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Bodies public, city spaces : becoming modern Victoria, British Columbia, 1871-1901Helps, Lisa 10 April 2008 (has links)
No description available.
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Differences in Student and Faculty Attitudes toward Physical ActivityJudkins, Cleetis Wilburn 06 1900 (has links)
The problem was to identify the differences in attitudes toward physical activity of students and faculty within a health, physical education, and recreation professional preparation program.
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The History of the Industrial Arts Department of North Texas State University from 1955 To 1975Barber, Gerald L. 12 1900 (has links)
This history is designed to study the Industrial Arts Department at North Texas State University, The study is broken down into the areas of enrollment trends, the faculty, the curriculum, and the physical facilities.
This study found that the Industrial Arts Department's class card enrollment remained relatively stable from 1955 to 1975. There was little fluctuation in semester credit hours in the Industrial Arts Department from 1955 to 1975. This study also found that the curriculum of the department is designed mainly for undergraduate students, The number of female students is increasing in the department and the number of degrees awarded by the Industrial Arts Department is declining,
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A study of communications between the system and service delivery sectors to learning centres in ACT high schoolsOwner, Ann, n/a January 1991 (has links)
The purpose of this study was to examine the effectiveness of
communication between the Operations branch, the Student Services
Section and High School Learning Centres within the Services Division of
the ACT Department of Education.
Data was collected from administrators and educators alike. The survey
instrument was designed specifically to examine the perception of the
effectiveness of organisational communication between the bureaucratic
administrative group within the ACT Department Education Department
and the personnel within the ACT High Schools Learning Centres
responsible for service delivery to students in Learning Centres. The
survey instrument addressed five factors. These factors included
Horizontal and Vertical Communication, Personal Feedback, Media Quality
and Barriers to Communication.
The findings from the survey were organised into six major findings and
four subsidiary findings and discussion on each finding followed.
The findings of the study indicated that, effective co-ordination in a large
organisation requires some centralized direction. The relationship that
exists between the three organisational domains of the Act Department of
Education responsible for the delivery of effective service to Learning
Centre clients in ACT High Schools had been shown to be an impersonal
mechanism of control designed by the Policy and Management domains in
part, and a culturally diffuse but personal mechanism of control used by
the Service domain personnel within the Learning Centres themselves.
What has emerged from the study is evidence that would suggest that there
is lack of an effective link between the more bureaucratic Policy and
Management domains and the more open and less formal Service domain
sector.
The findings have implications for the bureaucrats involved in the change
process which has been part of regionalisation. The findings of the study
indicate that regionalisation does not appear to provide a panacea for the
major difficulties associated with communication as revealed in this
study.
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Faktorer som påverkar kapitalstrukturen i nordiska fastighetsbolagFahlén, Peter, Arvidsson, Andreas January 2010 (has links)
<p>The bachelor's thesis is to examine the explanatory factors affecting the choice of capital structure in real estate companies. The analysis is based on data collected from the main financial reporting from 2007; all listed real estate companies listed on Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Finnish stock market. Based on previous research and theories, we have defined five independent variables that are linked to the debt ratio, which are: profitability, growth, firm size, cost of debt and operational risk. The statistical tests have resulted in that we can say with certainty that profitable firms tend to have a lower debt to equity ratio. We can also say with certainty that property companies with high interest costs have a high level of indebtedness.</p> / <p>Kandidatuppsatsen har i syfte att undersöka de förklarande faktorer som påverkar valet av kapitalstruktur inom fastighetsbranschen. Analysen grundar sig på data insamlad från i huvudsak 2007 års bokslutsrapporter från alla börsnoterade fastighetsbolag som finns på den svenska, norska, danska och finska börsen. Utifrån tidigare forskning och teorier har vi definierat fem oberoende variabler som har en koppling till skuldsättningsgraden vilka är: lönsamhet, tillväxt, företagsstorlek, räntekostnad och operativ risk. De statistiska undersökningarna har resulterat i att vi kan med säkerhet säga att lönsamma företag tenderar att ha en lägre skuldsättningsgrad. Vi kan även med säkerhet säga att fastighetsbolag med låga räntekostnader har en högre skuldsättningsgrad och vice versa.</p>
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Assessment of Passive Fire Protection on Steel-Girder BridgesDavidson, Michael 01 December 2012 (has links)
Bridges in the US are severely damaged or suffer collapse from fires at significant rates, even when compared to other hazards such as earthquakes. Fire-induced bridge collapses are perpetuated by the general lack of installed fire protection systems. Therefore, new materials and applications are needed to mitigate structural damage that can be caused to civil infrastructure by severe fires. Accordingly, the objective of this study is to further the development of new fire protection applications in transportation structures. Specifically, the investigation centers on the development of new applications in passive fire protection materials, within the context of shielding steel-girder bridges against severe fire effects. A steel-girder bridge has been selected for study, and a high-resolution finite element model has been formed based on the corresponding bridge structural drawings. Temperature-dependent structural material properties and thermal properties have been synthesized and incorporated into the model. Additionally, a representative fire scenario has been formed (in part) based on a recent fire incident that occurred at the selected bridge site. The fire scenario also incorporates the characteristics of a fully loaded gasoline tank truck fire, where a means of incorporating the severe fire into the finite element model (as thermal loading) has been identified and enacted. Coupled thermal-mechanical finite element analyses have been carried out using the (unprotected) steel-girder bridge model. An additional finite element simulation has been carried out, where the steel-girder bridge model has been fitted with a refractory cement material that insulates the underside of the bridge spans. Also, a finite element simulation has been carried out where the steel-girder bridge model has been fitted with intumescent coating material as insulation against fire effects. Both the refractory cement and the intumescent coating materials have been found to possess robust insulation characteristics from the simulation results. Namely, the finite element analysis results indicate that, in the event of a bridge fire, both materials are capable of preventing the buildup of damaging temperatures in underlying structural members. Accordingly, the refractory cement and intumescent coating materials have been identified as successful passive fire protection materials for the fire scenario and bridge case considered.
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Mining and mineral industries in post-apartheid South AfricaSnyder, Kossouth 28 August 2008 (has links)
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Faculty Senate Minutes October 6, 2014University of Arizona Faculty Senate 24 November 2014 (has links)
This item contains the agenda, minutes, and attachments for the Faculty Senate meeting on this date. There may be additional materials from the meeting available at the Faculty Center.
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Faktorer som påverkar kapitalstrukturen i nordiska fastighetsbolagFahlén, Peter, Arvidsson, Andreas January 2010 (has links)
The bachelor's thesis is to examine the explanatory factors affecting the choice of capital structure in real estate companies. The analysis is based on data collected from the main financial reporting from 2007; all listed real estate companies listed on Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Finnish stock market. Based on previous research and theories, we have defined five independent variables that are linked to the debt ratio, which are: profitability, growth, firm size, cost of debt and operational risk. The statistical tests have resulted in that we can say with certainty that profitable firms tend to have a lower debt to equity ratio. We can also say with certainty that property companies with high interest costs have a high level of indebtedness. / Kandidatuppsatsen har i syfte att undersöka de förklarande faktorer som påverkar valet av kapitalstruktur inom fastighetsbranschen. Analysen grundar sig på data insamlad från i huvudsak 2007 års bokslutsrapporter från alla börsnoterade fastighetsbolag som finns på den svenska, norska, danska och finska börsen. Utifrån tidigare forskning och teorier har vi definierat fem oberoende variabler som har en koppling till skuldsättningsgraden vilka är: lönsamhet, tillväxt, företagsstorlek, räntekostnad och operativ risk. De statistiska undersökningarna har resulterat i att vi kan med säkerhet säga att lönsamma företag tenderar att ha en lägre skuldsättningsgrad. Vi kan även med säkerhet säga att fastighetsbolag med låga räntekostnader har en högre skuldsättningsgrad och vice versa.
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Florence O'Neill, a Newfoundland adult educator : alone in the wildernessMcManus, Katherine Anne 05 1900 (has links)
Florence O'Neill (1905-1990) played an important role as an adult educator in
Newfoundland. Using her extraordinary ability to lead others and her unrelenting energy
she dedicated her adult life to the field of adult education. O'Neill, in 1944, was the first
person to earn a doctoral degree in adult education in what is now Canada. Later, as an
administrator in the Department of Adult Education in the Newfoundland government,
O'Neill sought to implement her vision of an integrated system for providing adult
education programs to the people of Newfoundland. She developed that vision through
the writing of her doctoral thesis entitled: "A Plan for the Development of an Adult
Education Program for Rural Newfoundland." O'Neill's personal struggle to become
educated and later her struggles to see her "Plan" implemented adds to the body of
knowledge about adult education in Newfoundland at an embryonic time in its
development and to the knowledge of the field of adult education in general.
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