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Showing 1 to 20 of 111 for “"Celia"”.
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The cloning and preliminary characterization of the creA gene from Aspergillus nidulans / by Celia E.A. Dowzer.
Studies the cloning and characterisation of the Aspergillus nidulans creA gene whose product is suggested as a negatively acting regulatory protein in carbon catabolite repression.
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“A Revolution within a revolution:” the quest for women's liberation in post revolutionary Cuba
… founded by Fidel Castro in 1959 could women like Celia Sánchez, Vilma Espín, and Haydee Santamaría not only continue to advocate women’s suffrage but also pursue equality with Cuban men in the public and private sphere. This thesis examines the development of the women’s movement in Revolutionary …
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Cracks in the Glass Ceiling
… Hillary Clinton, Sarah Palin, Wendy Davis, and Celia Israel. The article concludes in agreement with the research that there is a definitive bias against female candidates in the media. This bias is more present in higher offices like president of the United States and governor than it is with …
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Archaeological and Historical Investigations of the Robert Newsom Farmstead (23CY497), Callaway County, Missouri
… study of the Robert Newsom Farmstead, or "Celia" Site (23CY497), located in Callaway County, Missouri. The research goal is to model the antebellum spatial organization of the landholding, thereby increasing our understanding of slavery at the Newsom site and on non-plantation slaveholdings …
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Shakespeare's Use of the New Testament: Biblical Intertexuality in As You Like It and Romeo and Juliet
… for the love between God and man. Rosalind and Celia address each other as intimates when they are close friends in the court, but in the forest, as Rosalind's love for Orlando develops, she directs her intimate language away from Celia. In <em>Romeo and Juliet </em>the lovers' relationship …
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"Everything Beautiful is Far Away": (Collected Short Stories): Embedded Autobiography, Estrangement and the (Re)discovery of Self in Contemporary Short Fiction
… stories, taking in the theories of Karen Horney, Celia Hunt, Ronald Sukenick and elements of psychoanalysis, (Freudian, Lacanian) whilst also considering the writings of Raymond Carver, Ian McEwan and Jean-Paul Sartre. The third and final chapter raises further questions about the concept of the …
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The Earl of Kildare An Opera in 3 Acts (2 Vols)
… has a cast of ten singers. The libretto is by Celia de Fréine. The principal method behind the composition is the assignment of separate tempo layers and interval sets to the important characters resulting in the layering of tempi in scenes where such characters interact. Tempo ratios are used …
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Me, Myself, and Mingus
… subsection, ""Pithecanthropus Erectus"" and ""Celia"" are examined as examples of this phenomenon. So as to place these musical examples into context, a brief biography and discussion of Mingus' two primary musical influences, Duke Ellington and Charlie Parker, also occurs. The paper's second …
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Excavating the landscapes of American literature: Archaeology, antiquarianism, and the landscape in American women's writing, 1820--1890
… Catharine Maria Sedgwick, Susan Fenimore Cooper, Celia Thaxter, and Constance Fenimore Woolson, the project examines depictions of artifacts, ruins, relics, and other antiquities in literary landscapes. Each of these women presents a unique way of knowing the world that is manifested in the ways …
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Celia's Ghosts: Liminality and Authenticity in De/extinction
… The last bucardo — known internationally as Celia – died in 2000. A few months before her death, she had been captured, and a frozen tissue sample was used to create a clone. In 2003 a cloned bucardo was born in a laboratory in Zaragoza. The animal died seven minutes later, yet the cloning is …
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Misogynistic Language in the Comedies of Ben Jonson: Jonson's Social Commentary on a Degenerating London
… bleak. The good women in his comedies, such as Celia in <em>Volpone</em> or Dame Pliant in <em>The Alchemist</em>, are passive, weak characters who subject themselves to the rule of men, while the opinionated, strong women are either objects for ridicule like the Collegiates in <em>Epicoene</em> …
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Worship and Christian identity in Uganda : a study of the contextualization of worship in the Anglican, Roman Catholic and Independent Churches in the West Nile and Kampala areas of Uganda
… idea of interpreting religious phenomena and Celia Lury's idea of cultural production in conjuction with Robertsons' global/local encounter in order to do a cultural hermeneutic of Lugbara/Madi traditions and the received Christian traditions as practised in the Lugbara language. It is …
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Folding fat: skinfold calipers, substance, and the circulation of doubt
… scientific norms with the tool itself. Through Celia Lury’s concept of a problem space, I centre the materiality of skinfold calipers to follow how problems are composed and transformed over space and time. Specifically, I unravel doubt across three empirical chapters, focusing on tool, …
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The Costumbrista Element in the Works of Fernán Caballero
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Neuroaesthetics and its Efficacy Within Healthcare Settings
This review synthesizes historical and contemporary research on neuroaesthetics to offer practical recommendations for integrating aesthetic neuroscience into professional practice. Drawing from foundational work by Gustav Fechner and contemporary thinkers like Semir Zeki, Susan Magsamen, and …
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Responses to an early childhood educational intervention with disadvantaged families: an exploratory study
Recent decades have seen an expansion of the early intervention field, particularly with children who are deemed at risk of adverse outcomes due to socio-economic or other disadvantage. Early educational intervention has taken many forms, but those involving both the child and parent together have …
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A study of the hours of Charles Boddam
The paper is based on a study of an illuminated manuscript in the possession of St. David's College, Lampeter in Wales. Its title is derived from the name of an eighteenth-century owner of the book. As the title implies, the manuscript is a Book of Hours of the Virgin Mary, a favourite prayer-book …
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Project Management Plan to Develop a Community-Based Public Program
<p>The following project plan expands on this idea and proposes an ideal for how small arts organizations can effectively utilize a community-centered perspective to approach public program development. This document will offer insight on how a small, community-based organization like the Mexican …
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