positive process

This is, in general, a positive process that holds out great promise for the future.

Positive process is used for producing black on white copies.

Was it a wholly positive process, and what would you do differently?

Until just two days ago, it was a positive process we thought would come to a successful conclusion."

He developed his own method of producing photos called the Direct positive process.

However, development is not always a positive process.

Mr. Giuliani said he kept trying to make that point so the negotiations would be "a more positive process."

Talbot's negative/positive process eventually succeeded as the basis for almost all 19th and 20th century photography.

We'd certainly recommend this approach to colleagues at other universities - engaging with local industries is an incredibly positive process for everyone involved.

From a traditional photographic perspective, an interpositive is essentially a negative processed in a positive process.

The direct positive process involved exposing silver chloride paper to light, which turned the paper completely black.

In spite of the evident flaws, if the elections mark the beginning of a positive process, this will be a welcome development.

"Therapy has been a very positive process," Albert said yesterday at a news conference at the Garden.

Yuschenko described this as "a positive process, a process of purification.

Ladies and gentlemen, over the past 10 years, Mexico has gone through a very positive process of political and governmental modernisation.

This is a positive process.

This debate is just beginning, and I hope we will see a genuinely positive process between the Commission and Parliament.

Deleuze and Guattari argue that desire is a positive process of production that produces reality.

It is hoped that this positive process will continue so that the issues relating to the Aegean are successfully resolved in accordance with international law.

It should be borne in mind, however, that this positive process needs to be consolidated by a further cut in structural expenditure.

Some researchers criticize positive psychology for studying positive processes in isolation from negative processes.

The former can turn into positive process, when the considerable consumption intensified by higher income stimulates demand for local production and services, thus generating the employment.

Talbot continued with his experiments at the Abbey and by 1840 had discovered the negative/positive process to record photographic images by chemical means.

He managed to become a pupil to William Fox Talbot, inventor of the negative/positive process.

The first photographic automate with negative and positive process was invented by the German Carl Sasse (1896).