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(2014-09-16)This thesis covers four results: 1. We prove an analog of Whitney's embedding theorem for J-holomorphic discs. 2. For zj = xj + i*yj in C and let D_R^2 = {(z1, z2) in C^2 : x1^2 + x2^2 <1, y1^2 + y2^2 < 1} be the real ...
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(1992)Scholars of letters, philosophy, and history who have regarded Johann Gottfried Herder as the spiritual inciter of the "Sturm und Drang" and as a precursor to Romanticism, continually draw attention to the manifold aspects ...
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(2011-08-25)This is an analytical study of "Burundanga" or "Cantata Antillana" by Jack Délano (1914-1997). One of Délano’s most ambitious choral-orchestral compositions, "Burundanga" was completed in 1989 in response to a commission ...
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(2015-04-30)A large number of research found that multitasking behavior can impair people’s explicit memory performance. Television advertisements thus are increasingly being regarded as a waste of money in the era of media when people ...
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(1998)Fr=Cag' dptanCfFAcL Adjustments are appropriate for effects of delays, steering corrections, dewatering, etc.
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(2015-04-24)Although her role as first lady marked the real beginning of the American public’s fascination with her, Jacqueline Kennedy’s celebrity status endured throughout her life. Dozens of books have sought to chronicle that ...
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(2004)The Jade language and compiler system described in this thesis can serve as the framework for further research into compiler-based multi-paradigm ARTS-supported parallel programming built upon processor virtualization.
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Jamaican Composers in the Classical Tradition: Three Vocal Works by Dexter, Ashbourne, and Marshall (2013-05)Classical music has been present in the Jamaica since the 18 century. The country conquered by Britain in 1655, still bears its European influence in its current culture. With a history of many cultures sharing common ...
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(1994)My dissertation examines the reception of James Cagney in the light of ethnicity and immigration in the 1930s. I contend that it is only in this era that Cagney represents an inbetween type. His Irish-American catholicism ...
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(2017-07-11)My research is a historical analysis of information in society that focuses on the radio address “God Bless Old North Carolina” that James E. Shepard, president and founder of the North Carolina College for Negroes (NCCN), ...
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(1997)My dissertation reevaluates the function of music in James Joyce's major prose works. Previous scholarship from Matthew Hodgart and Mabel Worthington's landmark Songs in the Works of James Joyce (1959), to Zack Bowen's ...
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(1995)The current investigation compares the U.S. American and Japanese perceptions of, and reaction to, situations that potentially require apology. Two hundred U.S. and 181 Japanese college students completed a questionnaire ...
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(1993)Today, Japan is the largest foreign aid donor in the world with an annual government expenditure of over ten billion dollars. In its recent development of foreign aid activities, Japan has expanded its educational assistance ...
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(1992)This dissertation is a study of the political and psychological impact of Japanese Imperialism on the Indian Nationalist Movement between 1939 and 1945. It assesses the Indian response to both the possibility of an invasion ...
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(2001)This dissertation demonstrates that koto and no are syntactically always a noun and an indefinite pronoun respectively. The diverse uses of koto and no are accounted for by whether or not the speaker believes the addressee ...
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