ETD Pilot

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• THE FINAL VISION OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
• SOME EXTENSIONS AND APPLICATIONS OF WEYL'S IDENTITY.
• ATTITUDE CHANGE AS A FUNCTION OF SOURCE CREDIBILITY, AUTHORITARIANISM, AND MESSAGE AMBIGUITY.
• CONCERNING FIXED-POINT FREE ORIENTATION PRESERVING HOMEOMORPHISMS OF THE EUCLIDEAN PLANE.
• INTERMEDIARY REACTIONS INVOLVING (SODIUM PLUS POTASSIUM)-DEPENDENT ATPASE.
• PHYSIOLOGICAL AND GENETIC STUDIES OF X-RAY RESISTANCE IN BUDDING YEAST CELLS.
• FRAMED DOME DYNAMICS AND LOWER BOUND TO THE FUNDAMENTAL FREQUENCY OF STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS.
• MUSSOLINI'S GADFLY: ROBERTO FARINACCI.
• BRITAIN AND AMERICA FACE JAPAN, 1931-1933: A STUDY OF ANGLO-AMERICAN FAREASTERN DIPLOMACY DURING THE MANCHURIAN AND SHANGHAI CRISES.
• THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE PERCEPTUAL STYLES OF FIELD DEPENDENCY AND FIELD INDEPENDENCY TO SOME FORMAL FEATURES OF ATTITUDES.
• LOW TEMPERATURE VOLUME EXPANSION OF LITHIUM-HYDRIDE: LITHIUM-TRITIDE.
• AGE DIFFERENCES IN THE PRODUCTION AND PERSISTENCE OF PERCEPTUAL HYPOTHESES.
• REACTIONS OF CHLORINE ATOMS AND CHLORINATED ALKYL RADICALS.
• THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HYPERACTIVITY AND IMPULSIVE RESPONSIVENESS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN.
• ACTION OF SULFHYDRYL INHIBITORS ON FROG SKELETAL MUSCLE.
• STUDIES IN COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY AND MORPHOLOGY OF THE SALAMANDER GENUS DESMOGNATHUS (AMPHIBIA: CAUDATA).
• AMERICAN POLITICS--1793-1809: A CASE STUDY IN THE THEORY OF CRITICAL ELECTIONS.
• THE ROLE OF TEMPORAL UNCERTAINTY IN THE DEPLOYMENT OF ATTENTION TO EXTERNAL SIGNALS OR STIMULUS-INDEPENDENT THOUGHT AND FANTASY.
• APPROACHES TO THE SYNTHESIS OF NON-ISOMERIZABLE DEWAR BENZENE DERIVATIVES.
• RADIATION DAMAGE IN MOLECULAR CRYSTALS.
• THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE ON THE FUNCTIONAL DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME.
• HALL EFFECT OF HOLES IN ANTHRACENE.
• THE EFFECTS OF VARIATIONS IN EXPECTANCY FULFILLMENT AND GOAL DEPENDENCY ON IMPRESSION FORMATION.
• EFFECTIVENESS OF VARIOUS MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION CHARACTERISTICS ON EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION AND PERFORMANCE AS A FUNCTION OF THE EMPLOYEE'S NEED FOR INDEPENDENCE.
• FIELD DEPENDENCY AND REHABILITATION THERAPY IN PHYSICALLY DISABLED PATIENTS.