ETD Pilot

Items

• Synthesis and characterization of hydrophobically modified polyacrylamide-based polymers and their hydrogels.
• African-American images of education in the United States.
• Studies of the function of the cytoplasmic domain of the myelin Po protein.
• Emerson's sublime science.
• The Weyhe Gallery between the wars, 1919-1940.
• Fine art and popular entertainment: The emerging dialogue between "high" and "low" in American art of the early twentieth century.
• An examination of comparable behavioral and motivational features of transactional and transformational leadership as regards effectiveness and follower satisfaction.
• Young adults in Germany: Individual differences in dealing with the legacy of the Holocaust.
• Externalism and self-knowledge.
• Cost, pricing and productivity issues in telecommunications.
• Beyond formalism: The function of the Soviet photograph: 1924-1937.
• Measured solenoidal Riemann surface and holomorphic dynamics.
• Gertrude Stein and the politics of grammar.
• Fictions of femininity: Fin-de-siecle representations of hysteria.
• Regulating cannabis: An ethnographic analysis of the sale and use of cannabis in New York City and Rotterdam.
• Affect attunement and infant-mother attachment.
• Studies of pattern formation and cell fate determination in the Drosophila compound eye: The role of therugose gene.
• A study of the evolution of the Proterozoic Cuddapah Basin, south India.
• On the complexity of approximate solution of some fundamental problems of algebraic computations.
• Term structure of interest rates and bond valuation: An application to Brady bonds.
• Reference in the description of figures: Effect of context on language production.
• Synthesis of a fluorescentmRNA cap analogue and a study of cap structure recognition, guanosine nucleotide binding and exchange, and helicase activity in wheat germ protein synthesis initiation.
• Operator theoretic image coding.
• Transitional matters: The body narratives of transsexual autobiography.
• Sacerdotal self-fashioning: Priesthood on the poetry of Robert Southwell, S.J. and John Donne.