ETD Pilot

Items

• PROXY CONTESTS FOR CONTROL: THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR CORPORATE BEHAVIOR.
• ROBUST SUPERRESOLVING RESTORATION WITH APPLICATIONS.
• THE INSTITUTIONALIZED FOUNDATIONS OF PROFESSIONALISM: INDUSTRY AND THE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM.
• A DIRECT SYNTHESIS OF VINYLIC PHOSPHONATES FROM VINYLIC HALIDES AND HALIDE EXCHANGE AT VINYLIC POSITION CATALYZED BY COPPER(I) HALIDE COMPLEXES OF TRIVALENT PHOSPHORUS.
• METABOLISM OF 3,4-DIHYDROXYBUTYL-1-PHOSPHONATE IN BACILLUS SUBTILIS.
• DETERMINANTS OF VARIATION IN INFANT MORTALITY RATES AMONG COUNTIES OF THE UNITED STATES: THE ROLES OF SOCIAL POLICIES AND PROGRAMS.
• MEMORY FOR SENTENCES IN BRAIN-DAMAGED ADULTS.
• THE CONVERSION OF ASPERULOSIDE TO AN ANALOG OF THE COREY LACTONE-ALDEHYDE INTERMEDIATE FOR PROSTAGLANDINS.
• INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT RESOLUTION IMPACT OF RACE, ETHNICITY, AND SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS (A STUDY OF INFORMAL SOCIAL CONTROL).
• SOLUTION OF THE NEUMANN PROBLEM, FOR THE HELMHOLTZ EQUATION, IN THE EXTERIOR OF A SURFACE WITH CORNERS.
• THYROTROPIN-RELEASING HORMONE (TRH) ANTAGONISM OF PENTOBARBITAL NARCOSIS: CENTRAL NEUROMODULATION.
• VERBAL AND NONVERBAL COGNITIVE STRATEGIES OF YOUNG READERS.
• COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN THE INNER CITY: EFFECTS OF RACE AND DIALECT ON DECODING.
• PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN FOR A POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM IN SOCIAL WORK ADMINISTRATION.
• MONOCULAR RECOGNITION OF VERTICALLY-ORIENTED WORDS AND LANDOLT CS IN THE VISUAL HALF-FIELDS.
• NITROGEN-15 NMR AND PHOTOELECTRON SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES OF SMALL HETEROCYCLES.
• THE CONVERSION OF ASPERULOSIDE TO AN OPTICALLY ACTIVE PROSTAGLANDIN INTERMEDIATE.
• THERMOELECTRIC CONVERSIONS BASED ON NOISE RECTIFICATION.
• PLAY-IT-SAFE: A NEW MOTTO AND MODEL FOR BEHAVIOR IN SYLLOGISTIC REASONING TASKS.
• LIFE EXPERIENCES AS A POETIC ELEMENT IN THE WORKS OF MIGUEL HERNANDEZ. (SPANISH TEXT).
• SYMBOLIST REACTIONS TO SHAKESPEAREAN AND ELIZABETHAN DRAMA IN FRANCE.
• ALTERATIONS OF BRAIN METABOLISM BY THE NEUROTOXIN, KAINIC ACID.
• PROTEIN GLYCONEOGENESIS IN TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS.
• PASCAL AND THE JEWS.
• STUDIES OF HUMAN ACID BETA-GLUCOSIDASE AND TYPE 1 GAUCHER DISEASE.