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• The mind's sufficient grace: The writings of Kenneth Burke, 1931--1941.
• Genetic characterization of the Y -chromosome specific minisatellite, MSY1, in a multi-cultural population of New York City.
• Immoral psychology: The cognitivist's conundrum.
• Computer simulations of two-dimensional granular flow past a circular obstacle.
• Sense of safety: An exploration of a gay and lesbian community.
• An intellectual history of the Compstat model of police management.
• Between spirituality and nationalism: Expressionism in Polish art, 1917--1922.
• A catalogue of the compositions of Hugo Weisgall [and] The Singer's Romance: An opera in three acts suggested by a Willa Cather short story.
• An automatic speech recognition oriented study on segmentation, low dimensional feature extraction, and temporal trajectory information capture.
• The study of the role of cyclin -dependent kinase 5 (Cdk5) during cell death.
• Topological model of simple Siegel disk type.
• Syntheses and characterization of novel copolymers.
• Adsorption and synergism in superspreading of trisiloxane surfactant-N-alkyl pyrrolidinone mixtures on polyethylene substrates.
• Applications of capillary electrophoresis.
• The aesthetic development of the rock musical on the New York stage.
• The epistemological status of logic.
• Towards a public health ecology: HIV /AIDS and HAART in New York City.
• Performative bodies, hybrid tongues: Race, gender, sex and modernity in Latin America and the Maghreb.
• Establishment of transitivity -indicative performances via multiple exemplar training and staged testing.
• Poincare duality induces a BV-structure on Hochschild cohomology.
• The struggle for performative power in America's first century.
• Vigilance or tolerance? Ambivalence and attitude accessibility in response to terrorist threats.
• The effects of social interaction on behavior and electric organ discharge in two species of mormyrid fish: Gnathonemus petersii (Gunther, 1862) and Brienomyrus niger (Gunther, 1866), Mormyridae, Teleostei.
• Primitivism and nationalism in the portraiture of Robert Henri.
• Urban youth reimagine trauma: Making meaning of experiences with chronic community violence through the arts.