence, Dale Landon
Design For A Developing Consortium, Henry A. Mauermeyer
Design For A Developing Consortium, Henry A. Mauermeyer
Theses
The number of consortia in American higher education expanded rapidly from only ten in 1960 to eighty in 1973. Many do not have an organized method of developing interinstitutional cooperation, structuring their internal management, or preparing to meet future expansion.
The design of an organizational process appropriate to consortia in general has been developed in this thesis. The design is based on an analysis of various materials: (1) literature on the consortium movement; (2) data gathered from a nationwide survey conducted by the author; (3) visits with directors of consortia and experts in the consortium field; (4) actual working experience …
Master's Thesis, Susan Childs
The Unified Figure/Ground Relationship, Christopher Baker
Say It With Flowers, Jack Farkas
Wood-Working Curriculum Proposal, Thomas Lacagnina
Communication Of The Master Site Plan Of Rochester Institute Of Technology, Barbara Ewig
Communication Of The Master Site Plan Of Rochester Institute Of Technology, Barbara Ewig
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