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"desensitize"
Keywords:
insensitive
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gum
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undrawn
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acidified
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unprintable
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to rendered insensitive or less sensitive. Opposite of sensitize.
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cause not to be sensitive; "The war desensitized many soldiers"; "The photographic plate was desensitized"
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make insensitive; "His military training desensitized him"
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The process of making non-image areas of a printing plate non-receptive to ink through chemical treatment of the metal, usually a gum.
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In lithography, the use of acidified gum etch to make the undrawn areas insensitive to grease and therefore unprintable.
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Keywords:
carbonless
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inhibit
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blockouts
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ink
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coating
the process of coating the CF surface of a carbonless paper or duplicating master with a material that inhibits image transfer. It also refers to the type of ink used in this process. Desensitizing is used for blockouts, copy changes, etc.
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Coating surface of a carbonless paper with desensitizing ink to inhibit image transfer.
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Keywords:
exit
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alarm
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triggering
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detection
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prepare
To prepare a book for the electronic detection system. Desensitized material will pass through the exit without triggering the alarm.
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