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Radiant White

Musical Instruments (painted wood), Pablo Picasso, 1914 Target with Four Faces (canvas and plaster), Jasper Johns, 1955 Radiant White 952 (cardboard and plywood), Robert Rauschenberg, 1971... [Pg.283]

Environmentally Responsive Work-stations (ERWs). Workers in open-office areas have direct, individual control over both the temperature and air-flow. Radiant heaters and vents are built directly into their furniture and are controlled by a panel on their desks, which also provides direct control of task lighting and of white noise levels (to mask out nearby noises). A motion sensor in each ERW turns it off when the worker leaves the space, and brings it back on when he or she returns. [Pg.671]

Providing that care has been taken in the disc preparation the final disc should be slightly opaque due to the presence of the sample (the blank disc should be transparent). Should the disc show a number of white spots, it is probable that the mixture has been unevenly ground. If the disc shows a tendency to flake, then excessive grinding of the powder is indicated. If after being removed from the die the disc becomes cloudy this is indicative of the uptake of water to avoid this difficulty it is necessary to ensure that the die is evacuated for a sufficiently long period and that the removal of the disc from the die is carried out under a radiant heater. [Pg.262]

Barometric pressure is detected by bellows against a reference, which is provided by a sealed-in vacuum. Exposing the instrument to direct sunlight, radiant heaters, or to direct drafts, such as from open windows or doors, should be avoided. Air temperature is measured with a platinum resistance thermometer. It is placed in a long tube that has been painted white on the outside to reflect solar radiation. A small blower pulls ambient air into the tube and across the thermometer. [Pg.518]

Dix and Lavan conducted studies to measure the effectiveness of draperies and other indoor shading devices on the coefficient of thermal transmission, U, under winter and summer conditions (89)- With the aid of two environmentally controlled chambers and thermistors located near a test window, they determined that a medium-colored drapery with a white plastic backing reduced conductive heat loss in the winter by 6-1%, and conductive and radiant (solar) heat gains in the slimmer by 33%. Because shades inside casements were more effective than draperies in reducing heat loss under winter conditions, they concluded that the ability of the material to block air flow was more important than other properties of the material used (8 ). [Pg.268]

In dispersive spectrometers, the Rayleigh radiation may produce stray radiation in the entire spectrum, the intensity of which may be higher than that of the Raman lines. Interferometers transform the Poisson distribution of the light quanta of the Rayleigh radiation into white noise, which overlays the entire Raman spectrum. Therefore, all types of spectrometers must have means to reduce the radiant power of the exciting radiation accompanying the Raman radiation. [Pg.137]

Entered their world. They took me to a rainforest where everything was magnificently alive and vibrant. Tree roots spiraled like snakes in the rich fecund Earth. The roots became snakes, everything became snakes, as I heard her say, I am Mama Quilla, who is a South American moon goddess. T saw the radiant full moon illuminating a tree where a beautiful white plumed bird roosted in the upper... [Pg.194]

The refractive index of a pigment at each wavelength is determined by its crystal structure. Titanium dioxide pigments (rutile and anatase) differ from each other and from other white pigments or crystalline substances, like silicon dioxide, in the proportion of radiant energy that is transmitted, absorbed, or re-... [Pg.135]


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