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Automatic Merchandising, D. Kenneth Winebrenner Jan 1967

Automatic Merchandising, D. Kenneth Winebrenner

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A Collection Of Writings And Line Drawings, Bonnie Kimpland Jan 1967

A Collection Of Writings And Line Drawings, Bonnie Kimpland

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Ceramic Fountains, Tarrant Hookham Jan 1967

Ceramic Fountains, Tarrant Hookham

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Collage And Relief Painting, Mark Greenlund Jan 1967

Collage And Relief Painting, Mark Greenlund

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Birds As A Source Of Pictorial Creativity, Sylvia Bornarth Dec 1966

Birds As A Source Of Pictorial Creativity, Sylvia Bornarth

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Exploration Of A Corporate Image: "In The Visual Perspective", H. Clapsaddle Aug 1966

Exploration Of A Corporate Image: "In The Visual Perspective", H. Clapsaddle

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Experimental Three-Dimensional Design, Jacqueline O'Connell Aug 1966

Experimental Three-Dimensional Design, Jacqueline O'Connell

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Seraglio, Racenis Maruta Jun 1966

Seraglio, Racenis Maruta

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Vases, Louis Rumbalski Jun 1966

Vases, Louis Rumbalski

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A Ceramic Mural, Thomas R. Zabriskie Jun 1966

A Ceramic Mural, Thomas R. Zabriskie

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Seraglio, Maruta Racenis Jun 1966

Seraglio, Maruta Racenis

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Possibilities In Pottery: Cooking Ware Including Flameware, James Grittner May 1966

Possibilities In Pottery: Cooking Ware Including Flameware, James Grittner

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Correlation And Coordination Of Engineering Properties Of Zirconium And Zirconium Alloys, Rasiklal Jethalal Shah May 1966

Correlation And Coordination Of Engineering Properties Of Zirconium And Zirconium Alloys, Rasiklal Jethalal Shah

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This thesis is a report on the mechanical, nuclear, electrical and chemical properties of the zirconium and five zirconium-base binary alloys: zirconium-tin alloys, zirconium-aluminium alloys, zirconium-titanium alloys, zirconium-niobium alloys, and zirconium-hafnium alloys. The peculiarities of these alloys, as related to its history, heat treatment and composition, are discussed. This work discusses the effect of temperature and impurities such as carbon, oxygen, nitrogen and hydrogen on mechanical properties and corrosion resistance of zirconium and zirconium alloys. Zirconium metal production is briefly discussed. Empirical formula, by which the thermal conductivity of zirconium alloys can be calculated by the measurements of thermal resistivity, …


Xerox Advertising, William Mcdonald May 1966

Xerox Advertising, William Mcdonald

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Incunabula 1966, Leroy Robert Wilce May 1966

Incunabula 1966, Leroy Robert Wilce

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Direction, Joseph Antinore Jr May 1966

Direction, Joseph Antinore Jr

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Irregular Paintings, Rollin Hanson May 1966

Irregular Paintings, Rollin Hanson

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Icarus, Barbara Bruno May 1966

Icarus, Barbara Bruno

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Drawing And Painting: Reinterpretation Of Far Eastern Miniatures, James Bracy May 1966

Drawing And Painting: Reinterpretation Of Far Eastern Miniatures, James Bracy

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Nature, Man And The Young Reader, Miller Jane May 1966

Nature, Man And The Young Reader, Miller Jane

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Nature, Man And The Young Reader, Jane Miller May 1966

Nature, Man And The Young Reader, Jane Miller

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The Effect Of Aqueous Materials And Papers On Subject Matter, Gordon Myer May 1966

The Effect Of Aqueous Materials And Papers On Subject Matter, Gordon Myer

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The Effect Of Negative And Positive Granularity On The Final Print Granularity, W. Norman Pierce, Avron Hecht May 1966

The Effect Of Negative And Positive Granularity On The Final Print Granularity, W. Norman Pierce, Avron Hecht

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Theoretically, the relation of negative and positive rms granularity to the final print granularity is described by the following equation: σ(D)print=[ σ(D)2negative material+ σ(D)2positive material]1/2. Using fine, medium and coarse grained positive and negative materials in a variety of printing situations, the validity of the above equation was tested. Results of this investigation indicated that the hypothesized equation does not hold for a variety of printing situations.


Evaluation Of Halftone Images By Modulation Transfer, John Price, Paul Kennedy May 1966

Evaluation Of Halftone Images By Modulation Transfer, John Price, Paul Kennedy

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This paper concerns an investigation for determining the feasibility of employing methods, similar to those used in conventional continuous tone photography, for determining the modulation transfer of variable area images on lithographic films. It deals with some of the special problems of separating the signal (the image) from the noise (the pattern of the screen), and describes the instruments and approaches to data read-out.


Latent Image Stability In High Resolution Plates, Robert Mottice May 1966

Latent Image Stability In High Resolution Plates, Robert Mottice

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A study of the stability of the latent image in High Resolution Plates is presented. Two factors have been investigated- relative humidity before and after exposure and the length of time under such conditions. It was found that in conditions of 60% relative humidity or less, fading does not pose any real threat to the commercial user and that under 100% R.H. conditions fading takes place quite rapidly.


Effect Of Sulfite And Bromide Concentration On Mtf Of The Film, Mark Redzikowski May 1966

Effect Of Sulfite And Bromide Concentration On Mtf Of The Film, Mark Redzikowski

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The Modulation Transfer Function, the granularity and its relation to each other were investigated as functions of developer composition for a black and white sheet film. Variations in developer composition were made to examine the effects of the concentrations of sulfite and bromide independently and clue to their interactions. The resulting changes for most compositions were found to be insignificant. Only one combination where bromide concentration was high and sulfite normal, resulting change was significant.


Sensitometric Characteristics Of Monobaths, Kenneth Gould, Bert Zaccaria May 1966

Sensitometric Characteristics Of Monobaths, Kenneth Gould, Bert Zaccaria

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The United States Air Force presently uses SO-233 Duplicating Film for the processing of transparent prints and has achieved a long straight line curve for reproduction control purposes. Type 8430 Duplicating Film is also used for the same purpose but for different contrasts. Their problem was that the developer and Type 8430 were not compatible and did not have a sufficiently high density or a long enough straight line. The results of this experiment have yielded a monobath formulation which when used with type 8430 film will give the desired density and straight line required.


Optical And Mechanical Movement In Painting, Carolyn Lepage May 1966

Optical And Mechanical Movement In Painting, Carolyn Lepage

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The Effects Of Sludge On The Image Quality Of A Particular Film-Monobath Combination, Alfred Dilascia, Ronald Hubbard May 1966

The Effects Of Sludge On The Image Quality Of A Particular Film-Monobath Combination, Alfred Dilascia, Ronald Hubbard

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Sludge is considered by many to be a factor limiting the usefulness of monobaths. A particular film-monobath combination was tested for the effects of sludge on sensitometry, granularity, and acutance. It was found that the presence of sludge did not alter the sensitometric characteristics; however, through solution usage, the acutance and granularity decreased. Removal of the sludge by filtration during usage resulted in improved image quality over the comparison solution in which sludge was allowed to accumulate.


A Colorimetric Determination Of The Decay In An Observer's Color Sensation Due To Adaptation, Gary Zeff May 1966

A Colorimetric Determination Of The Decay In An Observer's Color Sensation Due To Adaptation, Gary Zeff

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When the eye gazes at a colored stimulus over a certain length of time, it becomes fatigued and perceives the stimulus differently after it has adapted to it than when it first viewed it. An instrument has been designed, built, and tested and the results indicate that there is a significant difference between the fatigued eye and the fresh eye and that this difference can be expressed in colorimetric terms.