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Page 109
... pattern , or raster . The geometry of the modern scanning pattern is shown in Figure 2. It consists of two sets of lines . One set , marked A , is scanned first , and the lines are so laid down ed back - and - forth motion . The spot is ...
... pattern , or raster . The geometry of the modern scanning pattern is shown in Figure 2. It consists of two sets of lines . One set , marked A , is scanned first , and the lines are so laid down ed back - and - forth motion . The spot is ...
Page 113
... pattern of varying con- ductivity that matches the distribution of brightness in the optical image . The conduction paths through the lay- er allow positive charge from the signal plate ( which is maintained at a positive voltage ) to ...
... pattern of varying con- ductivity that matches the distribution of brightness in the optical image . The conduction paths through the lay- er allow positive charge from the signal plate ( which is maintained at a positive voltage ) to ...
Page 181
... pattern warp or weft yarns be- tween ground warps or wefts . Brocaded fabric has a pattern of coloured or metallic threads , or both , set in low relief against the ground weave . The ground weave can be any basic weave , since the ...
... pattern warp or weft yarns be- tween ground warps or wefts . Brocaded fabric has a pattern of coloured or metallic threads , or both , set in low relief against the ground weave . The ground weave can be any basic weave , since the ...
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