ETD Pilot

Items

• ELEMENTARY PATTERNS FOR LARGE CONFORMAL ARRAYS.
• DETERMINATION OF TRANSFER ACTIVITY COEFFICIENTS USING EMF CELLS WITH LIQUID JUNCTION.
• A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF REVOLUTIONARY NATIONALIST MOVEMENTS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA--FRELIMO (MOZAMBIQUE) AND THE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS OF SOUTH AFRICA.
• EMPLOYMENT, HOMEMAKING, AND MARRIED WOMEN: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERSONALITY STYLES, LIFE PATTERNS, AND MOODS.
• SOME RESULTS IN ALGEBRAIC COMPLEXITY THEORY.
• RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGE AND EFFECTS UPON WORK: A STUDY OF OLDER WORKERS IN THE GARMENT INDUSTRY.
• DEGENERESCENCE ET REGENERESCENCE DANS LES ROMANS D'EMILE ZOLA ET DE MANUEL ZENO GANDIA. ETUDE COMPARATIVE (FRENCH TEXT).
• THEORY OF ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY INDUCED PARTICULATE AGGREGATION.
• UNITS, ADMISSIBLE ORIENTED PARALLELOPIPEDS AND BASES.
• VIDA Y CRITICA LITERARIA DE ENRIQUE PINEYRO.
• BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER: ITS RELATION TO THE MAJOR PSYCHOSES AND OTHER GENETIC FACTORS.
• THE EMERGENCE OF NATIONALISM IN BRITISH WEST AFRICA, 1912-1940.
• ON THE VOLUME OF TUBES.
• GLUCOSE REPRESSION RESISTANT MUTATIONS OF MITOCHONDRIAL BIOGENESIS IN YEAST.
• SITUATIONAL AND DISPOSITIONAL DETERMINANTS OF MUTUALITY-ALIENATION IN DYADS.
• PHOTOFISSION AND PHOTOEXCITATION STUDIES.
• SYNTHETIC VISION: A STUDY OF ELIZABETHAN JUSTICE AND THE STRUCTURE OF RENAISSANCE GENRE.
• MICHEL DE GHELDERODE'S SHORT ONE-ACT PLAYS.
• RATIONALITY AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICS: JUERGEN HABERMAS'S COMMUNICATIVE ETHICS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR POLITICAL THEORY.
• THE MAKING OF A MEKRANOTI CHIEF: THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF LEADERSHIP IN A NATIVE SOUTH AMERICAN SOCIETY.
• MECHANISM OF FORMATION OF OIL-IN-WATER MICROEMULSIONS.
• THE EFFECTS OF T(D) DURATION AND PLACEMENT ON OPERANT BEHAVIOR.
• THE ETHICAL PRAGMATISM OF ALBERT CAMUS: TWO STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF IDEAS (FRENCH TEXT).
• FORCE BALANCING MACHINES AND OPTIMIZATION OF DYNAMIC REACTIONS FOR PLANAR MECHANISMS.
• ON THE MULTIPLE SEGMENTATION PROBLEM: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFICACY OF THE MULTIPLE LOGIT APPROACH IN PREDICTING SEGMENT MEMBERSHIP.