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1960 Memphis State University Vs University Of Mississippi Football Program Jul 2021

1960 Memphis State University Vs University Of Mississippi Football Program

Football Publications

Program for the football game between the Memphis State University Tigers and the University of Mississippi Rebels played at Crump Stadium, Memphis, Tennessee, on October 1, 1960. The Tigers lost the game 20-31. The program was issued with two different covers.

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1961 Memphis State University Vs University Of Louisville Football Program Jul 2021

1961 Memphis State University Vs University Of Louisville Football Program

Football Publications

Program for the football game between the Memphis State University Tigers and the University of Louisville Cardinals played at the Fairgrounds, Louisville, Kentucky, on October 7, 1961. The Tigers won the game 28-13.

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1959 Memphis State University Football Media Guide Jul 2021

1959 Memphis State University Football Media Guide

Football Publications

Media guide published by the Memphis State University football team for the 1959 season.

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1978 Memphis State University Blue-Gray Spring Football Program Jul 2021

1978 Memphis State University Blue-Gray Spring Football Program

Football Publications

Program for the Memphis State University Blue-Gray Spring football game played at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, Memphis, Tennessee, on April 7, 1978. It was designated Bill Crumby Appreciation Night. Crumby was a sophomore defensive back in the Tigers team that played the University of Southern Mississippi on October 29 the previous year where he suffered an injury that left him a quadriplegic. After a year of rehabilitation, he returned to Memphis State to complete his degree and later became a successful businessman. Crumby died in 2000. His number 39 jersey had been unofficially retired after the 1977 game but on …

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1965 Memphis State University Vs North Texas State University Football Program Jul 2021

1965 Memphis State University Vs North Texas State University Football Program

Football Publications

Program for the football game between the Memphis State University Tigers and the North Texas State University Eagles played at Fouts Field, Denton, Texas, on November 13, 1965. The Tigers won the game 28-0.

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1960 Memphis State University Vs University Of Chattanooga Football Program Jul 2021

1960 Memphis State University Vs University Of Chattanooga Football Program

Football Publications

Program for the football game between the Memphis State University Tigers and the University of Chattanooga Moccasins played at Crump Stadium, Memphis, Tennessee, on November 12, 1960. The Tigers won the game 42-0. The program was issued with two different covers.

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1963 Memphis State University Vs University Of Louisville Football Program Jul 2021

1963 Memphis State University Vs University Of Louisville Football Program

Football Publications

Program for the football game between the Memphis State University Tigers and the University of Louisville Cardinals played at the Fairgrounds, Louisville, Kentucky, on November 2, 1963. The Tigers won the game 25-0.

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1973 Memphis State University Vs University Of Southwestern Louisiana Football Program Jul 2021

1973 Memphis State University Vs University Of Southwestern Louisiana Football Program

Football Publications

Program for the football game between the Memphis State University Tigers and the University of Southwestern Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns played at Cajun Field, Lafayette, Louisiana, on November 17, 1973. The Tigers won the game 41-6.

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1963 Memphis State University Vs University Of Southern Mississippi Football Program Jul 2021

1963 Memphis State University Vs University Of Southern Mississippi Football Program

Football Publications

Program for the football game between the Memphis State University Tigers and the University of Southern Mississippi Southerners played at Memorial Stadium, Jackson, Mississippi, on September 14, 1963. The Tigers won the game 28-7.

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1960 Memphis State University Vs Virginia Military Institute Football Program Jul 2021

1960 Memphis State University Vs Virginia Military Institute Football Program

Football Publications

Program for the football game between the Memphis State University Tigers and the Virginia Military Institute Keydets played at Crump Stadium, Memphis, Tennessee, on October 29, 1960. The Tigers won the game 21-8. The program was issued with two different covers.

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1961 Memphis State University Football Media Guide Jul 2021

1961 Memphis State University Football Media Guide

Football Publications

Media guide published by the Memphis State University football team for the 1961 season.

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1974 Memphis State University Vs North Texas State University Football Program Jul 2021

1974 Memphis State University Vs North Texas State University Football Program

Football Publications

Program for the football game between the Memphis State University Tigers and the North Texas State University Mean Green played at Fouts Field, Denton, Texas, on October 26, 1974. The Tigers won the game 41-0.

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1967 Memphis State University Vs Utah State University Football Program Jul 2021

1967 Memphis State University Vs Utah State University Football Program

Football Publications

Program for the football game between the Memphis State University Tigers and the Utah State University Aggies played at Ute Stadium, Salt Lake City, Utah, on October 7, 1967. The Tigers lost the game 14-28.

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The Impact Of Advertising Appeals On Purchase Intention For Women’S Fashion Products In Malaysia, Nur Farihah Bt. Isamudin, Muhammad Tahir Jan Jul 2021

The Impact Of Advertising Appeals On Purchase Intention For Women’S Fashion Products In Malaysia, Nur Farihah Bt. Isamudin, Muhammad Tahir Jan

Journal of Marketing and Consumer Behaviour in Emerging Markets

This paper is mainly focused on analyzing the impact of four advertising appeals, namely love appeal, humor appeal, happiness appeal and excitement appeal on purchase intention for women fashion products in Malaysia. Primary data were collected from 303 respondents using selfadministered online questionnaire that was distributed among social media users in Malaysia. The collected data went through an extensive process of screening and sorting to prepare for the analyses. Several important tests were conducted using analytical tools, namely IBM Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) and its added module, AMOS to reach the fi ndings. Among them are a …

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Numerical And Field Study Of Tidal And Subtidal Dynamics In A Bar-Built Estuary: Barataria Bay, Gulf Of Mexico, Ali Reza Payandeh Jul 2021

Numerical And Field Study Of Tidal And Subtidal Dynamics In A Bar-Built Estuary: Barataria Bay, Gulf Of Mexico, Ali Reza Payandeh

LSU Doctoral Dissertations

This study investigated tidal and subtidal dynamics of water level, currents, and suspended sediment concentration (SSC) in Barataria Bay, a shallow bar-built estuary of the Northern Gulf of Mexico. First, the local and remote wind forcing contribution on subtidal water level and current variability were examined using three different methods: (i) statistical analysis of observed data, (ii) an analytical model and (iii) a 2-D barotropic numerical model. Results suggested that the remote and local wind effects were equally important at the bay mouth, however local winds were the dominant forcing driver inside the bay. The amplitudes of subtidal fluctuations induced …

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A Field-Wide Examination Of Cross-Listed Courses In Technical Professional Communication, Carolyn M. Gubala Jul 2021

A Field-Wide Examination Of Cross-Listed Courses In Technical Professional Communication, Carolyn M. Gubala

USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations

This study assesses cross-listed courses (courses with a mix of undergraduate and graduate students) to uncover current pedagogical and programmatic trends at a field-wide level. The applied mixed-methods study provides important foundational insights into an under researched area in Technical and Professional Communication (TPC). Research questions include: What courses are cross-listed? How does offering these courses affect writing programs and writing program administration? Through the use of three types of data: (1) course data from institutional documents, (2) interview data from program administrators and/or faculty, and (3) pedagogical materials (syllabi and assignment sheets) from the courses supplied by administrators or …

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Biochar Amended Bioretention Systems For Nutrient And Fecal Indicator Bacteria Removal From Urban And Agricultural Runoffs, Md Yeasir Arif Rahman Jul 2021

Biochar Amended Bioretention Systems For Nutrient And Fecal Indicator Bacteria Removal From Urban And Agricultural Runoffs, Md Yeasir Arif Rahman

USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations

Excessive nitrogen and fecal indicator bacteria (FIB) in stormwater runoff from urban areas or dairy farm operations impair water bodies resulting algal blooms, gastrointestinal illness, and economic losses. Recent advancements in stormwater management, including low impact development (LID) techniques, have provided engineers with a variety of tools to use in place of traditional catch basins and retention ponds. One promising LID technology for runoff management is bioretention, which consists of a shallow depression containing engineered porous media and vegetation. Prior studies have shown that modified bioretention systems that include an internal water storage zone (IWSZ) to promote denitrification can improve …

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The Nature Of Resilience: A Person-Centered Approach Using Latent Profile Analysis, Yuejia Teng Jul 2021

The Nature Of Resilience: A Person-Centered Approach Using Latent Profile Analysis, Yuejia Teng

USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations

Resilience research has become increasingly popular in organizational sciences in recent years. Different factor structures of resilience have been proposed and yet no consensus has been reached regarding its underlying dimensions. Such a variable-centered perspective of studying resilience may be well complemented by a typological approach, which may shed fresh light on the nature of resilience. The current study took a person-centered approach with the advantage of using latent profile analysis to explore a set of latent profiles of resilience. Two studies were conducted. In Study 1 (N = 479), archival undergraduate data were used to explore resilience profiles and …

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Gate-Tunable Optical Extinction Of Graphene Nanoribbon Nanoclusters, Erin Sheridan, Gang Li, Mamun Sarker, Shan Hao, Ki-Tae Eom, Chang-Beom Eom, Alexander Sinitskii, Patrick Irvin, Jeremy Levy Jul 2021

Gate-Tunable Optical Extinction Of Graphene Nanoribbon Nanoclusters, Erin Sheridan, Gang Li, Mamun Sarker, Shan Hao, Ki-Tae Eom, Chang-Beom Eom, Alexander Sinitskii, Patrick Irvin, Jeremy Levy

Department of Chemistry: Faculty Publications

We investigate the optical response of graphene nanoribbons (GNRs) using the broadband nonlinear generation and detection capabilities of nanoscale junctions created at the LaAlO3/SrTiO3 interface. GNR nanoclusters measured to be as small as 1–2 GNRs in size are deposited on the LaAlO3 surface with an atomic force microscope tip. Time-resolved nonlinear optical probes of GNR nanoclusters reveal a strong, gate-tunable second and third harmonic response, as well as strong extinction of visible to near-infrared light at distinct wavelengths, similar to previous reports with graphene.

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Comparing Behavioral Theories To Predict Consumer Interest To Participate In Energy Sharing, Julia Morgan, Casey I. Canfield Jul 2021

Comparing Behavioral Theories To Predict Consumer Interest To Participate In Energy Sharing, Julia Morgan, Casey I. Canfield

Engineering Management and Systems Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works

Consumer investment in distributed energy resources (DERs) is increasing the penetration of renewable energy in the grid. In some cases, DERs produce more electricity than needed by the owner and this excess electricity is sold to the utility (e.g., net metering). In contrast, energy sharing allows a facilitator, which may or may not be the utility, to redistribute excess renewable electricity to fellow community members directly. However, little is known about consumer interest in participating in this type of arrangement. This preregistered study uses structural equation modeling to compare two behavioral theories, Value-Belief-Norm and Diffusion of Innovation, to predict consumer …

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Measuring Patent-Citations Of Lis Literature: An Analytical Study Of The Journal Scientometrics, Priyanka ., Rupak Chakravarty Jul 2021

Measuring Patent-Citations Of Lis Literature: An Analytical Study Of The Journal Scientometrics, Priyanka ., Rupak Chakravarty

Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)

The purpose of this study is to analyse the utility and application of Library and Information Science (LIS) research in patents representing innovations, inventions and new knowledge. With this research, we have tried to bridge a gap between LIS research and patents, which is unavailable to date in the literature. To conduct the study, various patent search databases were used. Data in the form of DOIs were extracted from the Scopus database for the journal Scientometrics and were processed and analysed in visualisation software and spreadsheet software. The findings reveal how industries filing patents derive valuable inputs from LIS research …

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Analyzing Satellite Ocean Color Match-Up Protocols Using The Satellite Validation Navy Tool (Savant) At Moby And Two Aeronet-Oc Sites, Adam Lawson, Jennifer Bowers, Sherwin Ladner, Richard Crout, Christopher Wood, Robert Arnone, Paul Martinolich, David Lewis Jul 2021

Analyzing Satellite Ocean Color Match-Up Protocols Using The Satellite Validation Navy Tool (Savant) At Moby And Two Aeronet-Oc Sites, Adam Lawson, Jennifer Bowers, Sherwin Ladner, Richard Crout, Christopher Wood, Robert Arnone, Paul Martinolich, David Lewis

Faculty Publications

The satellite validation navy tool (SAVANT) was developed by the Naval Research Laboratory to help facilitate the assessment of the stability and accuracy of ocean color satellites, using numerous ground truth (in situ) platforms around the globe and support methods for match-up protocols. The effects of varying spatial constraints with permissive and strict protocols on match-up uncertainty are evaluated, in an attempt to establish an optimal satellite ocean color calibration and validation (cal/val) match-up protocol. This allows users to evaluate the accuracy of ocean color sensors compared to specific ground truth sites that provide continuous data. Various match-up constraints may …

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Infinite Peirce Distribution In The Algebra Of Compact Operators And Description Of Its Local Au-Tomorphisms, Farhodjon N. Arzikulov, Rejabboy Qo’Shaqov Jul 2021

Infinite Peirce Distribution In The Algebra Of Compact Operators And Description Of Its Local Au-Tomorphisms, Farhodjon N. Arzikulov, Rejabboy Qo’Shaqov

Scientific Bulletin. Physical and Mathematical Research

In the present paper the infinite Peirce decomposition of the algebra 𝐾(𝐻) of com-pact operators on an infinite dimensional separable Gilbert space 𝐻 is constructed, using the norm of the algebra 𝐾(𝐻) and a maximal family of mutually or-thogonal minimal projections, i.e., self-adjoint,idempotent elements. The infinite Peirce decompo-sition on the norm of a 𝐶∗-algebra is also con-structed in 2012 by the first author. But, it turns, the condition, applied then, is not sufficient for the infi-nite Peirce decomposition on the norm constructed in 2012 to be an algebra. Therefore, in the present paper, the infinite Peirce decomposition on the norm …

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An Analysis Of The Presence Of Dialogic Communication Features On Indiana Environmental Organizations' Websites, Jessica Moon Jul 2021

An Analysis Of The Presence Of Dialogic Communication Features On Indiana Environmental Organizations' Websites, Jessica Moon

LSU Master's Theses

Dialogic communication is a two-way form of communication that allows entities such as organizations and their publics to share their viewpoints and contribute to decision-making processes openly and equally. The Five Dialogic Principles of Public Relations (ease of use of the interface, usefulness of information, conservation of visitors, generation of return visits, and dialogic loop) is a framework that has been used to examine this form of communication online. Research has shown that organizations’ websites have a generally low presence of features related to the Five Dialogic Principles. The goal of the present study was to determine the …

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Application Of Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry To Monitor Surface Deformations Of The Trans-European Transport Network (Ten-T) – A Case Study Of The Motorways Crossing Areas Of Mining Operations In The Upper Silesian Coal Basin, Poland, Adam Smoliński, Mariusz Stawinoga, Tomasz Pindel Jul 2021

Application Of Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry To Monitor Surface Deformations Of The Trans-European Transport Network (Ten-T) – A Case Study Of The Motorways Crossing Areas Of Mining Operations In The Upper Silesian Coal Basin, Poland, Adam Smoliński, Mariusz Stawinoga, Tomasz Pindel

Journal of Sustainable Mining

Underground hard coal mining causes surface deformations. When the mining operations are conducted beneath linear objects, such as motorways, there is a risk of deformations of the axis of the road and its horizontal and vertical alignment (additional bends and vertical curvatures, longitudinal inclinations, deformations of crosssections). In the areas subjected to mining operations, mining plants conduct geodetic monitoring. Due to their labour intensity and costs, geodetic measurements are usually made only a few times a year. The article discusses the possibility of applying Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) to monitor the subsidence of the vertical alignment of motorways caused …

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Better Together: The Effect Of Learning Communities On Business Student Retention And Performance, Lynn Murray, Alexander Binder, Gail Yarick, Mary K. Wachter Jul 2021

Better Together: The Effect Of Learning Communities On Business Student Retention And Performance, Lynn Murray, Alexander Binder, Gail Yarick, Mary K. Wachter

Mountain Plains Journal of Business and Technology

College student performance and retention have been areas of concern for higher education for decades, and increasingly so over the last quarter century. This study explores how creating a learning community comprised of a first-year seminar and two disciplinary gateway courses across two semesters affected student performance in the gateway classes and in student retention. The study found three things of interest: 1) participation in a learning community and in a residential learning community each slightly improve the likelihood that a student will enroll in the second semester; 2) performance in Introduction to Business, a disciplinary gateway course, is highly …

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Lying, Cheating, & Stealing: Strategies For Mitigating Technology-Driven Academic Dishonesty In Collegiate Schools Of Business, Travis Hollman, Noel F. Palmer, Daniel Chaffin, Kyle Luthans Jul 2021

Lying, Cheating, & Stealing: Strategies For Mitigating Technology-Driven Academic Dishonesty In Collegiate Schools Of Business, Travis Hollman, Noel F. Palmer, Daniel Chaffin, Kyle Luthans

Mountain Plains Journal of Business and Technology

We summarize contemporary issues related to academic dishonesty and draw from relevant organizational ethics program research to present a dual framework that business educators can use to mitigate technology-driven cheating among their students. Based on a review of the relevant literature, we develop a rationale which identifies three key observations: 1) technology-driven academic dishonesty is pervasive among college business students, 2) there are proactive steps that can be taken to address this problem, and 3) faculty, staff, and administrators in collegiate schools of business can and should do more to mitigate cheating among their students. We first provide an overview …

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The Effect Of Peer And Lab Reviews On Business Student Writing, Xanthe Farnworth, Eugene Seeley, Laura Ricaldi, Xiaoli Ortega, Ron Miller Jul 2021

The Effect Of Peer And Lab Reviews On Business Student Writing, Xanthe Farnworth, Eugene Seeley, Laura Ricaldi, Xiaoli Ortega, Ron Miller

Mountain Plains Journal of Business and Technology

This study was conducted to statistically assess the impact peer reviews and writing lab reviews have on student writing. The subjects of this research were business students taking an international business class that requires a writing assignment from all students. Four different sections of this class were used in the study. With one section as a control group, another section required students to participate in a student peer review of papers before submitting the final draft for grading. A third class was required to have its papers reviewed at a writing lab before submission. The fourth class did both. The …

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The Growth And Development Of Curriculum Leaders Or How To Harvest Your Own Crop, Mary Mcnair Jul 2021

The Growth And Development Of Curriculum Leaders Or How To Harvest Your Own Crop, Mary Mcnair

Michigan Reading Journal

No abstract provided.

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Developing Higher Literacy--Reading In The Content Fields, Leo C. Fay Jul 2021

Developing Higher Literacy--Reading In The Content Fields, Leo C. Fay

Michigan Reading Journal

No abstract provided.

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