Documentation by photographing

All pipework and tubes (electricity, water, gasses, air ducts, etc.) should be documented by photographs before the wall is finally closed during construction. Those pictures can demonstrate later that the finished construction indeed does correspond with the as-built drawings. As-built drawings are the drawings that exactly represent the finally built constructive reality. At places where the wall should be loaded with objects to be mounted, the constructor should apply back styles. These are fortifications introduced in the wall,... 

The garments and their creators were documented by the photographer Diana Lui who has for a long time consciously worked with the photographic image as an honest portrait interface. The images she produces show a sincere commitment exploring the... 

A special debt of gratitude is owed to Mr F.W. Allan who came to Corsham in 1936 from County Durham, where he had been manager at Beamish Colliery, to take charge of the construction of the Central Ammunition Depot. Mr Allan has allowed me imrestricted access to his unique collection of contemporary documents and photographs which have provided the core of this narrative, backed up by his faultless and lucid memory of events and people. Fred Allan s pride in the achievements of his fellow countrymen from the distressed areas of northern... 

This part of an SVA is specific to the physical facilities covered by the security and facifity access policy. Up-to-date drawings of campus features, vehicular traffic, pedestrian circulation, site and terrain, and buildings are critical resources for this investigation. Walk-throughs of specific buildings that use or store chemicals, and a tour of the entire site or campus, should be conducted. These inspections should be documented with photographs or videos of specific conditions. 

Human modification of a slope can be documented by maps and aerial photographs and from construction and excavation records. Separate identification of artificially-induced landslides is useful for administrative purposes and in hazard and risk assessments. 

Regardless of the type of corrosion, the initial, basic evaluation should be a visual inspection in the as-corroded" condition, assisted by low-power (3 to 10X) magnification. A written description should be kept, preferably documented with photographs. If the sample is disassembled or cleaned, the visual/photographic inspection should be repeated. Cleaning in concentrated nitric acid, method... 

The separate chapter on photographic documentation of thin-layer chromatograms in the first edition (Chapter 9) has been eliminated and the subject is now covered in Chapter 8 ( Detection, Identification, and Documentation by K.-A. Kovar and Gerda E. Morlock). A new chapter titled Automation and Robotics in Planar Chromatography by Eric P. R. Postaire, Pascal Delvordre, and Christian Sarbach (Chapter 14) has been added. A chapter on polymers and oligomers was not included in this edition because of a lack of sufficient new information on this topic. 

Photographs—Photographs are very effective if properly made and documented. All photographs by Research Photography are assigned reference numbers which correspond to the dates listed on the order form. Photographs procured through any other... 

Incubate the spotted YES plates for 2 days at 30 °C and subsequently document the growth of the yeast cells by photographing the plates on a dark background (Figs. 1 and 2). 

Selenium is used in Xerography for reproducing and copying documents, letters, etc. It is used by the glass industry to decolorize glass and to make ruby-colored glasses and enamels. It is also used as a photographic toner, and as an additive to stainless steel. 

Color reproduction of the chromatograms can be achieved by color photography — the best, but also the most expensive method of documenting thin-layer chromatograms. It can be used not only to produce true-color reproductions of colored zones but also — with the aid of a Reprostar (Fig. 64) or a UVIS analysis lamp (Fig. 6) — of fluorescent or fluorescence-quenched zones. When photograph-... 

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