ETD Pilot

Items

• NEW RENORMALIZATION PROGRAM FOR SPONTANEOUSLY BROKEN GAUGE THEORIES. APPLICATION TO PROTON DECAY.
• LANGUAGE REALIZATION IN PHONEMIC JARGONAPHASIA: A CASE STUDY.
• THE EFFECTS OF VERBAL JUSTIFICATION OF ANSWERS, AND A NONVERBAL ATTENTION FOCUSSING TECHNIQUE ON RAVEN COLOURED PROGRESSIVE MATRICES PERFORMANCE IN MILDLY LANGUAGE DISORDERED AND NORMAL CHILDREN.
• A PHYLOGENETIC AND BIOGEOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF CYPRINODONTIFORM FISHES (TELEOSTEI: ATHERINOMORPHA).
• THE RELIGIOUS VOICE OF EMILY DICKINSON.
• EXERCISING AND RELINQUISHING CONTROL: SOME DIFFERENTIATING CONDITIONS.
• SOCIAL AREAS AND CHANGE: RELATIONSHIPS WITH AGE, SEX, COLOR AND CAUSE-SPECIFIC MORTALITY RATES OVER NEW YORK CITY HEALTH AREAS, 1960 - 1970.
• THE EFFECT OF AGING ON SPEECH PERCEPTION IN NOISE.
• EFFECTS OF TALKER DIFFERENCES ON SPEECH INTELLIGIBILITY IN THE HEARING IMPAIRED.
• DEATH AND AMERICAN PAINTING: CHARLES WILLSON PEALE TO ALBERT PINKHAM RYDER.
• THE CHEMISTRY OF QUATERNARY AMMONIUM SALTS ALPHA-SUBSTITUTED WITH PHOSPHORUS FUNCTIONAL GROUPS.
• STUDY OF THE LITHIUM-7(HELIUM-3, ALPHA)LITHIUM-6* REACTION.
• A COLLAGE-COLLABORATION: ELUARD AND ERNST.
• MONTAIGNE ET ROUSSEAU LECTEURS DE PLUTARQUE. (FRENCH TEXT).
• SOME DETERMINANTS OF ALTRUISM TOWARDS MEMBERS OF STIGMATIZED GROUPS.
• AUDITORY PROCESSING, DIAGNOSIS AND SYMPTOMATOLOGY IN PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS.
• THE INTRA-PARTY USES AND INFLUENCES OF PERSONAL RESOURCES DISTRIBUTED BY SUBURBAN PARTY ELITES.
• THE EFFECTS OF INTRADIMENSIONAL SHIFTS ON THE LENGTH OF THE PRESOLUTION PERIOD FOR DISCRIMINATION LEARNING.
• PERIPHERAL OROSENSORY MECHANISMS: CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE NEURAL CONTROL OF INGESTIVE BEHAVIOR IN THE RAT.
• ROLE OF THE VOMERONASAL ORGAN IN MURINE PRIMING AND SIGNALLING CHEMOCOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS.
• DYNAMIC LIGHT SCATTERING STUDIES OF COLLAGEN-GELATIN AND GEL.
• PEROXISOMAL FATTY ACID OXIDATION IN TETRAHYMENA AND IN RAT LIVER.
• AN EGO PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW OF EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT AND ITS APPLICATION TO CHILDHOOD PSYCHOSIS.
• THE EFFECTS OF THREE QUESTION PROPERTIES ON PROSE MEMORY AND FORWARD TEXT PROCESSING.
• THE EFFECT OF COCHLEAR DYSFUNCTION ON CENTRAL AUDITORY SPEECH TEST PERFORMANCE.