ETD Pilot

Items

• The sacred as everyday: Food and ritual in Aztec art.
• NMR structural studies of fatty acid -binding proteins.
• Maori art in America: The display and collection history of Maori art in the United States, 1802--2006.
• Preschoolers' play negotiations: The development of interpersonal understanding.
• Lifting Toeplitz /Hankel computations.
• Automated registration of two-dimensional images with three-dimensional range data in a photorealistic modeling system of urban scenes.
• Ready or not? An assessment of the California SEMS emergency management program.
• Manufacturing gemeinschaft: Architecture, tradition, and the sociology of community in Germany, 1890--1920.
• Living death: Loss, mourning, and ethnic renewal in contemporary American fiction.
• Household consumption and liquidity constraints: The impact of constraint relaxation.
• Metric properties of Thompson's groups F(n) and F(n,m).
• The horn parts in Handel's operas and oratorios and the horn players who performed in these works.
• Affective communication as a mechanism of change in the treatment of borderline personality disorder.
• Strongly unfoldable cardinals made indestructible.
• Trial by fire: Abraham Lincoln and the law.
• The reliability and validity of the Adolescent Nervios Scale.
• The transformation of a woman's sense of self after the birth of her first child.
• Calling out liberty: Human rights discourse and early American literature.
• A woman's legacy: Conflict in the mother -daughter relationship in contemporary American fiction.
• Performance modeling and knowledge processing in high-speed interconnected intelligent educational networks.
• Airport age: Architecture and modernity in America.
• An exploration of adult patients with histories of childhood trauma: The role of play in the treatment.
• Cranial shape variation in Homo erectus.
• Walking the line: Social movement interest groups and the delicate balance between social movements and political parties.
• The role of immigrant service organizations in the transformation of cultural capital.