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Wrestling With Angels, Robert Cooper
Small D.C. Bipolar Electromagnetic Design: Optimization And Analysis, John J. Breen
Small D.C. Bipolar Electromagnetic Design: Optimization And Analysis, John J. Breen
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The design of electromagnets is an iterative process in which the designer arrives at a solution to his design problem through repeated design trials. This procedure can be time consuming, and the resultant configuration may or may not be the best one for the constraints imposed on it. In addition, the designer must have a reasonable knowledge of magnetics to carry out these design steps. This paper presents the basic equations necessary for designing and analyzing a horseshoe-shaped D.C. electromagnet. With this base, two methods are developed to optimize a design for maximum holding force, subject to prespecified constraints. The …
Relational-Like File Structure, Robert A. Fabbio
Relational-Like File Structure, Robert A. Fabbio
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The currently operational relational-like structure, as well as a primitive database management system is described. The proposed file structure integrates a B-tree variant, inverted files, and other structures to provide the underlying facility. The database management system supports multi-user, multi-database retrieval through relational views of both data and documents, as well as the interface to non-procedural languages. Emphasis regarding design decisions and tradeoffs were related to: 1) the Unix* operating system; 2) the access methods supported; 3) future development, such as document processing (information storage and retrieval), concurrency control and recovery.
The Effects Of Race On The Attitudes Of Children Toward Television Advertising, Kathleen S. Wallis
The Effects Of Race On The Attitudes Of Children Toward Television Advertising, Kathleen S. Wallis
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The purpose of this study was to determine if there are any significant differences in the attitudes of black as compared to white children toward television advertising.
Several researchers have previously concluded that the race of a child is a contributing factor to his or her attitude toward television advertising. However, these researchers compared black and white children in extremely different environments and from extremely different backgrounds. This study attempted to compare the attitudes of black and white children toward television advertising when those children live in similar environments, attend the same school, and are from similar socio-economic backgrounds.
A …
Techniques For Grading Programming Labs, Kathleen Muller
Techniques For Grading Programming Labs, Kathleen Muller
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Techniques for manual and automated grading of programming labs are discussed. Topics investigated include: general grading of programming labs, plagiarism detection, pro gram documentation, program output, and program efficiency. This investigation led to the development of automated grading tools that report on style and point to possible instances of plagiarism. The techniques utilized will be discussed and their use demonstrated.
A Traffic Simulation Model Of Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway, Juichiro Miyaoka
A Traffic Simulation Model Of Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway, Juichiro Miyaoka
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Not provided.
Smalltalk-80 Virtual Machine, Ashraful Huq
The Synthesis And Characteristics Of Nonsteroidal Antiestrogens; Hydroxytamoxifen And N,N-Dimethyl Analog Of Nafoxidine, Brian O'Shaughnessy
The Synthesis And Characteristics Of Nonsteroidal Antiestrogens; Hydroxytamoxifen And N,N-Dimethyl Analog Of Nafoxidine, Brian O'Shaughnessy
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Introductory Remarks and Statement of Purpose: Estrogens and estrogen mimetic compounds have long been known to be potent growth promoters. It is also well established that within the cells of estrogen target organs there are proteins which act as specific receptors and as such bind estrogen against a concentration gradient (1). Additionally, these proteins are capable of carrying the estrogenic molecule across the nuclear membrane in an as yet not fully understood, thermally activated mechanism. Once inside the nucleus, the estrogenic molecule (that is estrogenic in binding ability) will then either enhance or diminish transcription, translocation, and subsequently protein growth. …
Reliable File Transfer Across A 10 Megabit Ethernet, Mark Van Dellon
Reliable File Transfer Across A 10 Megabit Ethernet, Mark Van Dellon
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The Ethernet communications network is a broadcast, multi-access system for local computing networks. Such a network was used to connect six 68000 based Charles River Data Systems for the purpose of file transfer. Each system required hardware installation and connection to the Ethernet cable. The software is an implementation which conforms to Xerox "PUP File Transfer Protocol Specifications". This required the writing of two programs, the FTP user and the FTP server. Each program was built upon common communication packages which also had to be written. These communication routines transferred data over the Ethernet using the PARC Universal Packets (PUP) …
The World's Highest Inhabited Place: Aucanquilcha, Chile, Jose Araneda
The World's Highest Inhabited Place: Aucanquilcha, Chile, Jose Araneda
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Determination Of The Existence Or Non-Existence Of Low-Intensity Reciprocity Law Failure In Kodak Micro Positive Resist 809, Jutta C. Middel
Determination Of The Existence Or Non-Existence Of Low-Intensity Reciprocity Law Failure In Kodak Micro Positive Resist 809, Jutta C. Middel
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This thesis was performed to determine if low intensity reciprocity law -failure (RLF) exists in Kodak Micro Positive Resist B09 (KMPR 809) . At exposure irradiances at or below .44 mw/sq cm, it was observed that solublization of the photopolymer was incomplete, indicating that low-intensity RLF of the photosolubilization does exist. RLF was indicated by the formation of a "scum" layer over the exposed areas of the resist, the thickness of which increased with decreased irradiance. Mechanisms have been identified which may explain the RLF of the photoreaction. Confirmation of the proposed mechanisms could be the subject of another study. …
The Gshell: A Graphical Command Language For Unix Operating System, Andrew Kitchen
The Gshell: A Graphical Command Language For Unix Operating System, Andrew Kitchen
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The Gshell, a graphical command interpreter for Unix, and an executing and editing environment far the Gshell system are described. Through the use of a pictorial representation of command scripts the Gshell system provides a more powerful expression of concurrency than is possible with conventional Unix command languages. Its syntax and use is explained and major features of its underlying control and data structures are discussed from the point of view of the designer and the programmer.
Video Boundaries, James E. Lyle
Experimental Quantification Of The Image Quality Loss Due To The Effect Of Screen Ruling, Chantana Tangseree
Experimental Quantification Of The Image Quality Loss Due To The Effect Of Screen Ruling, Chantana Tangseree
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The purpose of this research is to measure the amount of image quality loss due to the effect of screening an image with halftone screens. This was done by using screens of different line number and images with differing amounts of image quality. Six black and white continuous tone positive originals were used to scale the image quality. These prints had been produced so as to have equal steps of image quality from the sharpest and ranging to some lower image quality which was at or slightly below a just acceptable level of image quality. Each of these images was …
Night Fever, Anthony Ward
The Selection And Conservation Of A Collection Of Nineteenth Century Architectural Photographs, Douglas Severson
The Selection And Conservation Of A Collection Of Nineteenth Century Architectural Photographs, Douglas Severson
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Not listed.
Tensile Analyses Of Creep In Plastics Using The Finite Element Method, Frank A. Porter
Tensile Analyses Of Creep In Plastics Using The Finite Element Method, Frank A. Porter
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The deformation, stress relaxation, stress recovery, creep rupture, creep buckling, and creep ratchetting aspects of creep are discussed with the emphasis on deformation of a plastic due to a tensile load. Two problems were run using the ABAQUS Finite Element Program: an axisymmetric steel pressure vessel with elliptical end caps, and a plastic rectangular beam in tension. The pressure vessel model was used to check the ABAQUS program against the literature. A graphical comparison of the stress results showed that the program showed the proper relationships and magnitudes to confirm agreement The plastic rectangular beam problem showed an error less …
The Changes In Ink Tack And Paper Picking As Effected By Ink Viscosity, Chih-Chao Yeh
The Changes In Ink Tack And Paper Picking As Effected By Ink Viscosity, Chih-Chao Yeh
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The Inkometer is the most commonly used for measuring ink tack. Several problems Involved in use of the Inkometer to measure tack are discussed. An attractive method of measuring ink tack is needed. This study concerns the relationship of ink tack to viscosity. Ink tack is of importance at the moment of printing. Since it correlates with the picking of paper, the relationship between viscosity and paper picking as correlected with the different press speeds were investigated. An I G T Printability Tester (Model-Al) with a printing spring attachment was used to apply ink to paper. An Inkometer and a …
Glass: A Study Of Interior Spaces, Concetta Mason
Separated Realities, Andrew Dean Powell
Three Installations: A Thesis Chronicle, Jonathan F. Kline
Determination Of The Neighboring Molecule To The Fc Receptor On Human Macrophages, Lorri Jean Malinski
Determination Of The Neighboring Molecule To The Fc Receptor On Human Macrophages, Lorri Jean Malinski
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Chemical cross-linking studies have been carried out to investigate near neighbors to the receptor for immunoglobulin G[lgG] on U937 cells both before and after solubilization of the receptor. A cross-linked product with a molecular weight of 350.000 daltons was achieved with. DMS on intact and lysed U937 cells, DTBP on intact cells and DSS on cell lysates, with anti-FcR as the immunoprecipitation reagent. Following cross-linking of the U937 cells with DTBP and analysis by two-dimensional gel electrophoresis the p350 molecule appeared to be a p 1 70 dimer. The pl70 molecular has been related to some nonspecificity of the anti-FcR. …
In Vivo Spectral Absorption Analysis Enabling The Classification Of Pigmented Cutaneous Lesions: Investigating System Design And The Role Of Faculative Melanin In The Spectral Determination Of Skin Type Classification, Howard E. Mahran
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A spectroradiometer was designed and built to record in vivo absorption characteristics of the lateral elbow. An analysis of variance of spectral characteristics between 400 and 1100 nanometers of faculative melanin to skin types one two and three was performed. The hypothysis that skin type could be differentiate by spectral recordings of in vivo faculative melanin was rejected. Further research is required to correlate constitutional melanin to skin type classification, in order to form a reference for pigmented cutaneous lesion classification.
Digital Processing Of Compressed Image Data, Andrew Masia
Digital Processing Of Compressed Image Data, Andrew Masia
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Certain image processing functions can be implemented more efficiently when the input data is in compressed form. Such an experimental system has been studied and simulated. The system consists of a one-dimensional Differential Pulse Code Modulation (DPCM) compressor, a one-dimensional non-recursive linear filter, and a one-dimensional DPCM decompressor, applied in that order. The implementation is more efficient because the filter is applied to the data in their compressed form, where fewer bits per pixel are required to represent them. A second, more conventional, system that contains the same functional elements but reverses the order of the filtration and decompression operations …
Cabinet-Making And The Contemporary Imagination, Daniel Bailey
Cabinet-Making And The Contemporary Imagination, Daniel Bailey
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Before becoming a serious woodworker, I was preoccupied with other art forms, primarily contemporary poetry and fiction. Film, sculpture, painting, music, and performance also seemed to be powerful genres in which the imagination could manifest itself most directly, and influence human lives with a magical force. As an undergraduate in the early 1970's, I received a degree in literature. At that time the poetry readings I attended in New York City were as important as the books and ideas to which I was exposed in a progressive classroom situation. What I gained from this experience was a particular sense of …
A Comparison Study Of Atmospheric Radiometric Calibration Methods For Aerial Thermograms, A. E. Byrnes
A Comparison Study Of Atmospheric Radiometric Calibration Methods For Aerial Thermograms, A. E. Byrnes
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A comparison study was conducted to evaluate limitations of several atmospheric calibration techniques, including: Angular, Profile, and spectrally corrected and uncorrected LOWTRAN. To accomplish this, a thermal mapper was flown over a shoreline where water surface temperatures were measured coincidentally by a ground crew. The thermogram derived observed radiances were corrected using each of the atmospheric calibration methods so that ground surface temperatures could be predicted. The R.M.S. errors of these ground temperature predictions indicated that all calibration techniques yielded similar results at 1000-foot altitude. The error remained constant for the Profile and LOWTRAN calibration techniques to 6000-foot altitude, but …
Synthetic Studies In Substituted Phenols, Involving Electrophilic Side-Chain And Ring Substitutions, Bussakorn Warote
Synthetic Studies In Substituted Phenols, Involving Electrophilic Side-Chain And Ring Substitutions, Bussakorn Warote
Theses
This work deals with two separate aspects of the chemistry of phenolic compounds. In the first section a study is reported of aryl alkyl ether synthesis using as a standard nucleophile catechol anion and as electrophilic species a range of alkyl halides. The reactions involved constituted good routes to a number of catechol mono- and di-alkyl catechol ethers. The reaction were studied systematically and key reactivity factors such as steric effects and the influence of changing alkyl chain lengths were evaluated. The high-boiling colorless products were characterize by elemental analysis, H NMR and IR spectra. As a guide to understanding …
Linearity Of An Electrophotographic Image Reproduction System, Lloyd Clark
Linearity Of An Electrophotographic Image Reproduction System, Lloyd Clark
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The linearity of image transfer is analyzed for a high resolution electrophotographic film and electrodeveloper combination. The extent of nonlinearities introduced upon transfer through the photoconduction and electrodevelopment stages is conceptualized in terms of inherent physical mechanisms. A spectral shift in narrow band exposing radiation is used to test significance of exponential absorption on linearity of photoconduction transfer. Variations in development electrode spacing and development time test for nonlinearity induced by temporal and spatial frequency dependent depletion of electrodeveloper particles. As the electrophotographic film employed in the test exhibited low absorption coefficients in all spectral bands, exponential absorption of exposing …
Photographs 1982-1983, Barbara Bosworth
Taking My Father's Pictures, Carl Raphael Yusavitz