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I Am Dance...
(2017)Goal: figure out what the cultural impact and legacy was that African- American teachers/choreographers have on society and the dance world. Significance: Need to be informed of origin of the type of dance I am ... -
I Like It Like That
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I like people who drink like me: Perceived appeal as a function of drinking status
(Addictive Behaviors, 2016-02)Introduction: Individuals rate opposite sex faces as more attractive after consuming or being primed with alcohol. However, other traits such as intelligence and likeability have not been examined and might vary as a ... -
I think I can’t: Drink refusal self-efficacy as a mediator of the relationship between self-reported drinking identity and alcohol use
(Addictive Behaviors, 2014-02)This study examined the relationship between self-reported drinking identity (SRDI), defined as how closely individuals believe drinking is a crucial aspect of their identity (Conner, Warren, Close, & Sparks, 1999), and ... -
"I try to connect with them on something": A Qualitative Study of Patient-Centered Care From the Doctor's Perspective
(2015-05)In today’s world, successful health care and patient satisfaction is not only dependent on the medical treatment patient’s receive, but also the relationship and communication that takes place between the patient and ... -
"I'm Helpless, but I'm not Completely Helpless": Agency, Identity Work, and Resilience Among Low-Income Elderly
(August 201)In order to better serve a growing elderly population in the United States, it is important to understand the influence of resilience––or one’s ability to bounce back from negative experiences––on seniors’ sense of wellness. ... -
I) ENANTIOSELECTIVE CONJUGATE ADDITION OF ALKENYLBORONIC ACIDS TO INDOLE-APPENDED ENONES II) SYNTHETIC DEVELOPMENTS TOWARD THE APLYKURODIN FAMILY
(2013-05)This dissertation presents two different projects, the first being the use of boronic acids in conjugate addition reactions on different substituted indoles, and the second discusses the strategies toward the synthesis of ... -
(I) The Significance of Incorporating a 3D Point Source in Inverse Scattering Series (ISS) Multiple Removal for a 1D/2D Subsurface; (II) an Alternative ISS Internal Multiple Elimination Algorithm for the First-Order Internal Multiples Having Their Downward Reflection at the Ocean Bottom
(August 201)Inverse scattering series (ISS) de-multiple methods do not require any subsurface information to achieve seismic processing objectives. In specific applications of the ISS de-multiple methods, the subsurface is assumed to ... -
I. A study of electron absorbing compounds of biological interest. II. Experiments in life detection
(1966)Although compounds of biological interest have succumbed to the attentions of gas chromatography, their successful analysis in the natural state may often be limited either by the presence of labile functional groups, or ... -
I. A study of solution copolymerization of maleic anhydride and vinyl monomers. II. A study of the effect of additives on the stability of polystyrene and model compounds
(1969)The role of solvents on solution copolymerization of maleic anhydride with styrene, and with esters of acrylic or methacrylic acids was studied and correlated with Hildebrand-Scatchard's solubility parameter values (6). ... -
I. Concentration and analysis of trace volatile organics in gases and biological fluids with a new solid adsorbent II. Photo-electron-capture detector
(1975)A new procedure for sampling, transfer, and analysis of volatile organic compounds by gas chromatography has been developed. An adsorbent trap ultimately becomes an insert for a modified injector port, and a valve system ... -
I. Gas chromatographic studies of complexes of organic donor compounds with transition metal chelates II. The determination of organic volatiles in air pollution studies : characterization of profiles
(1975)I. A gas chromatographic method is used to study the complexes of organic donor compounds with transition metal chelates. The metal chelate is dissolved in an organic solvent and used as the stationary phase. The organic ... -
I. Interaction between asymmetric solutes and solvents: dipeptides as solvents. II. The solid phase synthesis of amidated peptides
(1971)The interaction of a dipeptidic phase, N-trifluoroacetyl-L-phenylalanyl-L-leucine cyclohexyl ester (I), with solutes, consisting of N-trifluoroacetyl (N-TFA) and N-pentafluoropropionyl (N-PFP) esters of [proportional ... -
I. Investigation of occlusion phenomena in free radical vinyl monomer lymerization. II. Development of turbidimetric titration as a rapid method of complex polymer system analysis
(1973)An investigation of the heterogeneous solution polymerization of methyl methacrylate resulted in the correlation of the rate of polymerization and molecular weight of the polymer product with the differences in hildebrand ... -
I. Preprocessing for Towed Streamer, Ocean Bottom and Onshore Acquisition, for Horizontal or Non-Horizontal Acquisition Surface: Implications for Multiple Removal, Structural Determination and Amplitude Analysis; II. Inverse Scattering Series Internal Multiple Attenuation in an Absorptive Dispersive Earth, without Knowing, Needing or Estimating Elastic or Anelastic Subsurface Properties
(2017-08)The first part of this dissertation advances Green's theorem wave separation methods for separating the reference wave and reflection data and for deghosting. There are several contributions within this first topic area. ... -
I. Purification and properties of supernatant and mitochondrial malate dehydrogenase from the brown shrimp, Penaeus aztecus. II. Ultracentrifugation studies of proteins using a photoelectric scanning system
(1974)Part I The supernatant and mitochondrial forms of muscle malate dehydrogenase have been isolated from the brown shrimp, Penaeus aztecus. Both the supernatant and mitochondrial enzyme fractions were homogeneous in ... -
I. Quantitative high performance thin layer chromatography : Determination of psycho-pharmacological drugs in blood serum II. Analysis of volatile metabolites in blood serum of cancer patients by high resolution gas chromatography with a nitrogen selective detector
(1978)The introduction of High Performance Thin Layer Chromatography facilitated the quantitative determination of trace materials. This technique shows enhanced spot resolution and has a detection limit in the subnanogram range. ... -
I. Quenching of beta induced excited states in argon, helium and nitrogen II. Thermal electron attachment to strained molecules
(1967)The first part of this work is concerned, with the study of the fluorescence and quenching of beta induced excited states in nitrogen, argon, and helium. The emission from nitrogen comes from N[lowered 2]([raised 3][pi][lowered ... -
I. THE FIRST MULTI-DIMENSIONAL INVERSE-SCATTERING-SERIES INTERNAL-MULTIPLE-ELIMINATION METHOD: A NEW TOOLBOX OPTION FOR REMOVING INTERNAL MULTIPLES THAT INTERFERE WITH A PRIMARY, WITHOUT DAMAGING THE PRIMARY, AND WITHOUT ANY KNOWLEDGE OF SUBSURFACE PROPERTIES II. TESTS AND ANALYSIS FOR RESOLUTION COMPARISONS BETWEEN REVERSE TIME MIGRATION (RTM) AND THE FIRST MIGRATION METHOD THAT IS EQUALLY EFFECTIVE AT ALL FREQUENCIES AT THE TARGET
(2017-08)The general goal of seismic exploration is to develop new capabilities in the seismic toolbox to increase our ability to locate hydrocarbons. There is a seismic processing chain of linked tasks that processes the data ... -
I. Thermal electron attachment to halogen molecules and halogenated methanes. II. Neon resonance line, nickle-63 and scandium tritide as sources for ECD
(1977)The pulse sampling technique with a Ni electron capture detector (ECD) has been utilized to investigate thermal electron attachment (TEA) to halogens (Cl[lowered 2], Br[lowered 2] and I[lowered 2]) and halogenated methanes ...