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Piled foundations subjected to cyclic loads or earthquakesLi, Zheming January 2010 (has links)
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Nondestructive examination utilizing ultrasonic Lamb wavesFentnor, Louis Hoyt, 1926- January 1968 (has links)
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An investigation of the validity of hardness testing as a measure of residual stresses in certain aerospace materialsdeShazo, Thomas Edward, 1927- January 1962 (has links)
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Performance of an industrial engine as affected by various fuels and intake manifoldsThomson, Quentin Robert, 1918- January 1953 (has links)
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An examination of factors contributing to a reduction in race-based subgroup differences on a constructed response paper-and-pencil test of achievementEdwards, Bryan D. 30 September 2004 (has links)
The objectives of the present study were to: (a) replicate the results of Arthur et al. (2002) by comparing race-based subgroup differences on a multiple-choice and constructed response test in a laboratory setting using a larger sample, (b) extend their work by investigating the role of reading ability, test-taking skills, and test perceptions that could explain why subgroup differences are reduced when the test format is changed from multiple-choice to a constructed response format, and (c) assess the criterion-related validity of the constructed response test. Two hundred sixty White and 204 African Americans completed a demographic questionnaire, Test Attitudes and Perceptions Survey, a multiple-choice or constructed response test, the Raven's Advanced Progressive Matrices Short Form, the Nelson-Denny Reading Test, Experimental Test of Testwiseness, and a post-test questionnaire. In general, the pattern of results supported the hypotheses in the predicted direction. For example, although there was a reduction in subgroup differences in performance on the constructed response compared to the multiple-choice test, the difference was not statistically significant. However, analyses by specific test content yielded a significant reduction in subgroup differences on the science reasoning section. In addition, all of the hypothesized study variables, with the exception of face validity, were significantly related to test performance. Significant subgroup differences were also obtained for all study variables except for belief in tests and stereotype threat. The results also indicate that reading ability, test-taking skills, and perceived fairness partially mediated the relationship between race and test performance. Finally, the criterion-related validity for the constructed response test was stronger than that for the multiple-choice test. The results suggested that the constructed response test format investigated in the present study may be a viable alternative to the traditional multiple-choice format in high-stakes testing to solve the organizational dilemma of using the most valid predictors of job performance and simultaneously reducing subgroup differences and subsequent adverse impact on tests of knowledge, skill, ability, and achievement. However, additional research is needed to further demonstrate the appropriateness of the constructed response format as an alternative to traditional testing methods.
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Precast concrete connections with embedded steel membersMarcakis, Kostas January 1979 (has links)
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A guide to information resources for inspection and testing company libraries.Hazlett, Gwendolyn Charlotte. January 1965 (has links)
Inspection and testing have become important elements in business and industry. Although there are about one hundred independent inspection and testing companies in Canada with a volume of business estimated a twenty-five million, it was discovered in a survey conducted in 1962 by the writer (Librarian of The Warnock Hersey Company Ltd., in Montreal) that most of these organizations have a small collection of books but few have well organized libraries. [...]
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Characterization of the strength, stiffness, and ductility behavior of T-stub connectionsSwanson, James A. 08 1900 (has links)
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The effects of physical exertion on simultaneous cognitive performanceSmith, Thomas Franklin 08 1900 (has links)
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Age-related differences in the use of presuppositional and phonological redundancy rules in semantic memoryFullerton, Audrey Hallberg 05 1900 (has links)
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