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A Study Of Truthfulness In Male Orthodontic Patients From The Appraisal Of Certain Autonomic Responses To Questions Concerning Cooperation, Richard Salvadore Campisi Jan 1963

A Study Of Truthfulness In Male Orthodontic Patients From The Appraisal Of Certain Autonomic Responses To Questions Concerning Cooperation, Richard Salvadore Campisi

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


The Establishment Of Ahuman Dental Pulp Cell Line And Its Reaction To Some Endodontic Materials, Sumitra Das Jan 1963

The Establishment Of Ahuman Dental Pulp Cell Line And Its Reaction To Some Endodontic Materials, Sumitra Das

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Melendez Valdes Poeta Tipico Del Siglo Dieciocho, Mercedes Junquera De Flys Jan 1963

Melendez Valdes Poeta Tipico Del Siglo Dieciocho, Mercedes Junquera De Flys

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Some Effects Of Ph, Temperature And Light On The Production Of Zoosporagia In Saprolegnia Parasitica Coker, Philip C. Lee Jul 1962

Some Effects Of Ph, Temperature And Light On The Production Of Zoosporagia In Saprolegnia Parasitica Coker, Philip C. Lee

Master's Theses

Pure cultures of Saprolegnia parasitica Coker were grown under varied conditions of temperature, pH, and light conditions. In liquid medium colonies were spherical with a zonal effect in the distribution of zoosporangia.

Near the limiting extremes of pH and temperature, beaded hyphal tips were found in place of normal sporangia. Teorell Universal buffer in the sporulation water inhibited production of sporangia. The pH minimum was 4.0 - 4.1, optimum 6.3 - 7.4, and maximum 8.o - 8.3. The maximum number of sporangia was produced at 15 C. Between 3.4 and 5 C , a delay in sporulation was noted and …


Some Effects Of Ph, Temperature And Light On The Production Of Zoosporagia In Saprolegnia Parasitica Coker, Philip C. Lee Jul 1962

Some Effects Of Ph, Temperature And Light On The Production Of Zoosporagia In Saprolegnia Parasitica Coker, Philip C. Lee

Master's Theses

Pure cultures of Saprolegnia parasitica Coker were grown under varied conditions of temperature, pH, and light conditions. In liquid medium colonies were spherical with a zonal effect in the distribution of zoo sporangia. Near the limiting extremes of pH and temperature, beaded hyphal tips were found in place of normal sporangia. Teorell Universal buffer in the sporulation water inhibited production of sporangia . The pH minimum was 4.0 - 4.1, optimum 6.3 - 7 .4, ·and maximum 8.0 - 8.3. The maximum number of sporangia was produced at 15 C. Between 3.4 and 5 C, a delay in sporulation was …


Integrated Versus Departmentalized Teaching Of Eighth Grade Science At William Cullen Bryant Intermediate School, Wilson Lee Faris Jul 1962

Integrated Versus Departmentalized Teaching Of Eighth Grade Science At William Cullen Bryant Intermediate School, Wilson Lee Faris

Master's Theses

Scientific achievements in the past few decades have stimulated educators to investigate current content and practices in teaching science at the 8th grade level. Man at the threshold of space has become a reality as a result of achievements in science during the past decade. The most notable achievements have been the orbital space flights. Control of atomic energy, the development of powerful rockets, advancement in radar detection and communication, along with discoveries in space medicine have made it necessary to improve and strengthen the eighth grade science program in order to produce the science personnel needed for continued progress. …


A Survey Of Parasitism In A Population Of Pigeons, Robert Flynn Jochen Apr 1962

A Survey Of Parasitism In A Population Of Pigeons, Robert Flynn Jochen

Master's Theses

Numerous papers relative to parasites in pigeons can be found in the literature, but information concerning parasitic infections in pigeons of Virginia is scant, and no survey of parasitism has been made. Furthermore, no one survey or parasitism in pigeons of North America has included the incidence of both ectoparasites and endoparasites. Information relative to the incidence of individual parasites or groups of parasites, however, is available in recent literature, as well as information concerning isolated cases of parasitism

The present study was undertaken to (1) determine the nature and extent of parasitism in a population of pigeons in Henrico …


Survey Of The Problem Area Of Junior High Negro Students, Mary Syra Galvin Jan 1962

Survey Of The Problem Area Of Junior High Negro Students, Mary Syra Galvin

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Sociological Study Of The Reciprocal Relations Between The Clientele And The Program Of Services Of Marillac House, Chicago 1947-1961, Winifred Kilday Jan 1962

A Sociological Study Of The Reciprocal Relations Between The Clientele And The Program Of Services Of Marillac House, Chicago 1947-1961, Winifred Kilday

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Radiographic Appraisal Of The Effects Of X-Radiation On The Mandibular Cartilage And Cranio-Facial Growth Of The Rat, Jerome John Kozakiewicz Jan 1962

A Radiographic Appraisal Of The Effects Of X-Radiation On The Mandibular Cartilage And Cranio-Facial Growth Of The Rat, Jerome John Kozakiewicz

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Effects Of Surface Roughness On The Intensity Distribution Of Light Reflected From Aluminum Surfaces, Harvey N. Wingfield Jan 1962

Effects Of Surface Roughness On The Intensity Distribution Of Light Reflected From Aluminum Surfaces, Harvey N. Wingfield

Master's Theses

Only over the past few years have investigations of the intensity distribution of the light reflected from materials been attempted. Most of these investigations have been done by personnel at the National Bureau of Standards on matt surfaces, and acid etched black glass. It should be noted that separate investigations in the two fields, the methods of analysis of a surface's topography and the intensity distribution of reflected light from different materials have been and still are being performed. However, most correlations which exist between a surface's topography and its optical effects such as reflectance, intensity, absorption, and transmission are …


Low Temperature Infrared Cell And Its Application In Isoprene And Nitrogen Dioxide Reaction Studies, Gunars Vilcins Jan 1962

Low Temperature Infrared Cell And Its Application In Isoprene And Nitrogen Dioxide Reaction Studies, Gunars Vilcins

Master's Theses

The purpose of this research was to explore the application of low temperature infrared spectroscopy to the study of several chemical problems. In particular the following items were investigated:

1. The design, manufacture, and operation of a low temperature optical cell suitable for infrared spectroscopic studies or gas-solid samples at liquid nitrogen temperature (-196°c) and above.

2. The recording and study of the infrared spectra or nitrogen dioxide and isoprene at 25°c and at lower temperatures.

3. A preliminary study of the reaction between nitrogen dioxide and isoprene at various temperatures using infrared techniques.

In recent years infrared studies have …


An Analysis Of Reported Incidents Of Racial Violence In Chicago: 1958 Through 1960, James E. Burns Jan 1962

An Analysis Of Reported Incidents Of Racial Violence In Chicago: 1958 Through 1960, James E. Burns

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Married Women Working In Hospital Service: Some Social And Economic Aspects, Immacula Moroder Jan 1962

Married Women Working In Hospital Service: Some Social And Economic Aspects, Immacula Moroder

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


An Analysis Of Certain Problems In Using Television In The Henrico County Schools, Anne Morton Fitzgerald Jul 1961

An Analysis Of Certain Problems In Using Television In The Henrico County Schools, Anne Morton Fitzgerald

Master's Theses

The developments that have taken place and are continuing to develop both on national and local levels justify an analysis to ascertain whether educational television may be used as a means of supplementing effectively the educational program of Henrico County.

It is the purpose of this study (1) to secure information on the effect of educational television, (2) to secure information on the problems of scheduling and using staff and facilities. and (3) to determine what types of learning activity lend themselves best to television.


Determinants Of Occurrence And Distribution Of Fungi In Marine Environments, Paul W. Kirk Jul 1961

Determinants Of Occurrence And Distribution Of Fungi In Marine Environments, Paul W. Kirk

Master's Theses

Studies ware made of the effects of temperature and nutrient levels on salinity optima for growth and sporulation of Chaotomium Globosum and two marine Pyranomycetes, Torpedospora radiata, and Halosphaeriopais sp. Methods of culture and evaluation of sporulation were also investigated.

Discussion focused on ecological implications of data, in particular, on the probable survival value to a marine-fit fungus or a Phoma pattern mechanism-envolving vegetative and reproductive phases. As the seasons progress, the region where concentrations and proportions or salts are most favorable remains similar to that where vitamin requirements are least and biotic factors are most favorable.


An Improved System Of Cost Control And Budgeting By Product, For A Specialty Paper Mill, Linwood Douglas Hogge Apr 1961

An Improved System Of Cost Control And Budgeting By Product, For A Specialty Paper Mill, Linwood Douglas Hogge

Master's Theses

The large kraft and newsprint mills dominate the paper industry, by the sheer enormity of their size and production. The paper industry is a major growth segment of our nation's industry in all its aspects, however, and the specialty mills and their products continue to grow proportionately with the industry. Fllters, gaskets, and saturated products, once the sole property of leather, rubber and more sophisticated materials, are predominately made of high grade paper products. To further increase their use we must find more and better ways to reduce and control these costs -- It is hoped that we have contributed …


A Study Of The American Labor Unions' Use Of Commercial Advertising As A Means Of Influencing Public Opinion, Maurice Michael Dore Jan 1961

A Study Of The American Labor Unions' Use Of Commercial Advertising As A Means Of Influencing Public Opinion, Maurice Michael Dore

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Interconversions Of The Adenosine-5'-Phosphates During Oxidative Phosphorylation By Rat-Liver Mitochondria, John Earl Biaglow Jan 1961

Interconversions Of The Adenosine-5'-Phosphates During Oxidative Phosphorylation By Rat-Liver Mitochondria, John Earl Biaglow

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Kinetin And The Dissociation Pattern Of Enteric Bacilli, Luba Liszczynska Kostiw Jan 1961

Kinetin And The Dissociation Pattern Of Enteric Bacilli, Luba Liszczynska Kostiw

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


The Effect Of Tetraethylammonium Ion On The Spectra Of Certain Sulfonphthalein Indicators, Irene E. Mersol Jan 1961

The Effect Of Tetraethylammonium Ion On The Spectra Of Certain Sulfonphthalein Indicators, Irene E. Mersol

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Study Of The Curcumin Method For Boron Determination, James Edward Hardcastle Jul 1960

A Study Of The Curcumin Method For Boron Determination, James Edward Hardcastle

Master's Theses

The purpose of the research project, of which this thesis is a partial report, was two fold: first, to develop a method for determining small quantities of boron, and second, to develop a rapid field test for the determination of atmospheric boron. A literature survey revealed that the curcumin method is the most sensitive colorimetric method presently available for boron determination. Also, the curcumin paper test should be readily adapted to the determination of atmospheric boron.


A Consolidation Analysis Of The Insured Group Benefits Programs Of A Medium Size Manufacturing Company : Multi-Carrier Vs. Single Carrier, John Walter Ainslie Apr 1960

A Consolidation Analysis Of The Insured Group Benefits Programs Of A Medium Size Manufacturing Company : Multi-Carrier Vs. Single Carrier, John Walter Ainslie

Master's Theses

Since dawn's light first shone upon the cave man, he in his crude way, searched for security for himself and others who lived in his cave. While technological progress had revolutionized the method of seeking ways to make such provisions, the desire for the same has continued as the ultimate goal of the head of the family unit .

Summary - With the growing development of benefit plans in private industry spurred on by federal legislation and the government's progressive interest in social welfare, indications are for further growth in this area. There has been a definite trend as seen …


Oral Communications To And By Lower Level Supervision, Joseph Clifton Brown Apr 1960

Oral Communications To And By Lower Level Supervision, Joseph Clifton Brown

Master's Theses

This book is a manual concerned with the principles and problems of oral industrial communications. The content is designed for use by the Maintenance Department, Spruance Plant, E.I. du Pont de Nemours and company, Richmond, Virginia. The focus of the writing is basically in the area of lower supervision which includes salaried engineers, scientists, foremen, and men in the two levels immediately above the fore- men.


A Study Of Hypnotism In The Works Of Nathaniel Hawthorne, Helen Lei Hsu Apr 1960

A Study Of Hypnotism In The Works Of Nathaniel Hawthorne, Helen Lei Hsu

Master's Theses

I propose in this study to examine the uses of hypnotism in two of Hawthorne 's tales: "Ethan Brand" and "The Prophetic Pictures"; and three of Hawthorne's romances: Fanshawe, The House of the Seven Gables, and The Blithedale Romance. My aims are generally these: to investigate Hawthorne's interest in hypnotism with reference to the manifested popularity of hypnotism in his time; to identify Hawthorne's implication of hypnotism in the above tales and romances; and to analyze Hawthorne 's art of interweaving his themes with the practice of hypnosis.


Controversy In The Steel Industry: An Analysis Of The Differing Views Of Labor And Management In The 1959 Contract Negotiations, Alec A. Lazur Jan 1960

Controversy In The Steel Industry: An Analysis Of The Differing Views Of Labor And Management In The 1959 Contract Negotiations, Alec A. Lazur

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


The Social-Psychological Implications Of Recovery Inc., Mary Judith Terese Mcnulty Jan 1960

The Social-Psychological Implications Of Recovery Inc., Mary Judith Terese Mcnulty

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Study Of The Labor Philosophy Of Jacob S. Potofsky, President Of The Amalgamated Clothing Workers Of America, Donald Michael Kilourie Jan 1960

A Study Of The Labor Philosophy Of Jacob S. Potofsky, President Of The Amalgamated Clothing Workers Of America, Donald Michael Kilourie

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


The Impact Of Inflation On Selected Wage And Salary Groups In The Richmond Area, Carl Edward Tucker Jan 1960

The Impact Of Inflation On Selected Wage And Salary Groups In The Richmond Area, Carl Edward Tucker

Master's Theses

One of the greatest economic problems existing in the United States today is inflation. This problem is magnified because our population is still growing, there are changes taking place in methods of production, and property and wealth are being re-distributed.

Americans continually want more things which are bigger and better and they are willing to go in debt to have them. They want more and bigger automobiles, highways, more services, better schools, and more leisure time. The effective demand sometimes has a way of getting ahead of the capacity to produce. With this demand for goods, prices continue to rise …


A Chromatographic Study Of The Polyphenols In Cured Tobacco, Marvin Dennis Edmonds Jan 1960

A Chromatographic Study Of The Polyphenols In Cured Tobacco, Marvin Dennis Edmonds

Master's Theses

The object of this project was to isolate, separate, and identify the polyphenols in tobacco. Following this, the aim was to develop a method for the quantitative determination of the major polyphenols in tobacco.

Existing methods for the determination of polyphenols in tobacco involve lengthy procedures which are concerned with one or two of the polyphenols rather than the· complete class of compounds. The methods consist of exhaustive extraction procedures, lengthy chromatographic procedures and numerous methods of identification.

Extensive research on the determination of polyphenols by chromatography has been carried out in the field of tobacco and in other fields. …