ETD Pilot

Items

• Representational content and quality of mothers whose children are failing to thrive: A Rorschach study linking inner life with interpersonal behavior.
• Epic, simile, allegory: Problem in the reception of Spenser and Milton.
• Theodore Gericault's "Grande suite anglaise": Sources, iconography and significance.
• Shrines and sacred architecture in "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage".
• Trains of thought: The railroad and consciousness in selected works by Hawthorne, James, and Cather.
• On the grouping of a dual bus configuration and its application.
• Mature consumers: Their allocation and consumption of time on-line.
• "Rooms in the Wilderness" for soprano and chamber ensemble.
• "Passio": The iconography of Arvo Part.
• Continuum damage model for plastic fracture of work-hardening materials.
• Regulation of phospholipase D activity by small GTPases.
• Theoretical and experimental investigations of dynamic automatic gain control in multi-channel EDFA cascades and its implication on WDM multi-access lightwave networks performance.
• Pietro Gianotti's "Le Guide du compositeur": A reworking of Rameau's "L'Art de la basse fondamentale". An annotated translation and critical edition of part I.
• Molecular interactions in mixtures containing surfactants with two hydrophilic and two or three hydrophobic groups.
• A modelling approach of two-echelon inventory systems.
• Sequence-specific DNA binding and transcriptional regulation by the promyelocytic leukemia zinc finger protein.
• Molecular cloning of neural receptor-like protein tyrosine phosphatase zeta/beta and regulation of itsmRNA expression during development and following sciatic nerve injury.
• Finiteness in adult and child German.
• Two studies on self-assembly of amphiphilic molecules: (1) 3-dimensional assembly of hydrophobically modified water soluble polymer (HMWSP); (2) 2-dimensional assembly of surfactants at the solid/water and air/water interfaces.
• Academic achievement and the self-regulation of study time: Quantitative and qualitative dimensions.
• "Lysistrata", playgirl of the Western world: Aristophanes on the early modern stage.
• W-infinity andw-infinity gauge theories, and universality in random matrix models.
• Freedom and the limits of technology: Marx and beyond.
• Role strain and symptoms in a group of Pakistani immigrant women.
• Response-class formation across French, Greek, and Turkish words in generalized vocal imitation by preschool children.