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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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A Study of Quarter-Tone Music for Solo Violin by Alois Haba

Jin, Yei-in 05 June 2015 (has links)
No description available.
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The economic administration of Middlesex from the accession of Charles II to the death of George II studied in the records of quarter sessions

Dowdell, Eric George January 1929 (has links)
No description available.
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Three Quarter Plackett-Burman Designs for Estimating All Main Effects and Two-Factor Interactions

Briggs, Bridgette 06 May 2011 (has links)
Plackett-Burman designs and three quarter fractional factorial designs are both well established in the statistical literature yet have never been combined and studied. Plackett-Burman designs are often non-regular and are thus subject to complex aliasing. However, Plackett-Burman designs have the advantage of run-size efficiency (over the usual 2^(k) factorials) and taking three quarters of a Plackett-Burman design further improves this benefit. By considering projections of these designs, we constructed a catalog of designs of resolution V and ranked by D-efficiency.
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Cavity enhanced image recording for holographic data storage

Miller, Bo E., Takashima, Yuzuru 08 September 2016 (has links)
Previously, we proposed and experimentally demonstrated that optical cavities can be employed in recording and readout of plane wave holograms to improve data rates in Holographic Data Storage Systems (HDSS). However, there were some concerns about whether these techniques would be applicable to page based HDSS where signal beams are image bearing and have multiple wave vectors. We have consequently demonstrated cavity enhanced writing of image bearing holograms in Fe: LiNbO3 with a 532 nm wavelength, CW, single mode, DPSS, Nd: YAG, laser with a cavity on the reference arm. The diffraction efficiency was monitored by pseudo-phase-conjugate readout during the recording process. Additionally, standing wave cavity recording was described as inappropriate to HDSS due to introducing additionally gratings to the recording process. The balancing of these grating strengths is analyzed relative to a trade-off in dynamic range consumption vs. data rates and the elimination of the extra gratings via quarter wave plates and isotropic recording media is proposed.
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Polarizing Optical Devices Based on Embedded One-Dimensional Subwavelength-Structured Photonic-Crystal Layers

Khanfar, Hazem 20 December 2009 (has links)
Quarter-wave retarders (QWR) that employ total internal reflection (TIR) and interference of light in a transparent thin-film coating at the base of a prism are presented. Explicit equations that guide the optimal design are provided. The optimal refractive index and normalized thickness of QWR coatings on glass and ZnS prisms are determined as functions of the internal angle of incidence from 45o to 75o. An achromatic QWR that uses an Si3N4- coated N-BK10-Schott glass prism is also presented with retardance error of 3o over the 400-600 nm wavelength range. An iterative procedure for the design of a polarizing beam splitter (PBS) that uses a form-birefringent, subwavelength-structured, one-dimensional photonic-crystal layer (SWS 1-D PCL) embedded in a high-index cubical prism is presented. The PBS is based on index matching and total transmission for the p polarization and total internal reflection for the s polarization at the prism-PCL interface at a 45o angle of incidence. A high extinction ratio in reflection ( 50 dB) over the 4-12 μm IR spectral range is achieved using a SWS 1-D PCL of ZnTe embedded in a ZnS cube within an external field of view (FOV) of ±6.6o and in the presence of grating filling factor errors of up to ±10%. Comparable results, but with a wider field of view, are also obtained with a Ge PCL embedded in a Si prism. A design for visible spectrum (553–713 nm) PBS SWS 1-D PCL of ZnTe embedded in a ZnS cube is also presented. The PBS shows a FOV of ±7o. A circular polarizing beam splitter (CPBS) with equal throughput for p and s polarization using SWS 1-D PCL embedded in a high-index cubical prism is introduced. A dual QWR in transmission and reflection with 50–50% CPBS is designed using the PCL. Such a CPBS shows large deviation from the design point as a result of small changes in the design parameters; e.g. a change of 10% in the filling factor results in 12o shift from the 90o phase shift between p and s polarizations, which limits the practical utility of the device.
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“Respectably Dull”: Striptease, Tourism and Reform in Postwar New Orleans

Milner, Lauren E 15 December 2012 (has links)
The French Quarter of New Orleans and its famous Bourbon Street receive millions of visitors each year and are the subjects of both scholarly study and the popular imagination. Bourbon Street’s history of striptease has largely been untouched by scholars. In the post-World War II period, nightclubs featuring striptease entertainment drew the attention of reform-minded city and police officials, who attempted to purge striptease from the city’s historic district in an effort to whitewash the city’s main tourist area and appeal to potential outside economic industrial opportunities. Through news articles, correspondence, tourism brochures, and published reports, this thesis explores how striptease endured on Bourbon Street despite various reform campaigns against it and shows that striptease was an integral part of the New Orleans tourist economy in the postwar period.
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French Quarter Festivals, Inc.: A Year of Festivals (Internship Report)

Simmons-Carroll, Kathryn B. 01 December 2014 (has links)
This report accounts my time spent as an intern with French Quarter Festivals, Inc. from March 2013 through August 2014. FQFI, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization in New Orleans, Louisiana, began with French Quarter Festival in 1984 and now produces three festivals each year. This paper seeks to discuss how the organization has changed over time, examine the structure of FQFI in its current state, and make recommendations for FQFI as they continue to “promote the Vieux Carré and the City of New Orleans through high quality special events and activities that showcase the culture and heritage of this unique city, contribute to the economic well being of the community, and instill increased pride in the people of New Orleans.”
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Avaliação ecocardiográfica comparativa entre equinos de diferentes modalidades esportivas / Echocardiographic evaluation comparing horses of different sport modalities

Bonomo, Carolina Castanho Mambre 24 August 2012 (has links)
A capacidade aeróbica dos equinos atletas pode ser explica, em partes, pelo seu desenvolvimento cardíaco associado ao treinamento físico. O exame ecocardiográfico de equinos atletas permite a visualização destas alterações e da função cardíaca destes animais. Buscou-se avaliar ecocardiograficamente equinos de diferentes modalidades esportivas, para verificar se o tipo de atividade física desempenhada por cada grupo de animais promove diferenças estruturais ou funcionais cardíacas. 196 equinos foram submetidos à avaliação ecocardiográfica em repouso, sendo divididos em três grupos: grupo Polo, 44 equinos participantes de provas de Polo; grupo QM, 49 equinos da raça Quarto de Milha, participantes de provas de baliza e tambor, e grupo PSI, 103 equinos da raça Puro Sangue Inglês participantes de provas de corridas. Foram avaliados os seguintes índices cardíacos: SIV, DIVE e PLVE em sístole e diástole, AE em sístole, Ao em diástole, relação AE:Ao, FEj, VEj, VSFVE, VDFVE, FS%, E-S, TEVE, DC e FC. Os animais do grupo PSI apresentaram os maiores volumes de ventrículo esquerdo, tendo apresentado proporcionalmente menor eficiência quando analisado o VEj. Os animais do grupo Polo e QM apresentaram melhores valores quando analisadas as variáveis de função cardíaca. A atividade física mais intensa desempenhada pelos animais do grupo QM e Polo permitiu melhor desenvolvimento funcional do coração destes animais, tendo o grupo PSI, apresentado valores que sugerem que sua capacidade aeróbica ainda pode ser melhor explorada através de melhor orientação de seu treinamento físico. / The aerobic capacity of equine athletes may be explained, in part, by its cardiac development associated with physical training. Echocardiographic examination of equine athletes allows the visualization of these changes and cardiac function of these animals. We aimed to evaluate echocardiographically horses of different sports to see if the type of physical activity performed by each group of animals promotes structural or functional cardiac differences. 196 horses underwent echocardiography at rest were divided into three groups: Polo group, 44 horses participating in tests of Polo; QM group, 49 horses of Quarter Horse, participants of barrel and pole bending events and PSI group, 103 horses of the breed Thoroughbred racehorses. We evaluated the following heart rates: IVS, LVD and LVFW in systole and diastole, LA in systole, Ao in diastole, mean LA: Ao, EF, EV, LVFSV, LVFDV, FS%, E-S, LVET, CO and HR. The PSI group animals showed higher left ventricular volumes and provided proportionately less efficiency when we analyzed EV. Animals in group Polo and QM showed higher values when variables such as cardiac function. The more intense physical activity performed by the animals of group QM and Polo provided better functional development of the heart of these animals, and the PSI group, presented figures suggesting that aerobic capacity can still be better exploited through better targeting of their physical training.
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O mercado como dispositivo de gestão da ordem em uma favela paulistana ou quando a pobreza se tornou solução / The market as management device of the order in a São Paulo slum quarter or when poverty becomes the solution

Ramachiotti, Bruna Augusta Mattos 24 February 2014 (has links)
O objetivo da presente pesquisa é estudar as formas de gestão da pobreza, tal como estas parecem estar se configurando na favela Paraisópolis. Tratase de um diagrama de relações de poder, bem como de formas de intervenção social e urbana em que se articulam dispositivos tradicionais, como a filantropia, mecanismos modernos pautados por critérios de mercado e mecanismos locais de regulação. Nesse cenário, o chamado empreendedorismo e a celebração da pobreza na sua potência empreendedora combinam-se com uma série de outros dispositivos de gestão da ordem aparentemente tão díspares e acabam por impactar a própria produção do espaço. Os dispositivos de mercado emergiriam, dessa maneira, como forma de gestão da ordem sob a lógica da governamentalidade (Foucault) gestão das populações sob o primado da condução das condutas. / The objective of this research is to examine ways of managing poverty, as these seem to be shaping up in the Paraisópolis slum quarter. This is a diagram of power relations, as well as forms of social and urban intervention that articulate \'traditional\' devices such as philanthropy, modern mechanisms guided by market criteria and local regulatory mechanisms. In this scenario, the so-called entrepreneurship and the celebration of poverty, in their entrepreneurial power, combine with a host of other devices order management, seemingly disparate, and impact the production of space. The marketplace devices emerge, in this way, as forms management order under the logic of governmentality (Foucault) - managing populations under the rule of \"conduct of conduct\".
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O mercado como dispositivo de gestão da ordem em uma favela paulistana ou quando a pobreza se tornou solução / The market as management device of the order in a São Paulo slum quarter or when poverty becomes the solution

Bruna Augusta Mattos Ramachiotti 24 February 2014 (has links)
O objetivo da presente pesquisa é estudar as formas de gestão da pobreza, tal como estas parecem estar se configurando na favela Paraisópolis. Tratase de um diagrama de relações de poder, bem como de formas de intervenção social e urbana em que se articulam dispositivos tradicionais, como a filantropia, mecanismos modernos pautados por critérios de mercado e mecanismos locais de regulação. Nesse cenário, o chamado empreendedorismo e a celebração da pobreza na sua potência empreendedora combinam-se com uma série de outros dispositivos de gestão da ordem aparentemente tão díspares e acabam por impactar a própria produção do espaço. Os dispositivos de mercado emergiriam, dessa maneira, como forma de gestão da ordem sob a lógica da governamentalidade (Foucault) gestão das populações sob o primado da condução das condutas. / The objective of this research is to examine ways of managing poverty, as these seem to be shaping up in the Paraisópolis slum quarter. This is a diagram of power relations, as well as forms of social and urban intervention that articulate \'traditional\' devices such as philanthropy, modern mechanisms guided by market criteria and local regulatory mechanisms. In this scenario, the so-called entrepreneurship and the celebration of poverty, in their entrepreneurial power, combine with a host of other devices order management, seemingly disparate, and impact the production of space. The marketplace devices emerge, in this way, as forms management order under the logic of governmentality (Foucault) - managing populations under the rule of \"conduct of conduct\".

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