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Multiple Component Color Imagery, Nicolas Bowen

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Graphic Design On The Staromat, Bruce Weinstein

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Printmaking: A Phenomenological Art, Nancy Keehn

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Painter Symbol And Science, Ronald Berger

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Portfolio Of Limited Production Furniture, Elbert Benson

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Additive And Subtractive Color, Elizabeth Ann Maclean

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The Exploration Of Light As A Means Of Expression In The Intaglio Print Medium, Mary Vasko

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Audit Techniques For Data Processing Systems; An 8 Quarter Credit Hour Research Option, William Perry

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Sculptural And Functional Explorations In Wood And Metal, Scott Gilliam

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Environmental Design, Rand Schuster

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Some Effects Of Temporal Coherence Of The Fourier Transform Holographic System, Ronald Antos

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The objective of this investigation was to evaluate experimentally the effects of slight changes in the temporal coherence of a quasi-monochromatic source on the real images of Fourier transform holograms. The method of investigation included: (1) A review of some of the theoretical aspects of Fourier transform holography, (2) some approximations for experimental system limitations due to the coherence length and size of the quasi -monochromatic source, (3) sensitometric experimentation to obtain an adequate photographic reversal process, (4) temporal coherence measurements using a Michel son interferometer, (5) formation and reconstruction of Fourier transform holograms, and (6) analysis of experimental data. …

Manpower And Productivity In The Construction Industry, John A. Purciello

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The relationship between manpower and productivity is an important factor in the area of increasing construction costs. Manpower supply is affected by worker mobility, influx of minority workers, work accidents, and training and apprenticeship programs.

A survey was conducted in the state of New Jersey to determine if a manpower shortage existed. The survey was conducted by submitting questionnaires to contractors, unions, owners, and architect-engineers.

The results of the survey indicated that a manpower shortage does exist, and that the shortage has influ enced construction costs, Furthermore, as a result of the increasing costs, indications of a decline in new …

Computerized Computation Of Counter-Current Extraction Problems For Ternary Liquid Systems, Albert Warren Patterson

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A Fortran computer program has been developed that will calculate the number of theoretical equilibrium stages required for a countercurrent liquid-liquid extraction design problem. It also furnishes a complete stagewise material balance. Further utility can be found by using it for optimization studies. The program can be utilized for three-component systems that form one pair of partially miscible liquids, the most frequently occuring situation. The program was written for the General Electric Mark I Time-Sharing System.

The program has a practical advantage in that isothermal liquid equilibria data are used directly for calculation purposes. No use is made of theoretically …

Graphic Communication Education In Maine, Howard Holinger

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Effectiveness Of Training Programs For Graduate Engineers, V.C. Rajashekar

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This thesis represents an investigation of effectiveness as a result of engineering training. The basic elements of effectiveness and its learning process are explained and said that the effectiveness could be learnt and improved.

The term training, is basically the process of education and training. But training cannot be performed as an individual, but is performed as a group. Therefore training a group with having so many individuals needs careful consideration in designing a training program.

In order to get the broadest possible picture of current thinking and current activity in the area of company training programs for graduate engineers, …

A Study Of The Optimization Of Ethylene Production In A Tubular Reactor, Richard W. J. Robertson

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The pyrolysis of ethane is a complex reaction involving six individual reactions in a reactant mixture of thirteen components. It is further complicated by the deposition of carbon along the reactor walls. The carbon buildup eventually necessitates reactor shutdown, During the intermediate stages the reactor experiences a gradual increase in inlet pressure which affects the reaction conditions, Optimum temperature profiles exist because the yield goes up with increasing temperature, but, consequently, the reactor must be shut down and cleaned out with increasing frequency. The combined effect causes the yearly production of ethylene to go through an optimum.

To find this …

The Creep And Stress Relaxation Behavior Of Silver Bearing Copper Wire, Alfred Fox

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Creep and stress-relaxation experiments were performed on silverless and silver bearing copper in the temperature range 73F to 250F. The creep experiments were conducted at constant load and temperature, the stress-relaxation tests at constant total strain and temperature for a total time period of 1000 hours. The effect of silver addition of up to 0.2 percent w/o (60oz per ton) on the creep and stress-relaxation behavior of spectrographically pure copper (99.999+ Cu) as well as on that of tough pitch and oxygen free coppers of lesser purity was studied. Spectrographically pure copper was found to be much more susceptible to …

The Evolution Of The Crafts From Function To Pure Sculpture, Elaine Martin

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Liberated Paintings, Susan Russo

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Graphic Image And Ceramic Form, Sandra Butler

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Landscapes In Gum, Barbara Johnson

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The Carousel: An Exploration Of Etching And Drypoint Techniques Through Integration Of Organic And Mechanical Symbols, Paul Porter

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Photographic Documentation: A Personal Development And Refinement Of A Photographic Approach In Making Visual Documentary Statements, Michael Robert Soluri

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Treatise On Combined Metalworking Techniques: Forged Elements And Chased Raised Shapes, Bonnie Gallagher

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A Study Of The Kinetics Of "Lith" Development, David Turbide, Michael Williams

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A kinetic infrared scanning densitometer was used to study lithographic development in real-time. The instrument proved very effective after several slight improvements to increase sensitivity and obtain Density vs Time of Development curves directly- It was noted that this apparatus could also be used lot a study of the penetration of solutions into an emulsion. An exposure series on a normal Kodalith system indicates a decrease in induction time and an increase in maximum rate (up to diffusion limit) with increasing exposure. A series of sulfite concentrations shows that the lith effect becomes detectable only below a sulfite concentration of …

Digital Executive Control Of A Hybrid Computing System, Glenn Kauffman

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This is a paper describing an interface system integrating an HP 2116B digital computer and an EAI TR-48' analog computer. The interface system provides the digital computer with the capability to control the analog computer operational modes, to read the output signals on the analog computer amplifiers and coefficient settings of the potentiometers, and to control and sense numerous interface trunks.

Relaying Pannel Road 345 Kv, Robert Jones

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The protective relay schemes for the new Rochester Gas and Electric 's 345 kV tie at Pannell Road are described. The line protection consists of two sets of permissive overreaching, direct underreaching, transferred trip schemes; one being electromechanical and one being solid state. A brief description of the basic relay schemes, a list of relays and an elementary diagram is included.

A Photomicrographic Method For The Detection Of Oxygen Content In The Hemoglobin Of The Red Blood Cell, Bruce Martin Levine, Craig Sager

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Previous attempts at photographing the hemoglobin in the red blood cells have been confined to the making of two separate images of the same blood sample; one image is recorded using a wavelength band in the isobestic point region of the spectral distribution of oxygenated and reduced blood, and the other image is made using a wavelength band of radiation in the area of greatest difference in absorption between the two blood states. The method described here attempts to obtain a measurement of oxygenation by means of only one exposure using both regions of wavelengths simultaneously. The response is the …

A Study Of Latent Image Formation In Photographic Emulsions Subjected To A Combination Of High And Low Intensity Exposures, George Macmanus

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A Study Of Zoomorphic Abstractions With Raku Sculpture, Andrew Krouse

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