CUNY Legacy ETDs
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STUDIES OF THE INTERACTION BETWEEN RHEUMATOID FACTOR AND HUMAN GAMMA-G-IMMUNOGLOBULIN. -
A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF HORMONE ACTION IN AMPHIBIAN METAMORPHOSIS.
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THE THERMODYNAMICS OF REFRACTORY METAL SILICIDES BY AN ELECTROMOTIVE FORCE METHOD.
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TOTALLY PARALLELIZABLE MANIFOLDS.
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POST-CRITERIAL PERFORMANCE IN ODDITY LEARNING AS A FUNCTION OF STIMULUS SIMILARITY, INTERPOLATED REST INTERVAL, GRADE LEVEL AND SEX.
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STUDIES ON THE BIOSYNTHETIC BLOCKS OF EIGHT NON-ALLELIC ADENINE-REQUIRINGMUTANTS OF SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE.
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SOME THEORETICAL PROBLEMS IN STATISTICAL THERMODYNAMICS OF MIXTURES.
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GRATIFICATION PATTERNS AND THE PERCEPTION OF LOCUS OF CONTROL IN YOUNG CHILDREN.
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PROBABILITY LEARNING IN THE CORRECTION T-MAZE.
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THE EFFECT OF DURATION OF REINFORCEMENT ON RUNNING BEHAVIOR AND CONSUMMATORY ACTIVITY IN A RUNWAY.
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ULTRAVIOLET ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF VINYLARSINES AND VINYLPHOSPHINES.
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TWO-DIMENSIONAL SOLIDIFICATION OF VISCOUS FLOW OVER A SIMI-INFINITE FLAT PLATE.
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A BIOCHEMIAL STUDY OF THE ADENINE AND HISTIDINE REQUIRING MUTANT ADENINE-3 OF SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE.
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EFFECT OF VIBRONIC COUPLING ON RATE OF SPREADING OF EXCITON WAVE PACKET - HIGHER ORDER EFFECTS.
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ON WEYL'S IDENTITY.
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THE REACTIONS OF TERT-BUTYL HYDROPEROXIDE AND 1-OCTENE IN THE PRESENCE OFMETAL ACETYLACETONATES.
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WALLACE STEVENS: THE MAJOR POEMS.
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AXISYMMETRIC FLUID FLOW IN TUBES WITH SURFACE SOLIDIFICATION.
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THE CHLORINATION OF ANILINES: MECHANISM OF THE REARRANGEMENT OF N-CHLOROANILINES.
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RECEIVER OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS AND PSYCHOMETRIC FUNCTIONS DETERMINED UNDER SEVERAL EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS.
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V.F. CALVERTON: INDEPENDENT RADICAL.
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UNITY AND VARIETY IN SIR PHILIP SIDNEY'S 'NEW ARCADIA' (1590).
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TIME SUB-OPTIMAL CONTROL OF A CLASS OF LINEAR SYSTEMS SUBJECT TO SEVERAL SIMULTANEOUS INPUT CONSTRAINTS.
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POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS, REVERSIBLE PHYSIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS AND BEHAVIOR IN SPECIES REPRESENTING THREE DORYLINE ANT GENERA.
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THE FRIEDEL-CRAFTS REACTION OF 1,1-BIS(BROMOMETHYL) CYCLOHEXANE; BROMINATION REACTIONS AT ADSORBENT SURFACES.