ETD Pilot

Items

• Ecole de Nice, 1956--1971.
• The "Wunderkammer" of Lady Charlotte Guest.
• The construct validity of executive functions in normal adults and in adults with mild cognitive impairment.
• The construction of a cause: Gothic architecture and the nineteenth century historical novel.
• Identifying the first person.
• Geometric morphometric analyses of extant and fossil hominoid craniofacial morphology.
• Medicinal plants and shamanism in the Amazon varzea.
• Derivational morphology in agrammatic aphasia: Evidence from an oral reading task.
• New polyphosphorus organic compounds.
• Inductions, generalizations, and extensions: The dubious roles of similarity and language in the development of meaning.
• Clinical and neuropsychological manifestations of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder in preschool children.
• Government oversight: A study of the development of the offices of inspectors general for the state of New York.
• Examining the performance of corporate acquisitions based on the motive for the acquisition.
• A revision of the moss genus Erythrodontium (Entodontaceae).
• Feeding patterns of salt marsh fishes.
• Implicit prosody in silent reading: Relative clause attachment in Croatian.
• The mixed mode fracture of functionally graded materials.
• Learning and applying temporal patterns through experience.
• A study of peer mentoring, multiple mentoring and other alternatives to traditional one-on-one mentoring.
• Transitions to economic democracy: Corporations, collective action, councils and codetermination in twentieth century Germany and South Africa.
• Synthesis and characterization of new types of ionic liquids: LIPs and PILS.
• Playing God's chosen: Protestants, Jews, and sixteenth-century drama.
• One -variable equations in torsion -free hyperbolic groups.
• Harmony, voice leading, and phrase rhythm in three early piano preludes by Scriabin: A Schenkerian perspective [and] Requiem for Mezzosoprano, Mixed Chorus, and Orchestra.
• A study of the relative recovery rates of various concentration and separation techniques for gunshot residue analysis with the particle scanning electron microscope method.