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to Dzikowski, a technician working for Sanns, for testing,
including distinctness of image testing using a "glow box"
(SX7). Dzikowski recorded the formulations of the plaques
based on the information he received from Marsh (SX7).
Dzikowski performed "glow box" tests on the plaques and
compared them to steel panels similarly painted and found the
plaques prepared by Marsh possessed extraordinary distinctness
of image (DOI) (SX7, ¶'s 9, 10 and 15).
In a report to Sanns (SX 8), Dzikowski noted the
results he obtained and expressed his opinion that the plaques
gave the best DOI results he had ever seen. Dzikowski
strongly recommended to Sanns that he follow up on the plaques
as prepared. Both Dr. Taylor and Sanns received Dzikowski's
report (SR514, 515; SX20). Subsequently, in March 1986, Marsh
prepared a another set of plaques from a polyurethane and/or
polyurea filled with mica from the J.M. Huber corporation and
recorded the materials used to prepare the plaques in his
notebook (SX13). In May 1986, Dzikowski performed
paintability tests on the plaques prepared by Marsh in March,
including DOI measurements using a "glow box" (SX7, ¶22, SX11,
SX12). The second set of plaques also yielded a DOI within 10
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