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Ozalid

(ˈɒzəlɪd)

1. (Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) trademark a method of duplicating type matter, illustrations, etc, when printed on translucent paper. It is used for proofing

2. (Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) a reproduction produced by this method

[C20: formed by reversing diazo and inserting l]

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Oz•a•lid

(ˈɒz ə lɪd)

1. Trademark. a process for reproducing line drawings, manuscripts, and the like on a sensitized paper developed by ammonia vapor.

2. a reproduction made by this process.

Translations

ozalid

n (Typ) → Blaukopie f

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She notes that he purchased his enormous custom-made paper from what she calls a blue printer, and when folded in half, as is the case with this manuscript, the resulting page was the perfect size for his Ozalid copier.

A facsimile of Schoenberg's A Survivor from Warsaw

(30.) The Octavian Society holds several sources related to the Parergon, among them: Two manuscript piano reductions by Otto Singer with alterations, modifications and performing instructions by Wittgenstein; The scribal manuscript of the piano-solo part, extensively annotated by Wittgenstein; Four ozalid reproductions of the scribal full score used as conducting scores throughout Wittgenstein's performing career in Europe and North America; Two complete sets of scribal manuscript orchestral parts, including the one used at the premier of the work in Dresden on 16.

Paul Wittgenstein's voice and Richard Strauss's music: discovering the musical dialogue between composer and performer: to Daniel Ng Yat Chiu (1937-2013) for his generous and ongoing support of music and music research

A cheque for pounds 500 was handed over by Fred Newby, works manager of Ozalid Engineering, to Diane Thomas (right), retiring chairman of the Guisborough Action for Pre-school Group.

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If the work is to be copied, guidelines can be made with a light blue pencil or pen, since photocopy and ozalid process machines do not reproduce blue well.

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(50.) Ozalid (a black-line copying process) produced purple copies.

Leo Zeitlin's Musical Works on Jewish Themes for New York's Capitol Theatre, 1927-1930

Many of the numbers in the second version of the piano-vocal score appear to be reproduced using a diazo (ozalid) process that could not have been available to Hanson before the early 1930s.

An operatic skeleton on the western frontier: Zitkala-Sa, William F. Hanson, and The Sun Dance Opera

Environmental factors measured at each 1 x 1 m plot included mean tephra depth in 1980 (except at site DP); percentage of the plot covered by snow during tephra deposition (based on the cracking of the tephra crust [Antos and Zobel 1982]); and light intensity based on a 1-d exposure of an ozalid paper sensor at the soil surface in each plot center (Friend 1961) in 1981 (sites DP and DR) and 1982 (all sites), expressed as a percentage of light received in a nearby clearcut.

A decade of recovery of understory vegetation buried by volcanic tephra from Mount St. Helens

Integrated (24 h) photon flux density ([Sigma]PFD) was estimated with Ozalid paper light meters (Friend 1961) placed on the channel walls on 8 August.

Light limitation in a stream ecosystem: responses by primary producers and consumers

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