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2002 Weed Science Research Report - Green Section, Ndsu Weed Science, Dept. Of Plant Sciences
2002 Weed Science Research Report - Green Section, Ndsu Weed Science, Dept. Of Plant Sciences
Plant Sciences Weed Science Reports
The Weed Science team at North Dakota State University conduct field research in the State of North Dakota. This specific document reports on field research conducted in 2002. It includes work on small grains and the management of several weeds in North Dakota.
The Writing Of A Play Based On The Book Of Job: The Passion Of Job, Patricia B. Looper
The Writing Of A Play Based On The Book Of Job: The Passion Of Job, Patricia B. Looper
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Worship Change To Reach Non-Christians In Traditional Danish Evangelical Free Churches, Christian Alsted Nielsen
Worship Change To Reach Non-Christians In Traditional Danish Evangelical Free Churches, Christian Alsted Nielsen
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
The Goal Of This Study Was To Examine Differences In The Psychological Characteristics Of Patients Admitted To The Hospital For Acute Or Chronic Myocardial Infarction (Mi) Or Unstable Angina (Ua). Depression, Anger, Anxiety, Curiosity, Defensiveness, Social Support, And Coping Were Evaluated For 165 Patients (86 Mi And 79 Ua), Who Were Tested On The Cardiology Stepdown Ward Of Tampa General Hospital. The Following Psychological Measures Were Administered To These Patients: The Beck Depression Inventory (Bdi), The State-Trait Anger Expression Inventory (Staxi-2), The Rationality/Emotional Defensiveness (R/Ed) Scale, The Adult Form Of The Coping Responses Inventory (Cri-Adult), The Interpersonal Support Evaluation List (Isel), The Illness Perception Questionnaire (Ipq), The State-Trait Personality Inventory (Stpi), And The Structured Clinical Interview (Scid-I) For The Dsm - Iv. Significantly More Chronic Patients Than Acute Patients Met Criteria For Depression As Measured By The Scid Following Admission To The Hospital, And More Ua Than Mi Patients Also Met These Criteria. However, No Differences Were Found Between The Acute Vi And Chronic Mi And Ua Patients Two Weeks Prior To Admission. Results Of This Study Also Indicated That Chronic Patients And Ua Patients Reported A Greater Frequency Of Illness Symptoms And Tended To Cope With Their Heart Disease Through Avoidant Strategies. Chronic Patients Endorsed Higher Levels Of State And Trait Anger Compared With Acute Patients, And Ua Patients Were Less Likely To Believe That Their Illness Could Be Cured Or Controlled (Control Of Cure) Than Mi Patients. Based On The Results Of This Study, It Appears That Avoidance Coping May Be An Insufficient Strategy For Addressing Negative Emotions Of Chronic Patients And Ua Patients. In Addition, Perceived Lack Of Control Over The Success Of Treatment May Be Related To Depression For Ua Patients. These Findings Have Important Implications For The Development And Implementation Of Interventions Designed To Address Perceived Control Over Treatment Effectiveness And Coping Skills For Negative Emotions In The Treatment And Rehabilitation Of Cardiac Patients., Gregory J. Spirakis
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
The purpose of this study was to investigate the stability of hearing aid benefit, as measured by the Abbreviated Profile of Hearing Aid Benefit (APHAB; Cox & Alexander, 1995), between three months post hearing aid fitting and at next the annual audiological re-evaluation. The annual re-evaluation was at least, and as close to nine months as possible, after the previous audiological. The maximum time between the two evaluations was 18 months. Thirty-six hearing aid patients participated in this study. The participants were both male and female, and were fitted monaurally or binaurally with hearing aid(s). All participants had sensorineural hearing …
Cave Breakdown By Vadose Weathering, R. A. L. Osborne
Cave Breakdown By Vadose Weathering, R. A. L. Osborne
International Journal of Speleology
Vadose weathering is a significant mechanism for initiating breakdown in caves. Vadose weathering of ore bodies, mineral veins, palaeokarst deposits, non-carbonate keystones and impure, altered or fractured bedrock, which is intersected by caves, will frequently result in breakdown. Breakdown is an active, ongoing process. Breakdown occurs throughout the vadose zone, and is not restricted to large diameter passages, or to cave ceilings. The surfaces of disarticulated blocks are commonly coated, rather than having fresh broken faces, and blocks continue to disintegrate after separating from the bedrock. Not only gypsum, but also hydromagnesite and aragonite are responsible for crystal wedging. It …
Subsidence Hazards As A Consequence Of Dam, Reservoir And Tunnel Construction, Petar Milanovic
Subsidence Hazards As A Consequence Of Dam, Reservoir And Tunnel Construction, Petar Milanovic
International Journal of Speleology
Considering all man-made structures in karst areas, dams, reservoirs and tunnels are the most vulnerable in relation to induced subsidence and caverns. Reservoirs that are located entirely or partially on karstified rocks covered with unconsolidated sediments are especially subsidence-prone. As a consequence of induced subsidence a number of reservoirs in karst areas failed and were never fully filled. Such subsidence formation is very damaging because the development is unpredictable and practically instantaneous. Reservoirs in karst areas may fail to fill despite an extensive site investigation programs and sealing treatment. Every problem is unique and past experiences are never repeated. This …
Subsidence Hazards In Different Types Of Karst: Evolutionary And Speleogenetic Approach, Alexander Klimchouk
Subsidence Hazards In Different Types Of Karst: Evolutionary And Speleogenetic Approach, Alexander Klimchouk
International Journal of Speleology
The typology of karst, based on distinguishing the successive stages of general hydrogeological evolution, between which major boundary conditions and the overall circulation pattern change considerably, gives a natural clue, properly to classify and tie together karst breakdown settings, speleogenetic styles and breakdown development mechanisms. Subsidence hazards vary substantially between the different karst types so that classifying individual karst according to typology can provide an integrated general assessment. This provides a useful basis for selection and realization of region- and site-specific assessment schemes and management strategies. Intrastratal karst types, subjacent karst in particular, are most potent in generating subsidence problems. …
The Engineering Classification Of Karst With Respect To The Role And Influence Of Caves, Tony Waltham
The Engineering Classification Of Karst With Respect To The Role And Influence Of Caves, Tony Waltham
International Journal of Speleology
The engineering classification of karst defines various complexities of ground conditions, in terms of the hazards that they provide to potential construction. Karst is divided into five classes (from immature to extreme). The three key parameters within the classification are caves (size and extent), sinkholes (abundance and collapse frequency) and rockhead (profile and relief). As one component of karst, caves are a hazard to foundation integrity, though natural surface collapses over caves are extremely rare. A cave roof is normally stable under engineering loading where the roof thickness is greater than 70% of the cave width. Construction can proceed over …
Stability Appraisal Of The Medvedova Konta Pothole, Jože Kortnik
Stability Appraisal Of The Medvedova Konta Pothole, Jože Kortnik
International Journal of Speleology
Until 1956 the underground details of areas around Pokljuka were practically unknown due to the area’s non-karstic outward appearance. However, the presence of karst phenomena on this Alpine plain is undoubtedly indicated, primarily by the absence of a surface drainage network. A mathematical model was made of the Medvedova konta pothole, in which two different sets of material properties were used, corresponding to the Triassic limestone that forms the bedrock under the greater part of Pokljuka. The model simulates the gradual thinning of the ceiling of the underground hall, from the surface downwards, until its collapse. The paper presents a …
Mechanisms Of Karst Breakdown Formation In The Gypsum Karst Of The Fore-Ural Region, Russia (From Observations In The Kungurskaja Cave), Vjacheslav Andrejchuk, Alexander Klimchouk
Mechanisms Of Karst Breakdown Formation In The Gypsum Karst Of The Fore-Ural Region, Russia (From Observations In The Kungurskaja Cave), Vjacheslav Andrejchuk, Alexander Klimchouk
International Journal of Speleology
The fore-Ural is a classical region of intrastratal gypsum karst. The intensive development of karst in the Permian gypsums and anhydrites causes numerous practical problems, the subsidence hazard being the most severe. Mechanisms of karst breakdown formation were studied in detail in the Kunguskaya Cave area. The cave and its setting are characteristic to the region and, being a site of detalied stationary studies for many years, the cave represents a convenient location for various karst and speleological investigations. Breakdown structures related to cavities of the Kungurskaya Cave type develop by two mechanisms: gravitational (sagging and fall-in of the ceilings …
Karstology And The Opening Of Caves During Motorway Construction In The Karst Region Of Slovenia, Martin Knez, Tadej Slabe
Karstology And The Opening Of Caves During Motorway Construction In The Karst Region Of Slovenia, Martin Knez, Tadej Slabe
International Journal of Speleology
The nature of karst makes constructing a roadway across karst areas a complex task, which is why karstologists take part in motorway construction across Slovenia’s karst. Working with planners, karstologists select the best route on the basis of preliminary research. Then they carry out regular karstological monitoring of the construction, to study newly discovered karst phenomena, mostly caves, and also help builders overcome the challenges of karst in a way that will preserve nature as much as possible. During the recent construction of a section of motorway, more than three hundred caves were encountered within a sixty-kilometre stretch of road. …
Collapse Above The World's Largest Potash Mine (Ural, Russia), Vjacheslav Andrejchuk
Collapse Above The World's Largest Potash Mine (Ural, Russia), Vjacheslav Andrejchuk
International Journal of Speleology
This paper reports the results of the study of a huge collapse that occurred in June 1986 within the area of the 3rd Berezniki potash mine (the Verkhnekamsky potash deposit, Ural). Processes that took place between the first appearance of a water inflow through the mine roof and the eventual collapse are reconstructed in detail. The origin and development of a cavity that induced the collapse are revealed. Two factors played a major role in the formation of the collapse: the presence of a tectonic fold/rupture zone with in both the salt sequence and the overburden (the zone of crush …
Karst Subsidence In South-Central Apulia, Southern Italy, Marco Delle Rose, Mario Parise
Karst Subsidence In South-Central Apulia, Southern Italy, Marco Delle Rose, Mario Parise
International Journal of Speleology
Subsidence in the karst of Apulia (Southern Italy), one of the classical karst areas of Italy, is described in this paper. The carbonate rocks that make up the geological structure of the Apulia region are affected by subsidence, which is of different type and intensity depending upon geological, topographical, and hydrogeological conditions. In particular, we discriminate between inland subsidence and coastal subsidence. Inland subsidence is generally restricted to the presence of individual cavities, either empty or partly or totally filled with deposits produced by dissolution of soluble rocks underground. Locally, such subsidence can cause severe effects on anthropogenic structures above. …
Karst Breakdown Mechanisms From Observations In The Gypsum Caves Of The Western Ukraine: Implications For Subsidence Hazard Assessment, Alexander Klimchouk, Vjacheslav Andrejchuk
Karst Breakdown Mechanisms From Observations In The Gypsum Caves Of The Western Ukraine: Implications For Subsidence Hazard Assessment, Alexander Klimchouk, Vjacheslav Andrejchuk
International Journal of Speleology
The term karst breakdown is employed in this paper to denote the totality of processes and phenomena of gravitational and/or hydrodynamic destruction of the ceiling of a karst cavity and of the overlying sediments. It refers not only to the existence of a surface subsidence (collapse) feature but, first of all, to the “internal” (hidden in the subsurface) structures that precede development of a surface form. This study reports and discusses the results of direct mapping and examination of breakdown structures in the gypsum karst of the Western Ukraine, at the level of their origin, i.e. in caves. The accessibility …
Collapse Dolines And Deflector Faults As Indicators Of Karst Flow Corridors, France Šušteršič
Collapse Dolines And Deflector Faults As Indicators Of Karst Flow Corridors, France Šušteršič
International Journal of Speleology
The paper concerns collapse dolines, which appear to be one of the best-defined surface karst phenomena. Despite this appearance, one may find quite different views in the literature, and some of the aspects of their morphogenesis have been overlooked completely. Among these aspects the most obvious is the question of the ongoing development of the closed depression. Five of the most common collapse doline types found in Slovenia are considered in terms of general systems theory, leading to a conclusion that cave roof collapse remains the crucial event in a collapse doline’s development. However, the collapse event itself may be …
Short-Termers Over The Long Run : Assessing Missional Effectiveness Of Non-Career, Mid-Term Nazarene Missionaries, Douglas Wayne Terry
Short-Termers Over The Long Run : Assessing Missional Effectiveness Of Non-Career, Mid-Term Nazarene Missionaries, Douglas Wayne Terry
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
The Management Of Internal Transitioning As A Necessary Function Of Leaders In The Establishment Of Second-Order Change In Church Organizations, David Wayne Blackmer
The Management Of Internal Transitioning As A Necessary Function Of Leaders In The Establishment Of Second-Order Change In Church Organizations, David Wayne Blackmer
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
A Study Of The Practice Of Intercessory Prayer By Short-Term Mission Participants Of The Hong Kong Evangelical Church, Yuet San Kwan
A Study Of The Practice Of Intercessory Prayer By Short-Term Mission Participants Of The Hong Kong Evangelical Church, Yuet San Kwan
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Table Of Contents - Cardozo Law Review, Volume 23, Issue 2
Table Of Contents - Cardozo Law Review, Volume 23, Issue 2
Cardozo Law Review
No abstract provided.
Antonin Scalia, Baruch Spinoza, And The Relationship Between Church And State, Steven Goldberg
Antonin Scalia, Baruch Spinoza, And The Relationship Between Church And State, Steven Goldberg
Cardozo Law Review
No abstract provided.
Ambiguity And Income Taxation, Terrence R. Chorvat
Ambiguity And Income Taxation, Terrence R. Chorvat
Cardozo Law Review
No abstract provided.
Employee Patents On Computer-Implemented Inventions: The Conundrum Of Separate Ownership Of Patent And Copyright, David Loretto
Employee Patents On Computer-Implemented Inventions: The Conundrum Of Separate Ownership Of Patent And Copyright, David Loretto
Cardozo Law Review
No abstract provided.
Surcharge And Standing: Bankruptcy Code Section 506(C) After Hartford Underwriters, David G. Carlson
Surcharge And Standing: Bankruptcy Code Section 506(C) After Hartford Underwriters, David G. Carlson
Articles
The Supreme Court's decision in Hartford Underwriters Insurance Co. v. Union Planters Bank, N.A., which limited standing under 11 U.S.C. § 506(c) to bankruptcy trustees, fails to conclusively resolve the issue of who can bring such claims. The ruling creates legal complexities, as it does not fully address ownership of the proceeds or provide clear guidance, leading to potential workarounds by secured creditors and trustees. The article argues that the decision may be circumvented, and the current framework for handling § 506(c) claims remains unsatisfactory, necessitating further legislative or judicial clarification.
Love, Marriage, & ..., Trevor O'Reggio
Restoring Politics To The Commerce Clause: The Case For Abandoning The Dormant Commerce Clause Prohibition Of Discriminatory Taxation, Edward A. Zelinsky
Restoring Politics To The Commerce Clause: The Case For Abandoning The Dormant Commerce Clause Prohibition Of Discriminatory Taxation, Edward A. Zelinsky
Articles
No abstract provided.
Asb Meeting Minutes, 2002, April 16-17;Auditing Standards Board Approved Highlights, 2002, April 16-17, Meeting, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Auditing Standards Board
Asb Meeting Minutes, 2002, April 16-17;Auditing Standards Board Approved Highlights, 2002, April 16-17, Meeting, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Auditing Standards Board
Association Sections, Divisions, Boards, Teams
No abstract provided.
Asb Meeting Minutes, 2002, June 4-6;Auditing Standards Board Approved Highlights, 2002, June 4-6, Meeting, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Auditing Standards Board
Asb Meeting Minutes, 2002, June 4-6;Auditing Standards Board Approved Highlights, 2002, June 4-6, Meeting, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Auditing Standards Board
Association Sections, Divisions, Boards, Teams
No abstract provided.
Asb Meeting Minutes, 2002, February 5-7; Auditing Standards Board Approved Highlights, 2002, February 5-7, Meeting, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Auditing Standards Board
Asb Meeting Minutes, 2002, February 5-7; Auditing Standards Board Approved Highlights, 2002, February 5-7, Meeting, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Auditing Standards Board
Association Sections, Divisions, Boards, Teams
No abstract provided.
Asb Meeting Minutes, 2002, September 10-11;Auditing Standards Boards Approved Highlights, 2002, September 10-11, Meeting, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Auditing Standards Board
Asb Meeting Minutes, 2002, September 10-11;Auditing Standards Boards Approved Highlights, 2002, September 10-11, Meeting, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Auditing Standards Board
Association Sections, Divisions, Boards, Teams
No abstract provided.
Asb Meeting Minutes, 2002 ,July 23-24;Auditing Standards Board Approved Highlights, 2002, July 23-24 Meeting, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Auditing Standards Board
Asb Meeting Minutes, 2002 ,July 23-24;Auditing Standards Board Approved Highlights, 2002, July 23-24 Meeting, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Auditing Standards Board
Association Sections, Divisions, Boards, Teams
No abstract provided.