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Karl Jaspers : The Concept Of Communication And Its Implications For The Counseling Process, Maxine K. Rasmussen

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A Study To Examine The Consistency Of Initial Job Interest With Occupational Choice, William G. Rosenberg

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Construction And Validation Of A Standardized Test To Assess The Subject-Matter Achievement Of Comprehensive Business Education Majors., Noel G. Powell

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A Rhetorical Analysis Of Thomas Hayden As A Spokesman For The New Left, Robert A. Dickey

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The Effects Of Full-Time Clerical Employment On The Business Skills And Environmental Perceptions Of Beginning Office Workers., Larry Mardell Jones

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Calculation Of The Electric Dipole Moment Function For Hydrogen Fluoride Molecule Using Morse Potential, Yiu Kwok Chan

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Free Boolean Algebras, Colleen A. Wheeler

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A Methodology For Measuring Change Resulting From Group Interaction: Multi-Dimensional Evaluation Structure Analysis., Ronald William Kristjanson

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Mechanisms Of Drug Distribution In Rat Submaxillary Gland In Vitro, James W. Putney Jr.

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The access of drugs to variofis sites of action in the body is impeded by a succession of membranes. Likewise, the removal of a drug or foreign substance from the body is similarly dependent on the ability of the substance under consideration to permeate biological barriers. A con-committant problem generally arises concerning the overall time course of drug action: that of drug storage through binding or similar processes. Schanker (196h) however, has stated that "Although the mechanisms of localization and those of membrane transfer are in many respects different problems, there are some instances in which they are inseparable parts …

Stratigraphy And History Of The Sakakawea Sequence, South-Central North Dakota, William B. Bickley Jr.

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The Sakakawea Sequence (Pleistocene) in North Dakota contains six formations that make up the Coleharbor Group (Pleistocene). The Braddock Formation (Wisconsinan) is mainly glacial sediment. The Emmons Formation (late Wisconsinan) is mainly glacial sediment. The Four Bears Formation (Wisconsinan) is mainly either fluvial or lacustrine sediment. The Coteau Formation (Holocene) is mostly fluvial, colluvial, or slough sediment. The Denbigh Formation (Holocene) is mostly eolian sediment. The Oahe Formation (late Wisconsinan and Holocene) is mostly eolian sediment (loess) The Oahe Formation is divided into three members: the Mallard Island (late Wisconsinan), Aggie Brown (latest Wisconsinan to earliest Holocene), and Riverdale (middle …

Black Magnetic Spherules From The Glacial And Sea Ice Of Fletcher's Ice Island (T-3), Richard Scattolini

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Black magnetic spherules are particles which can be derived by ablationary processes from cosmic sources. Spherules from both the glacial ice and sea ice of Fletcher's Ice Island (T-3) were studied to determine their size distribution, sedimentation rates, and other parameters. The results were examined and shown to be similar to those of other researchers' work elsewhere.

Calculated sedimentation rates for glacial ice spherules, extrapolated for the entire earth's surface, range from 1.1 x 10⁴ to 1.1 x 10⁵ metric tons per year. Calculated sedimentation rates for sea ice spherules range from 5.0 x 10³ to 1.6 x 10⁵ metric …

Groundwater Of The Spiritwood Lake Area, Stutsman County, North Dakota, Frank J. Schulte

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The Spiritwood Lake study area is in a generally undulating to rolling glacial plain 17 miles north and east of Jamestown, North Dakota. Spiritwood Lake is about 50 feet below the surface of the bedrock plain in a former melt-water channel. In the study area, glacial drift unconformably overlies the Pierre Shale, the youngest pre-Pleistocene sediment. The boundary between the two units is marked by a zone of shattered Pierre Shale. The top of this shattered zone forms a plain of moderate relief which probably was the preglacial surface of the study area.

Two large valleys can be distinguished in …

Annotated Bibliography Of The Geology Of North Dakota, 1806-1959, Mary Woods Scott

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References to the literature on North Dakota geology published between 1805 and 1960 are listed in this annotated bibliography. Published bibliographies on North American geology, bibliographies on geological subjects important to North Dakota, unpublished lists of references, and references cited in each entry herein were used to compile the bibliography. Each reference is provided with an annotation of its contents. A subject and geographical index and a list of serials cited are included.

The Stratigraphy And Economic Potential Of Permo-Pennsylvanian Strata In Southwestern North Dakota, Harold C. Ziebarth

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This study of the Fermo-Pennsylvanian Minnelusa Group in North Dakota was designed to clarify the stratigraphy, illustrate association of depositional environments, and to relate the geologic history and economic potential of these strata.

The Minnelusa Group is defined here to include strata above the unconformity on the Madison and Big Snowy Groups and below the Opeche Formation. The Minnelusa Group in North Dakota contains the Tyler, Alaska Bench, Amsden and Broom Creek Formations. The Amsden has been divided into three marker defined lithozones designated, in ascending order, Medora, Dickinson, and Bismarck.

Drill and core samples were examined and described interpretively …

Applied Geology Of The Bismarck-Mandan Area, North Dakota, Gerald H. Groenewold

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The Bismarck-Mandan area includes about 350 square miles located along both sides of' the Missouri River in south-central North Dakota. The area can be divided into two major physiographic divisions: the broad Missouri River floodplain and the nearly flat uplands which are dissected by minor streams. Geologic units in the area include Upper Cretaceous and lower Tertiary sandstone, siltstone, and shale and Quaternary sand, silt, clay, and gravel.

Expansion of residential areas around the cities of Bismarck and Mandan results in conflicts in land-use between agricultural, urban, and resource development. This study consists of detailed geologic maps and a series …

Septic Tank Nutrients In Groundwater Entering Lake Sallie, Minnesota, David Robert Lee

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The nutrient contribution of septic tanks to a lake was evaluated at Lake Sallie, in glacial outwash terrain of northwestern Minnesota. Groundwater entering the lake was collected by covering 0.258 m2 of lake bed with a bottomless cylinder vented to deflated plastic bag. Inflow velocity ranged from 0.01 to 2.5 micrometers per-second along 30% of the lakeshore. Groundwater inflow along an 800 m segment of shore amounted to 4.50 x 105 m3/year, and was uniformly distributed along the shore, but decreased exponentially away from shore.

Effluent from a heavily-used lakeside septic tank fanned out along the surface of the water …

Geology Of Southern Nelson County, North Dakota, Roger J. Reede

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Southern Nelson County occupies 576 square miles in northeastern North Dakota (Twps. 149-152 N., Rgs. 57-62 W.). Its surface is mantled with glacial drift resting unconformably on the Cretaceous Pierre Shale, which is exposed along the Sheyenne River Valley and the Stump Lake Basin. The entire mantle of glacial drift is part of the Coleharbor Formation, which, in southern Nelson County, averages 45 feet thick with a maximum thickness over 200 feet. Drill-hole data and missile site excavations provide good evidence for the existence of multiple drift sheets, including layers of till separated by more than 25 feet of outwash, …

An Analysis Of The Relationship Between High School Size And College Completion Of North Dakota High School Graduates., Lloyd Oscar Anderson

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Cytogenetic And Ecological Analyses Of Native Populations Of Andropogon Scoparius (Michx.) And Andropogon Gerardi (Vitman)., Gordon Wayne Dewald

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Comparative Measurements Of The Central Nervous System In The Rat Exposedto Normal And Hyperbaric Conditions., John Arnold Cromer

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A Longitudinal Study Of Academic Achievement Using Holland's Theory Of Vocational Choice., David Conrad Soliah

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Physiology Of The Rat In Hyperbaric Environments Of Helium, Nitrogen And Nitrous-Oxide., Larry Charles Stetzner

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A Revision Of The Neotropical Ant Subgenus, Myrmothrix (Genus Camponotus)., Ali Asghar Hashmi

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A Study Of The Effects Of An Intensive Multi Media Program Of Vocabulary Development On The Reading Achievement Of Adults., Avis Joycelyn Olson

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The Relationship Of Listening Ability And Comprehension To First Year Typewriting Achievement., Bernadette Maxfield

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An Appraisal Of The Work-Study Programs Of The Neighborhood Youth Corps In Selected Wisconsin School Districts., Merrill John Switzenberg

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Dynamic Stress Concentration Factor Occurring In An Exhaust Valve Head, Bakul R. Ajmera

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Behavior Of Rats Modified By Temperature And Helium-Oxygen Hyperbaria In A Simulated Dive, Deborah M. Allen

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Reversal And Nonreversal Shift Difficulty As A Function Of Problem Complexity In Concept Identification Tasks, Glen Steelman

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The Planning, Implementation And Operation Of A Flexible Schedule : A Case Study, Everett C. Knudsvig

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