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Showing 1 to 20 of 228 for “"Co-Exist"”.

  1. Co-Exist

    … to operate as a healthy urban environment. As a consequence, residents are often forced to move to the boundary of the city although many prefer its narrow streets and the informality of life. This thesis proposes a modern infrastructural architecture to collaborate with the fabric of the urban …

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  2. Collaborative audiological and psychological intervention where tinnitus and hearing loss co-exist

    … thoughts and beliefs about tinnitus are becoming more popular. The optimal model for tinnitus intervention may be a team approach between audiology and clinical psychology. The objective of the study was to determine the effect of a combined multidisciplinary approach in the treatment of …

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  3. When families (co) exist within and across prison walls: A study of Simultaneous Familial Imprisonment

    … Simultaneous Familial Imprisonment (SFI). SFI encompasses all familial relationships inside the prison estate, including those between relatives held in the same carceral setting and those held separately, in different prisons. This study is the first designed to explicitly and exclusively …

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  4. Agree to Disagree: How Ikhtilāf Enabled Muslim Scholars in the Early Islamic Period to Co-Exist

    … of a plurality of understanding among the Companions of the Prophet. Due to the inherent ambiguity found in certain sections of the Quran as well as variations regarding the practice of the Prophet ‘sunna’ differing opinions inevitably occurred. This plurality of understanding continued …

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  5. Aquatic microenvironments in bacterial ecology and diversity

    … with the same essential nutrient requirements co-exist in the same environment? This study examines the role of aquatic microenvironments in generating bacterial diversity: closely related organisms may co-exist in the same environment without competing for resources by a combination of …

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  6. Urban in the sky: a vertical transition

    … transitions may be viewed as the result of combining different conditions which thrive to co-exist. The horizontal layering of floor planes, combined with the support of various vertical structural elements, allow for an extension beyond the external reality - thus resulting in the …

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  7. Embedding the virtual within the real as a means of de-contextualizing/re-contextualizing the architectural artifact

    … new media when we cannot access the real? As I considered these issues, I became increasingly interested in the co-existence of a virtual and real version of an artifact.The relationship between the real and the virtual has always been a subject of concern mainly related to the fear that the …

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  8. COMING OUT OF THE COFFIN AS THE POSTHUMAN: POSTHUMAN RHETORIC AND HARRIS’ SOOKIE STACKHOUSE SERIES

    … illustrate clearly the posthuman self in its connection beyond itself to other vampires, humans, and non-humans. Learning to co-exist becomes problematic in Harris’ series, where we encounter a “new” representation of vampire. These vampires have come out of the coffin, and their revelation …

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  9. Access to housing in Cape Town : do young people move smoothly from parental housing to independent living arrangements?

    … - i.e. does someone own or rent their accommodation - without capturing either the dynamics of how people occupy housing or the complexities that arise when, for example, someone might rent accommodation while owning a house elsewhere. Most censuses and surveys simply ask whether the …

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  10. Stealing Fire

    The poems that make up this collection tend to play with what is one of the oldest concepts to exist, transition. This collection attempts to demonstrate the experiences that generate the pressures required; such as light and dark, quiet and cacophony, and other binaries that co-exist and, in doing …

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  11. Digital demodulation techniques for radio channels

    … examine a digital modulation scheme which can co-exist with an analog system. The generation of the digital modulation will be examined in terms of Adjacent Channel Interference (ACI) requirements. Simulation techniques for the mobile radio channel are discussed, for evaluation of demodulator …

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  12. How might understanding the complex dynamics and tensions between relatedness and autonomy development in adolescence inform counselling?

    This dissertation explored a multi-layered conceptualisation of adolescent autonomy development and the significance of continued relatedness, particularly with parents and peers. Through exploring these complex processes it was suggested that autonomy and relatedness co-exist being intricately …

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  13. Water rights in China: an international and comparative study

    China, the world's most populous country, has been experiencing a severe water crisis. This has manifested itself through water shortages, water pollution and natural water disasters, and has been exacerbated by the rapid social and economic development that has taken place in the last two decades. …

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  14. ‘Ni kubahatisha tu!’-‘It’s just a game of chance!’ Adaptation and resignation to perceived risks in rural Tanzania

    … study was designed to provide a holistic account of risk perception in order to inform our understandings of how HIV risk is perceived. Through qualitative methods it is both a deductive testing of the risk theories of Douglas and Giddens and an inductive, grounded investigation to identify …

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  15. Maternal psychological characteristics and parent-child relationships

    This study compared the presentation of attachment quality and maternal psychological functioning among children diagnosed with a psychological/behavioral disorder to the presentation of attachment quality and maternal psychological functioning among children not diagnosed with a …

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  16. Co-occurrence and phenological niche separation in rodent pollinated Proteaceae

    … little or no work has been done on patterns of co-occurrence and flowering phenology. The presence of three potentially rodent-pollinated Protea species at Fernkloof Nature Reserve, two of which were observed to co-occur, facilitated the following questions: i) are P. cordata, P. scabra and P. …

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  17. The Hampering Active Wellbore Kit (HAWK) for rapidly controlling a free flowing oil well

    … (HAWK), is a machine that gradually introduces a continuous medium (e.g. wire) from a spool through the choke/kill lines of a failed BOP to gradually stem the flow through the BOP. The machine can couple to a standard choke/kill line on the BOP and can co-exist with the BOP or be deployed at the …

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  18. "You Are So Beautiful... To Me": Romantic Partners' Insight Into Others' Perceptions

    … Research has shown that realism and positivity co-exist in romantic partners' perceptions: Boyes & Fletcher, 2007). The current study examines a novel approach to understanding how this seemingly paradoxical effect occurs. Specifically, we test the hypothesis that people are aware that others do …

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  19. An Approach to Using Cognition in Wireless Networks

    … but still there is room for improvement. Cognitive radio technology can bring significantcant network improvements by providing awareness to the surrounding radio environment, exploiting previous network knowledge and optimizing the use of resources using machine learning and artificial …

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