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The Exploitation Of Pipeline Parallelism By Compile Time Dataflow Analysis, Joseph Michael Lombardo Jan 1991

The Exploitation Of Pipeline Parallelism By Compile Time Dataflow Analysis, Joseph Michael Lombardo

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

The automatic and implicit transformation of sequential instruction streams, which execute efficiently for pipelined architectures is the subject of this paper. This paper proposes a method which maximizes the parallel performance of an instruction pipeline by detecting and eliminating specific pipeline hazards known as resource conflicts. The detection of resource conflicts is accomplished with data dependence analysis, while the elimination of resource conflicts is accomplished by instruction stream code transformation. The transformation of instruction streams is guided by data dependence analysis, and dependence graphs. This thesis is based on the premise that the elimination of resource conflicts is synonymous with …

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A Study Of Long Time Behavior Of Aqueous Solution Of Polyethylene Oxide (Peo) And Aqueous Salt (Potassium Sulfate) Solution Of Peo Using Dynamic Light Scattering, Ziyi Hu Jan 1991

A Study Of Long Time Behavior Of Aqueous Solution Of Polyethylene Oxide (Peo) And Aqueous Salt (Potassium Sulfate) Solution Of Peo Using Dynamic Light Scattering, Ziyi Hu

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

This work involves the study of the long time behavior of dilute aqueous solutions of polyethylene oxide (PEO) and the properties of dilute aqueous salt (K{dollar}\sb2{dollar}SO{dollar}\sb4{dollar}) solutions of PEO by using the dynamic light scattering technique; The long time study measurement results indicated that the values of the polydispersity factor and the mutual diffusion coefficient of the PEO particles of the solutions changed very slowly. The analysis of the measured data implied that the aggregation of PEO in a dilute aqueous solution might not be an inherent property of the solution, and the aggregation was probably caused by the impurities …

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An Investigation Of Photon Correlation Spectroscopy Data Analysis Packages "Discrete" And "Contin" Using The Schulz-Zimm Distribution, Usman Abdul Aziz Qazi Jan 1991

An Investigation Of Photon Correlation Spectroscopy Data Analysis Packages "Discrete" And "Contin" Using The Schulz-Zimm Distribution, Usman Abdul Aziz Qazi

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

DISCRETE and CONTIN are standard data analysis packages used in Photon Correlation Spectroscopy for inversion of noisy autocorrelation functions. Their resolution was studied using simulated autocorrelation data based on the Schulz-Zimm distribution of polymer radii; Autocorrelation functions with various noise levels were fitted to both programs. The CONTIN output was compared with the original distribution. Autocorrelation functions calculated for broader distributions of radii yielded correspondingly broader functions in the radius space. Features like the skewness of the original Schulz-Zimm distribution were not recovered except in the case of narrow, approximately monodisperse radius distributions. Addition of noise was not found to …

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The Best Of Times, The Worst Of Times: A Bio-Cultural Analysis Of The Ferguson District, 1892-1909, Dawna Eileen Ferris Jan 1991

The Best Of Times, The Worst Of Times: A Bio-Cultural Analysis Of The Ferguson District, 1892-1909, Dawna Eileen Ferris

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

This study concerns an analysis of the Ferguson District, a late 19th-early 20th century gold mining district in southeastern Lincoln County, Nevada. Historical events are reconstructed for the boom years between 1892-1909 and critical bio-cultural variables investigated. The hypothesis that silicosis ("miner's consumption") was the leading cause of death in the District during this period is tested. Mortality and morbidity rates in the study area are compared with similar data from two other Nevada mining regions; The results of the study indicate that infectious and chronic diseases of the respiratory system accounted for over 25 percent of the Ferguson District …

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Formulation Of A Full Dynamic Transport Model For Heterojunction Devices, Anoushiravan Arman Jan 1991

Formulation Of A Full Dynamic Transport Model For Heterojunction Devices, Anoushiravan Arman

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

In this thesis a Full Dynamic Transport Model is presented which consists of the Momentum Conservation Equation (MCE), Energy Conservation Equation (ECE), Particle Conservation Equation (PCE), and Poisson's Equation. In our model carrier velocity and electron energy are taken as variables and have been found using electron concentration and electrostatic potential; It has been found that by increasing the doping from 10{dollar}\sp{16}cm\sp{-3}{dollar} to 5 {dollar}\times{dollar} 10{dollar}\sp{17}cm\sp{-3}{dollar}, the built-in voltage of an {dollar}Al\sb{0.3}Ga\sb{0.7}As/GaAs{dollar} heterojunction increases from 1.33V to 1.54V which is consistent with the results reported by others (1) {dollar}-{dollar} (4). Maximum velocity of electrons changes from 2.5 {dollar}\times{dollar} 10{dollar}\sp7{dollar}cm/sec to …

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Sampling For Volatile Organic Compounds From An Aquitard: A Field Evaluation Of Screen Length, Purging Method, And Sampling Time, Amy Josephine Alduino Jan 1991

Sampling For Volatile Organic Compounds From An Aquitard: A Field Evaluation Of Screen Length, Purging Method, And Sampling Time, Amy Josephine Alduino

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

Purging method, sampling time, and screen length were compared to determine their impact on the collection of representative ground-water samples from monitoring wells sited in an aquitard contaminated with volatile organic compounds (VOC); Two well-purging methods--(1) pump to the bottom of the screened interval and (2) pump to the top of the screened interval--were evaluated on three monitoring wells with different screened intervals (0.75-m and 3.0-m screen lengths); Monitoring wells completed in an aquitard should be purged before collecting ground-water samples for VOC analysis. Samples collected 2-8 hours after purging were statistically similar and representative of the highest VOC concentrations …

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Abusive Parenting Attitudes In Parent Training Subgroups, Jacqueline Ann Harris Jan 1991

Abusive Parenting Attitudes In Parent Training Subgroups, Jacqueline Ann Harris

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

The present study examines the abusive parenting attitudes of three subject populations (self-referred, abusive, and custody) in a parent training group. All subjects were administered the Adult-Adolescent Parenting Inventory (AAPI) before and after the parenting group. The hypothesis that all groups would make gains on the AAPI following the parent training intervention was not supported, with the exception of one AAPI construct (family roles) for the abusive subjects. It was revealed that the self-referred and custody groups' scores were similar, both pre and post, on the AAPI. However, the abusive population differed from the other two groups, both pre and …

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Euthanasia: Does The Elderly Individual Have The Right To Die?, Ledonna Ree Durant Jan 1991

Euthanasia: Does The Elderly Individual Have The Right To Die?, Ledonna Ree Durant

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

Chapter One is a basic introduction to the topic of euthanasia. Chapter Two focuses on the Hippocratic writings. The role of the church and the idea of death will be explored in Chapter Three. In Chapter Four, various views and policies regarding euthanasia will be examined. Chapter Five takes a look at some medical, economic, and legal concerns of euthanasia today. Various cases in the right to die controversy will be examined in Chapter Six. Chapter Seven reviews three prominent organizations in the right to die movement; the Living Will and state statutes will be reviewed in Chapter Eight. Next, …

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The Detection Of Crevice Corrosion In Titanium And Its Alloys Through The Use Of Potential Monitoring, Dave Dror Bergman Jan 1991

The Detection Of Crevice Corrosion In Titanium And Its Alloys Through The Use Of Potential Monitoring, Dave Dror Bergman

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

Conventional laboratory crevice corrosion testing requires approximately thirty days and is a simple go/no go test which does not indicate crevice incubation time and propagation. This study focuses on the effectiveness of potential monitoring to detect the onset of crevice corrosion and propagation for several titanium alloys in chloride environments. Utilizing this technique, crevice corrosion initiation is determined after several days, thus a shorter test period is required. This technique may well be suited for field as well as laboratory applications. Crevice corrosion incubation periods and corresponding potential behavior are investigated along with the effect of crevice to uncreviced surface …

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Feedback Linearization, Invertibility Of Map, Zero Dynamics, And Nonlinear Control Of The Space Station, Theodore Charles Bossart Jan 1991

Feedback Linearization, Invertibility Of Map, Zero Dynamics, And Nonlinear Control Of The Space Station, Theodore Charles Bossart

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

Based on feedback linearization and ultimate boundedness theory, a new approach to attitude control of the space station using control moment gyros (CMG's) is presented. A linearizing transformation is derived to obtain a simple linear representation of the nonlinear pitch axis dynamics. A feedback control law for trajectory tracking is derived when there is no disturbance torque acting on the space station. For attitude control in the presence of uncertain torque input, an additional control signal is superimposed such that in the closed-loop system, attitude responses are uniformly ultimately bounded and tend to a small set of ultimate boundedness. Extension …

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Scale Economies In College And University Student Health Centers: An Econometric Analysis, Maryann Brady Jan 1991

Scale Economies In College And University Student Health Centers: An Econometric Analysis, Maryann Brady

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

This study estimates economies of scale for the provision of health care in college and university student health centers. Services at student health centers are available for approximately 10 million of the students enrolled in 1,500 institutions of higher learning in the United States. Estimated costs of these services is greater than {dollar}1 billion annually. A translog cost function is employed to analyze data from a random sample of 80 American College Health Association member institutions across the country. The results indicate that there are economies of scale in the production of student health care at levels of output up …

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The Immediate Perceived Needs Of Family Members Of Trauma Patients And How They Differ From The Nurses' Perceptions Of Needs, Suzanne Cecilia Case Jan 1991

The Immediate Perceived Needs Of Family Members Of Trauma Patients And How They Differ From The Nurses' Perceptions Of Needs, Suzanne Cecilia Case

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

The purpose of this study was to identify the immediate perceived needs of family members of trauma patients and to compare these to trauma nurses' perceptions of the needs of family members of trauma patients. This is important to both the nurses and the families. Analysis of the findings will enable nurses to better assist families in coping with the crisis of a loved one's hospitalization by directly addressing those areas that family members have identified as being most important to them; The study population was 60 nurses at a Level II trauma center, who are directly involved in caring …

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Character Education Through Secondary School Literature Classes, Mary Elizabeth Curfman Jan 1991

Character Education Through Secondary School Literature Classes, Mary Elizabeth Curfman

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

Perhaps because of a lack of knowledge about American history and tradition, American youth are disconnected from society and feel little moral obligation or responsibility to others. While American public schools traditionally taught values and ethics, most no longer do so in any consistent or systematic fashion; This thesis will defend a synthesis of the thinking of certain influential moral philosophers and learning theorists on the nature of moral character and its development. Since its recommendations are for improving character education in public secondary school literature classes in the Clark County School District, Las Vegas, Nevada, the thesis will also …

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Early Speculative Bubbles And Increases In The Supply Of Money, Douglas Edward French Jan 1991

Early Speculative Bubbles And Increases In The Supply Of Money, Douglas Edward French

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

This paper examines three episodes in economic history that are commonly referred to as "speculative bubbles." The three bubbles analyzed are: Tulipmania, the Mississippi Bubble and the South Sea Bubble. The paper views these three events in a historical context emphasizing the monetary interventions particular to each episode; The Rational Expectations and Keynesian school's treatments of speculative bubbles are considered and rejected. The life and monetary theories of John Law are examined extensively, given his influence over the Mississippi and South Sea bubbles. Law is also indirectly connected to the Tulipmania, having been influenced by the operation of the Bank …

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Transracial Adoptions: An Alternative Solution, Kitty Lynn Hardy Jan 1991

Transracial Adoptions: An Alternative Solution, Kitty Lynn Hardy

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

This research into transracial adoptions indicated that White homes for Black children are a viable adoption resource. In this society Black children who are free for adoption require extra attention from agencies for adoption. The focus of the study was on White homes for Black children, and the racial issues in the community and agency which influenced placement practices; Findings indicated that the community and the agency both were favorably disposed to transracial placements in general, and the study yielded information on racial opinions from both groups. Racially mixed families were socially accepted by the community and the agency. These …

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From Hunters To Fisherman? Developing Marine Resource Specialization On The Santa Barbara Channel Analysis Of The Artifacts And Midden Constituents From Ca-Sba-71, Anne Evelyn Dubarton Jan 1991

From Hunters To Fisherman? Developing Marine Resource Specialization On The Santa Barbara Channel Analysis Of The Artifacts And Midden Constituents From Ca-Sba-71, Anne Evelyn Dubarton

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

The purpose of this thesis is to identify and understand some of the factors at SBa-71 (Santa Barbara, CA) which relate to the intensive marine resource specialization known for the Chumash Indians of the historic period. A modified ecological model, which includes processes relating to the acquisition, distribution, and consumption of resources, will be used. It is postulated that the political economy, resource management strategies and environmental conditions are critical to understanding cultural development that culminated in the historic Chumash; Specific questions relating to SBa-71 include: (a) What is the time span represented by the occupation of SBa-71? (b) What …

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A Historical Study On The "Eight Revolutionary Model Operas" In China's Great Cultural Revolution, Joe He Jan 1991

A Historical Study On The "Eight Revolutionary Model Operas" In China's Great Cultural Revolution, Joe He

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

During the Great Cultural Revolution (1966-1976) eight revolutionary model operas were popularized as a means of transformation the ideology and values of the Chinese people as well as a political tool in struggle between the Maoists and Luists. When Mao realized that his ideals were being eclipsed, he concluded that a massive revolution was inevitable and allowed his wife, Jiang Qing, to direct the "movement of popularizing model operas." The purpose of this study to analyze the operas and their political and social significance; During that decade eight revolutionary model operas were written based on wartime experiences or on economic …

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The Effect Of Music Therapy On Intensive Care Patients, Nita L Johnson Jan 1991

The Effect Of Music Therapy On Intensive Care Patients, Nita L Johnson

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

This investigation studied both the patient's physiological and emotional responses to taped music programs in Intensive Care Units. The experimental group (n = 26) selected and listened to taped music through earphones, and the control group (n = 25) wore earphones connected to recorders without music. Physiological parameters of heart rate, blood pressure, and mean arterial pressure were recorded before and after a 30 minute experimental period, as well as the patients' emotional responses. The tests used for testing the difference between physiological parameters taken pre-treatment and those taken post-treatment revealed no significant difference between the experimental group and the …

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Inverse And Variable Structure Trajectory Control Of A Flexible Robotic Manipulator, Sethu K Madhavan Jan 1991

Inverse And Variable Structure Trajectory Control Of A Flexible Robotic Manipulator, Sethu K Madhavan

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

This thesis introduces two schemes that control the end effector trajectory and stabilize a two-link flexible robotic arm. They are (i) The Inverse Trajectory Control scheme and (ii) The Variable Structure System (VSS) scheme; The Inverse Trajectory Control scheme develops a control law based on the inversion of an input-output map. The stable maneuver of the arm depends on the stability of the zero dynamics of the system. A linear stabilizer is designed for the final capture of the terminal state and stabilization of the elastic modes; The second scheme incorporates a Variable Structure Control law which includes robustness in …

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Mormon Women And Depression, Jeanmarie Maxwell Jan 1991

Mormon Women And Depression, Jeanmarie Maxwell

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

This study investigates the prevalence and level of depression among Mormon women compared to non-Mormon women. The hypothesis states that the incidence of depression will be higher among LDS women than non-LDS women. A significant negative relationship is predicted to exist between religious practice and depression where the less they practice, the more depressed they would tend to be; A random sample of 45 LDS and 49 non-LDS women were given a survey instrument to measure their level and rate of depression and their degree of religious belief and practice. LDS women appear to be more depressed than the rest …

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The Effectiveness Of Psychotherapeutic Intervention In The Reduction Of Client Symptoms In An Employee Assistance Program, Judy Irene Seymore Jan 1991

The Effectiveness Of Psychotherapeutic Intervention In The Reduction Of Client Symptoms In An Employee Assistance Program, Judy Irene Seymore

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

The primary purpose of the current study was to determine the efficacy of short-term therapy in the reduction of symptoms and overall emotional distress for clients seeking help through a privately contracted Employee Assistance Program (EAP). A review of EAP literature is presented as well as research findings related to psychotherapeutic outcome studies. Clients' noncompliance in returning Post and Follow-up assessments resulted in a small sample size. For clients who returned Post and Follow-up assessments, results indicate that short-term psychotherapy offered in the EAP was effective in reducing symptoms and emotional distress for clients who received therapy. Methodological problems encountered …

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Ethnic Admixture In African American Ancestry As Reflected In Dental Patterns, Hellen Rudean Taylor Jan 1991

Ethnic Admixture In African American Ancestry As Reflected In Dental Patterns, Hellen Rudean Taylor

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

While the mixture of genes with those of European descent has been studied rather thoroughly, the African-Native-American-Asian-American admixture has not been as widely acknowledged or studied in the United States; Since shovel shaped incisors occur more frequently among Native Americans and Asians than other populations, and Carabelli's cusps occur in higher frequencies among those of European descent, a partial thrust of this paper is to study the frequencies of these anterior dental nonmetric traits in a sample of African Americans. However, before those results are addressed enthnographical/historical information on the following topics are discussed: African societies from which most African …

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Gas Chromatographic-Electron Capture Analysis Of Disinfection Byproducts From The Chlorination Of Swimming Pools And Lake Water, Gary William Coates Jan 1991

Gas Chromatographic-Electron Capture Analysis Of Disinfection Byproducts From The Chlorination Of Swimming Pools And Lake Water, Gary William Coates

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

Trihalomethanes are a class of compounds that are restricted by the Environmental Protection Agency for drinking water. Water sources that contain a high amount of water life increase the amount of trihalomethanes produced when the water is chlorinated. Following the methods utilized by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, lake water from the Overton Arm of Lake Mead was sampled, chlorinated, extracted, and analyzed by a gas chromatograph equipped with an electron capture detector; Analysis of the data showed that the Boulder Basin of Lake Mead produced the highest concentrations of trihalomethanes. The lake's Overton Arm showed more bromoform …

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Stratigraphy And Sedimentology Of The Northern Part Of The Upper Gazelle Formation, Eastern Klamath Mountains, Northern California, Christine Ann Cram-Barry Jan 1991

Stratigraphy And Sedimentology Of The Northern Part Of The Upper Gazelle Formation, Eastern Klamath Mountains, Northern California, Christine Ann Cram-Barry

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

The Gazelle Formation of the eastern Klamath Mountains constitutes a large part of the fragmentary record of Devonian paleogeography in northern California and is the only record of Devonian tectonics and sedimentation in the Yreka Terrane. The upper Gazelle, which overlies melange, is at least 1000 feet thick and composed of four laterally continuous sandstone units that are interbedded with shale, siltstone, siliceous mudstone, and chert. Very fine-grained sandstones, siltstones, and mudstones exhibit a progressive sequence of sedimentary structures indicative of deposition by low-density turbidity currents. The sandstones are green lithic graywackes composed of approximately 15% quartz, 30% plagioclase, and …

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The Effects Of Preoperative Teaching On Anxiety Levels Of Hysterectomy Patients, Judy Ann Fillmore Jan 1991

The Effects Of Preoperative Teaching On Anxiety Levels Of Hysterectomy Patients, Judy Ann Fillmore

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

This study investigated the effects of a preoperative teaching class on State Anxiety levels of patients scheduled for hysterectomy surgery. The Neuman System Model primary prevention mode of intervention was the conceptual framework on which this study was based. The subjects were a volunteer sample of forty women scheduled for hysterectomy surgery, randomized into an experimental group (attended preoperative teaching class) or a control group (no preoperative teaching). State Anxiety levels were measured on admission for surgery by the Spielberger Self-Evaluation Questionnaire (STAI). The significance of difference of mean State Anxiety Scores of the two groups was examined using Student's …

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The Politics Of Aids: An Analysis Of The Aids Coalition To Unleash Power, Brian Edward Graf Jan 1991

The Politics Of Aids: An Analysis Of The Aids Coalition To Unleash Power, Brian Edward Graf

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

Since 1987, the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP) continues to pressure the government, corporate America, and society into confronting the AIDS epidemic. This work analyzes ACT UP as a movement organization. First, the organizational structure of ACT UP is discussed. All aspects (membership, leadership, revenue, etc) which make ACT UP a truly unique organization are elaborated upon. Second, the tactics and targets of opportunity of ACT UP are analyzed. Some of the groups more notable demonstrations are discussed in order to illustrate the evolution of ACT UP. Finally, ACT UP is analyzed in terms of how influential it …

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The Window, The Mirror, And The Stone: A Reassessment Of The Roles Of Mimesis And Opsis In Critical Theory, Andrea J Hanson Jan 1991

The Window, The Mirror, And The Stone: A Reassessment Of The Roles Of Mimesis And Opsis In Critical Theory, Andrea J Hanson

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

This thesis develops three interpretive classifications based on mimetic and opsitic verbal structures. First, the classification of the "window" is described. Second, the aspects of the "mirror" are discussed and illustrated. Third, the features of the "stone" are analyzed and clarified; The theoretical description of mimetic discourse is based on M. H. Abrams' pivotal book on romantic literature, The Mirror and the Lamp. This thesis expands upon his critical classifications for mimetic literature and adds an additional classification to deal with opsitic verbal structures, namely the "stone."; The "window" is shown to include discourse that depicts the world or universe …

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Hydrocollapsible Soil Correlations, Penny Roullier Jan 1991

Hydrocollapsible Soil Correlations, Penny Roullier

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

This thesis reports the results of research on correlations between laboratory measured collapse and routinely measured soil properties. From graphs of each soil property versus percent collapse, it is determined that dry density and water content have the strongest relationship of the variables examined to collapse. Multiple linear regression was also utilized to explore the possibility of predicting percent collapse from depth, classification, dry density and water content. These two analyses indicate that predicting quantitative percent collapse may be too specific for this application. Bayes' Theorem is used to calculate the probability of collapse group membership for each zone. The …

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An Assessment To Determine How A Franchisee's Thorough Understanding Of The Disclosure Statement Would Affect Potential Legal Pitfalls In A Franchisor-Franchisee Relationship, Scott Hadley Witzman Jan 1991

An Assessment To Determine How A Franchisee's Thorough Understanding Of The Disclosure Statement Would Affect Potential Legal Pitfalls In A Franchisor-Franchisee Relationship, Scott Hadley Witzman

UNLV Retrospective Theses & Dissertations

An analysis of a hotel franchisee's thorough understanding of the franchisor's disclosure statement was conducted with franchisee participants from four major hotel chains in Southern California and Las Vegas. An assessment of these results was used to determine if there were correlations between the franchisee's perceived clarity of the document and the number of legal problems subsequently encountered. The results from this paper will give prospective hotel franchisees guidelines to follow that will help them make more informed and intelligent franchise purchase decisions.

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Observation Of The Visible Absorption Spectrum Of H2o+, Biswajit Das, John W. Farley Jan 1991

Observation Of The Visible Absorption Spectrum Of H2o+, Biswajit Das, John W. Farley

Electrical & Computer Engineering Faculty Research

The Ã 2 Ã1–X̃ 2 B̃1 system of H2O+ has been observed, using laser absorption spectroscopy in a velocity‐modulated discharge. A total of 78 transitions between 14 794 and 15 475 cm−1 have been observed with an uncertainty (1 SD) of 0.02 cm−1, including 76 transitions in the (0,7,0)–(0,0,0) band and 2 in the (0,8,0)–(0,0,0) band. This species is important for cometary astronomy, and intriguing for molecular physics because of its prominent Renner–Teller interaction. Careful measurements were made of the relative intensities of the absorption lines, …

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