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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.

Replication Of A Study Of Perception Of Unstructured Stimuli And Individual Executive Performance, Mildred Pauline Radocha

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

Clerical Portraits In The Nineteenth Century British Novel, Doralee Forsythe Richardson

Master's Theses

Because there were only four recognized professions which a nineteenth century respectable English gentleman could enter and still maintain his family reputation--the army, the navy, and church, and the bar-- it is natural that clergymen should appear frequently in the novels of the period. Through the eyes of numerous novelists one can come to understand better the roles and the personalities of the men of cloth during the 1800's.

By way of limiting myself to a reasonable amount of material, I have chosen to concentrate on those novels in which a clerical scene provides the major characters and action. In …

Personal Liability Risks And Comprehensive Insurance Coverage, Allison Reese

Master's Theses

The purpose of this thesis is to examine the hazards confronting the individual involving damage to the persons or property of others and to outline and evaluate the insurance coverages which have been developed to provide a means to eliminate the monetary consequences of most of these hazards.

The Public Career Of Robert Carter Nicholas, Robert Miller Saunders

Master's Theses

Although time has obscured his reputation, Robert carter Nicholas exercised considerable influence in pre-Revolutionary Virginia. Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry, George Washington and other familiar revolutionary figures knew him well and respected both his ability and integrity. In fact, Nicholas had already established himself as a power in Virginia politics when the men mentioned above were just stepping onto the stage of Virginia history.

The Role Of The Virginia Slave In Iron And Tobacco Manufacturing, Richard Demone Pulley

Master's Theses

It is the purpose of this paper to explore to what extent the Negro slave was used in the iron and tobacco industries in Virginia. These two particular industries were chosen because they were by far the leaders in the employment of slave labor in Virginia. The slave was used in mining but since this is not specifically manufacturing this aspect of slave labor will only be mentioned briefly. Other capacities for slave labor such as blacksmithing and railroad maintenance are also relatively unimportant when compared to the iron and tobacco industries.

The date, 1830. was selected for a starting …

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 …

Employee Pre-Retirement Programs In The Chicago Area, 1956-1961, John M. Long

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

A Case Study Of A Social Movement: The Young Christian Workers In The United States, Diane Bayer

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

Pr Ratio And The Mmpi Ire: An Experimental Approach As To How A Person Handles His Emotions, Robert E. Hoene

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

The Attitude Of The Department Of State To The Japanese Exclusion Clause In The Immigration Act Of 1924, Carl Edward Meirose

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

A Radiographic Appraisal Of The Effects Of X-Radiation On The Mandibular Cartilage And Femoral Epiphyseal Cartilage Of The Rat, Julio Aldo Battistoni

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

In Vitro Effect Of Certain Compounds, Including Hypoglycemic Agents, On Cholesterol Biosynthesis, John Edward Dalidowicz

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

William James On Free Will: A Personal Response To The Dilemma Of Determinism, Robert Michael Buren

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

Validity Of The Beall-Panton Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory Index Of "Escapism" In A State Training School Population, C. John Figura

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

Susanne K. Langer's General Theory Of Art, Francis Vincent Hillebrand

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

Ralph Waldo Emerson: His Concept Of Skepticism And His Doctrine Of The Infinitude Of The Private Man, Donal Francis Mahoney

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

The Problem Of Evil In The Anti-Manichean Works Of Saint Augustine, Herbert Heinrich Meyer

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

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

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

Mrs. Gaskell's Cranford: "The Importance Of Living The Truth" As Its Unifying Theme, Donald Joseph Racky

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

Evaluating Management Development Programs, John Francis Roberts

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

Food Intake As A Function Of Duration Of Food Deprivation In The Albino Rat, John H. Wright

Master's Theses

The present study is an attempt to investigate food intake as a function of hours of food deprivation for a wide range of deprivation values. On the basis of the existing evidence it is expected that intake will increase for the shorter deprivation values but subsequently decrease for the longer deprivation values. Additional interest lies in the secondary measures of weight loss during deprivation, water intake during the consumption period, and weight gained during the consumption period.

Milton And Socinianism, Joseph Johnson Collins

Master's Theses

The seventeenth century was a period of enormous scholarship and erudition. In the wake of the Reformation and the Humanist movements great interest was awakened in the field of Biblical scholarship, Many of the scholars, lay­ men, and divines began to devote much of their time and energy to the new Biblical exegesis. The doctrine which was receiving much attention during this period suggested that one might assure that the strongholds of the reformed religion were sufficiently fortified through improved trans­lation and qualified Biblical exegesis.

This was the era which produced John Milton 's method­ ical and learned tractate of …

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.

Louis Kossuth In America, 1851-1852, John Bartholomew St. Leger

Master's Theses

Of the many visitors who came to America before the Civil War, perhaps the strangest guest was Louis Kossuth, the ex-governor and revolutionist who unsuccessfully rebelled against the Hapsburg monarchy. Such visitors as Lafayette, de Tocqueville, Martineau, Dickens and others came primarily to .America to learn more about our society and political institutions. This was not true in the visit of Louis Kossuth. For the first time since our independence was established, an active, central European militarist was upon our shores.

The Planning, Installation, And Results Of A Performance Improvement Program For Supervisory Personnel, Harold G. Hart

Master's Theses

The scope or aim of this thesis is to plan, install and measure the results of a performance improvement program directed towards supervisory personnel.

The planning stage consists of investigating secondary works by others pertaining directly or closely to the subject of performance improvement programs. Primary data have been collected in order to have all the facts necessary to plan an effective program. These data include past performance of shifts, defining shift problems and objectives. and techniques to accomplish objectives. An attempt is made here to record all the events that took place in planning this procedure.

The installation phase …

The Effect Of Group Phonics Drill On Non-Verbal Sub-Tests Of The Kuhlmann-Anderson Intelligence Tests, Form D., Alvaro Jimenez

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

A Study Of The Electrodermal Response As A Measure Of Anxiety And Impulsiveness, Glenn Francis Williams

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

A Comparative Study Of Two Methods Of Teaching Grammar, Jeanne D'Arc Barnes

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

A Critical Review Of The Jurisdictional Standards Of The National Labor Relations Board Prior To The Enactment Of Section 701 Of The Labor-Management Reporting And Disclosing Act Of 1959, Martin John Burns

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.