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Grambling State University: A History, 1901 - 1977., Mildred Bernice Gallot Jan 1982

Grambling State University: A History, 1901 - 1977., Mildred Bernice Gallot

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The purpose of the study was to discover how Grambling State University developed as a black institution in rural North Louisiana given the key problems it faced from 1899 to 1977. Specific details highlighted: structural and operational changes between 1899 and 1977; administrative philosophies; the transformation of Grambling State University into a modern multifacted university; its unique role in educating blacks; and the manner in which the administrative philosophy of its two presidents fulfilled the role, purpose and institutional goals. Data for the study were secured through personal interviews; from minutes of the official proceedings, Louisiana State Board of Education, …

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Nutrient Release Patterns Of Several Sulfur-Coated Fertilizers On Container Grown Ornamentals As Determined From Leachate And Media Samplings., James Harvey Collins Jan 1982

Nutrient Release Patterns Of Several Sulfur-Coated Fertilizers On Container Grown Ornamentals As Determined From Leachate And Media Samplings., James Harvey Collins

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Release patterns of N (NO(,3)-N+NH(,4)-N and NH(,4)-N), P, K, Mg and Ca were determined over a 124-day period in 1980 using six rates of a sulfur-coated slow-release fertilizer, three micronutrient mixes, and two application methods. Leachate extractions from 3.75 liter containers of Gardenia jasminoides 'Radicans' were taken biweekly for laboratory nutrient analyses. Media samplings were collected at monthly intervals. Leachate analyses showed the 17.82 kg/m('3) rate produced significantly higher NO(,3)-N+NH(,4)-N, NH(,4)-N, and K levels at all eight extraction intervals. Levels of P showed wide variations without trend. Media samplings showed the 17.82 kg/m('3) rate produced higher NO(,3)-N, P, and K …

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A Comparison Of The Responses Of Children And Their Parents To The Preschool Personality Questionnaire., Robert Roy Allen Jan 1982

A Comparison Of The Responses Of Children And Their Parents To The Preschool Personality Questionnaire., Robert Roy Allen

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The purpose of this study was to establish criterion validity for the Preschool Personality Questionnaire (PSPQ). The PSPQ is a 200-item forced choice, self report inventory for four- through six-year-olds. One hundred and sixty of the items are scored on 14 factor analytically derived scales. The PSPQ is a downward extension of the Cattell-IPAT personality questionnaires. For the study, the PSPQ was administered to 107 children, and predictions of their responses were made by their parents and teachers. The proportion of agreement between parents and children on the individual items was calculated, and compared with the proportion of agreement between …

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Breeding Behavior Of Ratooning Ability In Sugarcane., John Walter Dunckelman Jan 1982

Breeding Behavior Of Ratooning Ability In Sugarcane., John Walter Dunckelman

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Ratoon decline of sugarcane, Saccharum spp., is a significant worldwide problem especially in temperate zone areas such as Louisiana. This study was begun with the object in mind to examine in detail the ratooning behavior within a sugarcane progeny of the type used in the Louisiana breeding programs since the 1930's. The cross examined was L 65-69 x CP 65-357. Data were taken in plant cane, first ratoon and second ratoon crops on 210 clones established randomly from individual seedlings of this cross. Data included number of stalks per plot, mean weight of stalk, mean length of stalk, mean diameter …

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A Study Of Cognitive And Attitude Change In Teacher Education Students Toward The Minority Child., Gisele Iren Pesti Friedrichs Jan 1982

A Study Of Cognitive And Attitude Change In Teacher Education Students Toward The Minority Child., Gisele Iren Pesti Friedrichs

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The purpose of the study was to examine the relationship between knowledge change and attitude change in prospective teachers when presented information about minorities, in the form of a Multicultural Instructional Unit. The treatment text, Kleg and Rice: Race, Caste and Prejudice (1970), was accompanied by its achievement test, the Kleg-Puglisi: Cognitive Measuring Instrument which was used to measure cognitive change. A modified Bogardus Social Distance Scale, and a modified Kelly, Ferson, and Holtzman Desegregation Scale were the attitude change measuring instruments. Statistically significant differences were sought between experimental and control groups in cognition and attitudes, and attitude and cognition …

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From Boom To Bust: Post Gold Rush Patterns Of Adjustment In A California Mining Region. (Volumes I And Ii)., Lary Michael Dilsaver Jan 1982

From Boom To Bust: Post Gold Rush Patterns Of Adjustment In A California Mining Region. (Volumes I And Ii)., Lary Michael Dilsaver

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Mining in Nevada, Placer, El Dorado, and Amador counties in California began with the discovery of gold at Coloma in 1848. Thousands of people flocked to the region, built towns, roads, and an economy dependent on placer gold mining. Declining placer resources, coupled with strikes outside California, signalled the end of the boom period in the region. A long adjustment in the man-land system culminated with the end of mining as a significant economic function during World War I. Three major processes operated to alter the region from one with a mono-functional economy, a mobile population, and spatial homogeneity to …

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Performance Of Selected Cultivars Of Poinsettia (Euphorbia Pulcherrima, Willd.) Grown Under Different Temperature Regimes., Sidney John Guedry Jr Jan 1982

Performance Of Selected Cultivars Of Poinsettia (Euphorbia Pulcherrima, Willd.) Grown Under Different Temperature Regimes., Sidney John Guedry Jr

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The performance of seventeen cultivars of poinsettias grown under three temperature regimes in four crops was studied to determine the effects of temperature on plant quality and to determine a base temperature for each cultivar. Growth factors such as shoot height, node number, bract spread and flower size increased with increases in temperature. Bract number increased with cooler temperatures. Less time was needed for coloration and anthesis at the warm regime. Varietal responses varied with temperature with the cultivars 'Annette Hegg Diva', 'Gutbier V-10', 'Annette Hegg Dark Red' and 'Annette Hegg Supreme' achieving best quality in the cool regime. Lower …

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The Coupling Of Monte Carlo Integration With The Boundary Integral Equation Technique To Solve Poisson Type Equations., Gary Steven Gipson Jan 1982

The Coupling Of Monte Carlo Integration With The Boundary Integral Equation Technique To Solve Poisson Type Equations., Gary Steven Gipson

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The primary topic of this work is a method for dealing with boundary element formulations of nonhomogeneous terms in Poisson type equations. A concise presentation of boundary integral techniques and the corresponding fundamental solutions plays an important role in this development. Using Monte Carlo quadrature theory, an algorithm for the construction of a two-dimensional BEM Poisson equation analyzer is derived. A FORTRAN program based upon this algorithm is presented as a novel device that solves the general Poisson equation in two-dimensional and axisymmetric geometries without domain discretization. In the axisymmetric case, Monte Carlo integration is also used to effectively compute …

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An Experimental Rotavirus Infection In Neonatal Gnotobiotic Dogs., Charles Audrey Johnson Jan 1982

An Experimental Rotavirus Infection In Neonatal Gnotobiotic Dogs., Charles Audrey Johnson

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A canine rotavirus isolate caused clinical disease, small intestinal lesions, serum antibody response, and shedding of rotavirus in the feces in newborn gnotobiotic dogs. The results of this study demonstrated this rotavirus was a pathogen in neonatal gnotobiotic dogs. The pathogenesis of the intestinal lesions was similar to the pathogenesis of rotaviral enteritis in other species. In three consecutive experiments, twenty puppies were derived by caesarean section and transferred to sterile isolators. Gnotobiotic puppies were inoculated orally with a rotavirus isolated from a neonatal puppy with fatal diarrhea. Fecal samples from the puppies were examined for virus particles by negative …

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Measuring The Impacts Of Fasb Statement No. 8 And The Fluctuations In Foreign Currency Values On Multinational Corporation Security Prices., Abdelsalam Ali Kablan Jan 1982

Measuring The Impacts Of Fasb Statement No. 8 And The Fluctuations In Foreign Currency Values On Multinational Corporation Security Prices., Abdelsalam Ali Kablan

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The purpose of this study is twofold. The first is to measure the impact of FASB 8 on multinational corporation (MNC) security prices. The second is to investigate the association between currency fluctuations and MNC security prices. Two types of empirical studies have been conducted to measure FASB 8's impact. The first were questionnaire studies measuring corporate managements' reactions toward the Statement. Their findings showed that corporate managers took certain costly decisions to alter the Statement's effects on reported earnings. The second type of study was conducted to measure the Statement's effect on security prices. Due to methodological problems, these …

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An Evaluation Of Two Methods Of Teaching Business Letter-Writing Skills., Beverly Ann House Jan 1982

An Evaluation Of Two Methods Of Teaching Business Letter-Writing Skills., Beverly Ann House

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

This study was conducted to determine what effect rewriting had on student achievement of positive message and negative message business letter-writing skills in a business communication course. It involved one hundred fourteen students at the University of New Orleans, New Orleans, Louisiana, during the fall semester of the 1981-82 academic year. The experimental-control group, pretest-posttest design was used and each of the two experimental groups completed two positive (A-Plan) and two negative (B-Plan) letter rewriting exercises. There were no rewriting assignments in the control group. All pretest and posttest letters were graded by five business communication instructors. Experimental Group I …

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Political Imagemaking: An Analysis Of The Television Commercials Aired During Louis Lambert's 1979 Gubernatorial Campaign., Thomas Joseph Karam Jan 1982

Political Imagemaking: An Analysis Of The Television Commercials Aired During Louis Lambert's 1979 Gubernatorial Campaign., Thomas Joseph Karam

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

This study examines the televised political image-making of Louis Lambert during his unsuccessful 1979 Louisiana gubernatorial campaign. During the campaign, over $20 million was spent by the six major candidates for the office of governor. Lambert spent approximately $3.5 million, with the majority of this money being spent on televised advertisement. The study includes an overview of Lambert's campaign followed by an analysis of his campaign. The three different phases of the campaign and the three media consultants Lambert employed is analyzed. The study also examines the verbal and non-verbal aspects of Lambert's political commercials. The study revealed that political …

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And There Came Prophets In The Land Again: The Life Of Joseph Smith Iii, 1832-1914, Mormon Reformer. (Volumes I And Ii)., Roger Dale Launius Jan 1982

And There Came Prophets In The Land Again: The Life Of Joseph Smith Iii, 1832-1914, Mormon Reformer. (Volumes I And Ii)., Roger Dale Launius

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Joseph Smith III was the son of Joseph Smith, Jr., the Mormon Prophet. Born in late 1832, as a boy young Smith learned the Mormon faith from his father and experienced some of its hardships and trials as the church founded a succession of settlements at Kirtland, Ohio, Far West, Missouri, and Nauvoo, Illinois. Young Joseph witnessed and, in some measure, participated in the events that culminated in his father's murder by a mob in Carthage, Illinois in 1844. After the prophet's death a number of would-be successors put forth their claims to the presidency of the church, but in …

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New Deal Archaeology In The Southeast: Wpa, Tva, Nps, 1934-1942., Edwin Austin Lyon Ii Jan 1982

New Deal Archaeology In The Southeast: Wpa, Tva, Nps, 1934-1942., Edwin Austin Lyon Ii

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

This study is a history of New Deal archaeology in the Southeastern United States from the Civil Works Administration (CWA) and the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) archaeological projects in the winter of 1933-1934 to the end of federal relief archaeology in 1942. The federal government selected archaeology as one of its relief programs to put to work some of the many unemployed Americans during the depression of the 1930s. This study focuses on the large Works Progress Administration (WPA) archaeological programs in Louisiana and Kentucky, the combined WPA and TVA programs in Alabama and Tennessee, and the WPA and National …

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The Effect Of Feedback Sensitivity On Learned Heart Rate Acceleration And Deceleration., John Edward Monguillot Jan 1982

The Effect Of Feedback Sensitivity On Learned Heart Rate Acceleration And Deceleration., John Edward Monguillot

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The effects of sensitivity of heart rate feedback on bidirectional heart rate control were examined by comparing two groups of 10 subjects who received feedback signals of either high or low sensitivity. Subjects in the high sensitivity condition received a feedback signal in which 1 cm of feedback meter needle movement was equivalent to an 8.57 beat-per-minute (BPM) change in momentary heart rate. The low sensitivity condition received a feedback signal which was one-half as sensitive, i.e. 1cm = 17.14 BPM change. All subjects received 8 sessions of training and each session included three within-session phases. The three within-session phases …

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Math Attitude In Terms Of Various Factors., Jerry Elizabeth Pinsel Jan 1982

Math Attitude In Terms Of Various Factors., Jerry Elizabeth Pinsel

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

This study examined the degree to which math attitude relates to the mathematical training, major field of study and career choices of undergraduate males and females. The study took place in the Mathematics Department of Southeastern Louisiana University. Statement of the Problem. The following null hypothesis was tested using the .05 level of significance: no significant degree of relationship exists between math attitude and either the mathematical training, major field of study, or career choices of undergraduate male and female students. Procedure. Students who participated in the study were undergraduate students enrolled in mathematics during the Fall Semester of 1981. …

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The Effects Of Training, Goal Setting, And Knowledge Of Results On Safe Behavior: A Component Analysis., Robert Allen Reber Jan 1982

The Effects Of Training, Goal Setting, And Knowledge Of Results On Safe Behavior: A Component Analysis., Robert Allen Reber

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The present research investigated the effects of training, goal setting, and knowledge of results (KR) of safe behavior in a field setting. As a result, it addressed both a theoretical issue and a practical problem. Of theoretical importance is ascertaining the effects of KR when combined with goal setting. Of practical significance is assessing the utility of a behavioral approach to occupational safety. Eleven departments (n = 105 employees) of a farm machinery manufacturing plant were divided into three groups. A multiple-baseline, across-groups design was utilized for the four phases: (a) baseline, (b) Training Only, (c) Goal Setting and Training, …

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Schizophrenia And Creative Archetypes As Shown In Works By Thomas Bernhard., Karen Appaline Moseley Jan 1982

Schizophrenia And Creative Archetypes As Shown In Works By Thomas Bernhard., Karen Appaline Moseley

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Thomas Bernhard's work remains controversial after more than twenty years of critical acclaim. Attempts to interpret his work according to traditional literary standards have generated as many questions as answers. Anneliese Botond believes Bernhard's work cannot be understood only through literary analysis, and Gudrun Mauch proposes that Jungian archetypes are present in his autobiographical novels. Critics agree, however, that Bernhard portrays mad protagonists in a seemingly insane world. The present study analyzes schizophrenia, myth, and the creative process in Bernhard's work to propose purpose for his descriptions of madness. This study also addresses questions posed by J. de Cort, who …

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Financing Intercollegiate Athletics In The Southeastern Conference 1970-1979., Samuel Joseph Nader Jan 1982

Financing Intercollegiate Athletics In The Southeastern Conference 1970-1979., Samuel Joseph Nader

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Financing intercollegiate athletics has become an ever present issue with the colleges and universities of the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Inflation and other factors have driven the cost of running a college sports program to alarmingly high levels. The literature is full of expressions of concern about the financial future of intercollegiate athletic competition. This study investigated trends in financing intercollegiate athletics among the 10 Southeastern Conference Universities. A two-part survey questionnaire was completed, one part by the athletic director and one by the business manager at each of these institutions. Revenues and expenditures for the fiscal years 1969-1970 through …

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Analysis Of The Instability Of Laminar, Newtonian Liquid Jets In Air., Warren Thorne Abbott Jan 1982

Analysis Of The Instability Of Laminar, Newtonian Liquid Jets In Air., Warren Thorne Abbott

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

This dissertation results from an investigation into the instability of free jets of a Newtonian liquid (water) in air which are produced from long nozzles and have initially parabolic velocity profiles. This work includes an experimental investigation into both the jet length and the drop formation of such jets. This work also includes a numerical solution of the momentum equations in cylindrical coordinates. From the experimental work, a modification to existing theoretical equations has been made to account for the existance of local maxima in the length of laminar jets as their velocity is increased. An addition to the modification …

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A Natural L(,P)-Metric For Spaces Composed Of Probability Measures With P-Th Moment., Mark William Scott Jan 1982

A Natural L(,P)-Metric For Spaces Composed Of Probability Measures With P-Th Moment., Mark William Scott

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

In the dissertation, it is seen that every probability measure with p-th moment on a complete, separable metric space can be viewed as a distribution of a metric space valued random variable. Between such random variables there exists an L(,p)-distance, and by finding the infimum of the L(,p)-distances between two types of random variables, it is possible to define a distance between distributions. It is seen that this distance can serve as a complete metric on the space of probability measures with p-th moment. The topology produced is shown to be equivalent to the topology of weak convergence of measures …

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The Effects Of Dividend Changes On Bond Prices: An Empirical Study Of Market Efficiency., Ahmed Mohamed Aweidat Jan 1982

The Effects Of Dividend Changes On Bond Prices: An Empirical Study Of Market Efficiency., Ahmed Mohamed Aweidat

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The main objectives of this study were: to find out what theoretical hypothesis explains the behavior of security prices with response to dividend changes, and to test the bond market efficiency. To detect what theoretical hypothesis better predicts the behavior of security prices, the behavior of bond prices was compared to the behavior of stock prices. The comparison period mean returns method is the method of analysis which was applied to measure the abnormal performance. The research sample contained 128 events of stock splits and dividend increase announcements, 38 dividend increase announcements (following stock split announcements), and 23 dividend decrease …

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Studies On Several Biologically Active Peptides And Synthetic Random Copolypeptides., Randall Murdock Robinson Jan 1982

Studies On Several Biologically Active Peptides And Synthetic Random Copolypeptides., Randall Murdock Robinson

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The work presented here is based on the Zimm-Bragg model for the helix-coil transition in polypeptides. Biologically active peptides discussed include: (beta)-endorphin, (beta)-lipotropin, glucagon, secretin, vasoactive intestinal peptide, and the binding or B subunit of cholera toxin. Random copolypeptides studied include copolymers of (omega)-hydroxyethyl and (omega)-hydroxybutyl-L-glutaminyl residues, and ionic copolypeptides containing L-glutamyl and either L-alanyl or L-tyrosyl residues. Residues 17-29 of (beta)-endorphin are expected from calculation to be alpha helical in the presence of anionic lipids. This portion of the chain forms an amphipathic helix which would be expected to interact favorably with a membrane containing anionic lipids. The order …

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Experimental Study Of The Fluid Drag On A Torus At Low Reynolds Number., Dharmaratne Amarakoon Jan 1982

Experimental Study Of The Fluid Drag On A Torus At Low Reynolds Number., Dharmaratne Amarakoon

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Measurements are presented for the drag on a torus moving along its axis of rotational symmetry at low Reynolds number. If D is the outside diameter of the torus, and d is the thickness in the axial direction, then the measurements cover the range s(,o) = 1 (the closed torus) to s(,o) = 135, where s(,o) (TBOND) (D/d) - 1. The effect of a coaxial cylindrical boundary (diameter H) is taken into account by an empirical correlation. The values of drag obtained by extrapolating to a fluid of infinite extent are in good agreement with the exact solution obtained by …

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The Reaction Between Calcium Oxide And Nitrogen Dioxide In The Presence Of Oxygen: A Variable Solid Property Grain Model., Kenneth Charles Reibert Jan 1982

The Reaction Between Calcium Oxide And Nitrogen Dioxide In The Presence Of Oxygen: A Variable Solid Property Grain Model., Kenneth Charles Reibert

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The effect of variable solid properties on the kinetics of the reaction of spherical calcium oxide pellets with nitrogen dioxide (in the presence of excess oxygen) was studied. Experimental kinetic data was collected on a thermogravimetric analyzer, which measured weight change in a single pellet during reaction as a function of time. Reactions were carried out at temperatures of 150(DEGREES) to 550(DEGREES)C for gas streams containing 0.5 to 1.8 mole percent nitrogen dioxide and 8.7 mole percent oxygen. No reaction occurred at 600(DEGREES)C. At 150(DEGREES) and 250(DEGREES)C the conversion was found to proceed at a slow but steady rate with …

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The Usefulness And Predictability Of Net Realizable Values: An Empirical Study., Jerry Joseph Baudin Jan 1982

The Usefulness And Predictability Of Net Realizable Values: An Empirical Study., Jerry Joseph Baudin

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The general objective of financial reporting is to provide useful information for making economic decisions. Net realizable value has been recommended and advocated as a valuation method that would improve the usefulness of reported fnancial information. One shortcoming of the net realizable value method is that there are no established used market prices for certain fixed assets, such as buildings. At present, there is no evidence indicating that a solution to this shortcoming has been found. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to empirically test the reliability of using specific price indexes in predicting net realizable values for certain …

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The Effects Of Single Versus Multiple Levels Of Feedback Sensitivity Upon Learned Control Of Skin Temperature., Alfred Ellis Buxton Jan 1982

The Effects Of Single Versus Multiple Levels Of Feedback Sensitivity Upon Learned Control Of Skin Temperature., Alfred Ellis Buxton

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

This study examined the relationship between single and multiple levels of augmented feedback received during training of bidirectional finger temperature control. Twenty-five male and twenty-five female undergraduate students were randomly assigned, balanced for sex, to one of five training groups. Three groups received a single level of feedback sensitivity (none, low, high) and two groups received multiple levels of feedback sensitivity within the same training trial (high-low and low-high). Finger temperature feedback was provided in the form of visual analogue feedback. All subjects received two one-hour training sessions. Each session consisted of a skin temperature decrease trial followed by a …

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An Economic Analysis Of The Production And Marketing Of Selected Vegetable Crops In Northeast Louisiana., Luis Guillermo Vanegas Jan 1982

An Economic Analysis Of The Production And Marketing Of Selected Vegetable Crops In Northeast Louisiana., Luis Guillermo Vanegas

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

This study provides an economic profile of small vegetable producers in Northeast Louisiana, develops enterprise budgets for selected vegetable crops, analyzes several resource situations and determines, via a linear programming model, the optimal resource allocation to different enterprise combinations for tiller and tractor technology. Labor available in specific time periods was found to be the most restrictive resource in all situations for both technologies. However, the proportion of annual available labor used was not higher than 30 percent in any case. As more land for vegetable production was made available to tiller technology farmers, net returns increased considerably but returns …

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Adaptive Feedforward Control Of Wastewater Neutralization., Richard Albert Balhoff Jan 1982

Adaptive Feedforward Control Of Wastewater Neutralization., Richard Albert Balhoff

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The purpose of this dissertation is to show the development and testing of an adaptive feedforward control of a wastewater neutralization process. The adaptive controller is compared to a nonlinear proportional-integral-derivative (NPID) controller developed by Shinskey (1970). The process and controllers were simulated digitally. The adaptive controller utilizes two pH probes, a feedforward probe and a feedback probe (this measurement is used in the adaptive gain calculation). The feedback measurement provides the adaptive controller with a form of reset action. Probe noise and lag, valve hysteresis and lag, and dead time were included in the simulation. The process simulated for …

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Differential Effects Of Marriage Depending Upon Sex For Students In Professional Programs., Patricia Cawunder Jan 1982

Differential Effects Of Marriage Depending Upon Sex For Students In Professional Programs., Patricia Cawunder

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The major hypothesis of this study was that the married state conveys a performance benefit to the male student and is a detriment to the female student. Differential effects of marriage by sex were hypothesized to be related to traditional sex-role concepts such that married female students receive less spouse support and have more role conflict than the male. The hypotheses were tested with law students and veterinary medical students. Performance was measured with GPA, and measures of spouse support and role conflict were developed from weightings of judges for items in a structured telephone interview. Different results were obtained …

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