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Summer Birding On Boy Scout Road And The Kennebago River In Rangeley, Maine, Eddie Giles Dec 2023

Summer Birding On Boy Scout Road And The Kennebago River In Rangeley, Maine, Eddie Giles

Bird Observer

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Projection Material Processing System And Associated Method Of Use, Nathan Brad Crane, Justin Troy Nussbaum Oct 2022

Projection Material Processing System And Associated Method Of Use, Nathan Brad Crane, Justin Troy Nussbaum

USF Patents

A material processing and associated additive manufacturing system and method that utilizes high intensity light to fuse an entire layer of material, at one time, to create a three-dimensional component. The system and method of the present invention allows for each layer to be created in a fraction of the time, thereby reducing the overall time for a three-dimensional component to be created, thereby increasing control over the properties achieved.

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Projection Material Processing System And Associated Method Of Use, Nathan Brad Crane, Justin Troy Nussbaum Nov 2020

Projection Material Processing System And Associated Method Of Use, Nathan Brad Crane, Justin Troy Nussbaum

USF Patents

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Reverse Engineering The First Humanities Computing Center, Steven E. Jones Jan 2018

Reverse Engineering The First Humanities Computing Center, Steven E. Jones

English Faculty Publications

The Jesuit scholar, Roberto Busa, is often called the founder of humanities computing. In fact, starting as early as 1949, he collaborated with IBM to perform experiments using suites of punched-card machines. These punched-card data systems—with their plug-board setups, clacking machinery, and flurries of perforated rectangular cards—were developed for business accounting and tabulating, and adapted for government censuses, defense calculations, archival management, and information processing of all kinds. The first decade of humanities computing can more accurately be described as an era of humanities data processing—in the historically specific and contextually rich sense of the term. This essay describes an …

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Usft Usf Libraries Unit Review, 2017-18, Usf Libraries Jan 2017

Usft Usf Libraries Unit Review, 2017-18, Usf Libraries

Library Annual Reports

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Inactivation Of Ascaris In Double-Vault Urine-Diverting Composting Latrines In Panama: Methods And Environmental Health Engineering Field Applications, Daragh A. Gibson Jun 2014

Inactivation Of Ascaris In Double-Vault Urine-Diverting Composting Latrines In Panama: Methods And Environmental Health Engineering Field Applications, Daragh A. Gibson

USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations

The United Nations Millennium Development Goals have prioritized improving access to sanitation, but unfortunately about a third of the global population is still without an improved sanitation source and one billion still practice open defecation. Lack of access to adequate and safe sanitation means the proliferation of dangerous pathogens in the environment, especially soil-transmitted helminths (STHs). In the Bocas del Toro Province of Panama (and similar locations in the world), composting latrines have been built in many of the indigenous communities in the area. They are a form of dry or ecological sanitation and are designed to produce an end …

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Bo35-3-Web.Pdf, Bird Observer Jan 2007