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311	Assessing Organizational Values Within The Ohio State University Extension System Argabright, Karen Jane 27 June 2012 (has links) No description available. Agricultural Education Extension organizational values
312	The feasibility of using selected value clarifying strategies in a health education course for future teachers / Osman, Jack D. January 1971 (has links) No description available. Health Sciences Health education Values
313	An empirical assessment of the differences in value orientation between students at the University of Tennessee and their parents / Blank, Kermit J. January 1971 (has links) No description available. Education Social values College students
314	An item factor analysis of some value dimensions and their relation to a measure of success in student nurse training / South, John Craig January 1959 (has links) No description available. Psychology Values Success Nursing students
315	A theory of preference-based choice : its empitical implications / Strand, Paul J. January 1975 (has links) No description available. Political Science Liberty Social values
316	A formal analysis of some theories of vote choice / Miller, Philip Link January 1975 (has links) No description available. Political Science Elections Social values
317	A study of the similarities and differences of values of high school seniors in differing communities within a metropolitan area / Cellar, Bernard Leon January 1977 (has links) No description available. Education Values High school students
318	The values clarification movement as a response to the need for moral education : an analysis and critique Saintus, Gabriel E., Sr. January 1989 (has links) No description available. Values -- Study and teaching Moral education
319	Spatial Econometrics Revisited: A Case Study of Land Values in Roanoke County Kaltsas, Ioannis 27 November 2000 (has links) An increasing volume of empirical literature demonstrates the possibility of spatial autocorrelation in land value models. A number of objections regarding the methodology followed in those empirical studies have been raised. This thesis examines three propositions. The first proposition states that there is spatial dependence in the land value model in Roanoke County. The second proposition is that mechanical construction of neighborhood effects, or grouping nearby land parcels into neighborhoods, is not always the best way to capture spatial effects. Finally, the third and most important proposition states that by implementing a comprehensive set of individual and joint misspecification tests, one can better identify misspecification error sources and establish a more statistically sound and reliable model than models based on existing spatial econometric practices. The findings of this dissertation basically confirm the validity of those three propositions. In addition, we conclude that based on their development status prices of land parcels in Roanoke County may follow different stochastic processes. Changes in the values of hedonic variables have different implications for different groups of land parcels. / Ph. D. Spatial Econometrics Land Values Misspecification
320	A Disturbance-Rejection Problem for a 2-D Airfoil Exhibiting Flutter Bail, Thomas R. 21 April 1997 (has links) Flutter suppression is a problem of considerable interest in modern avionics. Flutter is a vibration caused by energy in the airstream being absorbed by a non-rigid wing. Active control is one possible method of suppressing flutter. However, due to unmeasurable aerodynamic-lag states, developing an active control using full-state feedback is not viable. The use of a state-estimator is a more practical way of developing active controllers. In this paper we investigate two control methods using state-estimators. We also use simple models of disturbances to test attenuation and robustness of each control method. Finally, a method of quantitative robust analysis is reviewed and then applied to each of the controlled systems. / Master of Science LQG H flutter singular values

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