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Showing 1 to 20 of 597 for “"Commit"”.
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Sexual offenders : differences between those who commit offences against children and those who commit offences against adults
… was to look into differences between those who commit sexual offences against children and those who commit sexual offences against adults. All available court sentences of sentenced male sexual offenders in Iceland from the year 2015 to 2019, were investigated, a total of 89 cases. Factors that …
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What Influences Student-Athletes to Commit to a School?
Student-Athletes today are faced with very difficult choices constantly. One of the most difficult choices that they face is what school to attend to continue their educational/athletic careers. Depending on the level (Division I, II, III), there can be a variety of different factors that can pull …
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Implementation of the two-phase commit protocol in Thor
Thesis (M. Eng.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1995.
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Morality of offenders : investigating morality of individuals who commit crime
… process and, ultimately, their propensity to commit crime.The research used mixed-methods to examine how a range of complex factors may influencecriminal behaviour. The fieldwork was conducted in two, interconnected, phases. In phase one,184 survey responses captured relevant data on …
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SNAP-based grid resource broker using the three phase commit protocol
… work in this thesis has developed a three-phase commit protocol which enhances the traditional twophase commit protocol. Performance evaluation has been carried out to evaluate the SNAP-based resource broker using the traditional two-phase commit protocol and the newly developed three-phase …
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Tri-State Boolean Satisfiability with Commit: An Efficient Partial Solution Using Hyperlogic
… an expansion to a tri-nary logic system with a commit phase. The three states are (1) true, (2) false, and (3) don't care. We abstracted the operations of AND and OR to this hyperlogic system in a novel way. The commit phase works on one variable at a time and transitions values from temporary …
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Understanding and predicting method-level source code changes using commit history data
… or Random Forest with future code changes using commit history. Visualizations were used as part of the approach to gain a deeper understanding of each repository prior to making predictions. To validate the results we analyzed open source Java software repositories including; acra, storm, …
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Redefining terrorism: can State Actors commit and be responsible for acts of terrorism?
… study tests the hypothesis that states can commit terrorism. The aim of the dissertation is to demonstrate the need to redefine terrorism comprehensively in the international sphere and establish whether state actors can commit acts of terrorism. The study adopts a discourse analysis to …
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Crossing the line: an exploration of the experiences of male athletes who commit crimes.
… of research into the experiences of athletes who commit crimes. Whilst previous links exist between involvement in sport and violent and sexual crimes, a more significant body of empirical evidence is lacking. This thesis adopted a qualitative approach to explore the experiences of athletes who …
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An analysis of the legal response to children who commit serious crimes in South Africa
… imprisonment, especially in cases where children committed very serious offences such as murder and rape. This dissertation concludes that, although alternative sentences are appropriate sentences for serious offences, courts still impose custodial sentences for these types of offences, and that …
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Correlates of Denial: Exploring the Function of Denial Among Men Who Commit Sexual Offences Against Children
Men who commit sexual offences against children may engage in denial and minimization that relates to an increased risk to reoffend or as an adaptive response in an adversarial environment. To better understand how and when denial may be related to risk, its function must first be understood. The …
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"Making it Work": A Grounded Theory of How Mixed Orientation Married Couples Commit, Sexually Identify, and Gender Themselves
… identity; (b) gender identity; and (c) marital commitment. Dyadic interviews were used to generate a grounded theory of the identity and commitment negotiation processes occurring among intact mixed orientation married couples. The findings revealed two sexual identity trajectories: Bisexuals …
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Examining the relationship between mission statements, strategic plans, and a college's ability to commit to long-term operating sustainability
… plans to contribute to a college’s ability to commit to long-term operating sustainability.
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Experiences of Men who Commit to Romantic Relationships with Women Under Fifty Post Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment: A Qualitative Study
… study examined the experiences of men who commit to romantic relationships with women under 50, post breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. Twelve men from throughout the United States, who were dating these women for at least six months, participated in semi-structured interviews. The data …
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Legality of the jurisdiction of the ICC over nationals of non-states parties who commit offences within the jurisdiction of the ICC on territories of non-states parties
… over the nationals of these states if they committed offences within the jurisdiction of the ICC on the territories of the non-states parties. This paper intends to analyse whether the ICC has jurisdiction over nationals of non-state parties who commit crimes within the jurisdiction of the …
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Juvenile Commitment Rate: The Effects of Gender, Race, Parents, and School.
… was to analyze those factors that affect the commitment rate of juveniles and how outside variables such as gender, race, parents, and school attendance affect the commitment rate of crime and delinquency. The variables used for this study came from the Gang Resistance Education and Training …
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What does border externalization mean and what impact do the migration policies of the EU have on migrants' and refugees' human rights? What are the legal consequences for states that commit the human rights violations?
The EU is well-known for its policy of externalisation, that is, shifting the migration control away from its own borders (as a second, destination country) and towards third countries. This practice challenges human rights law. The thesis addresses the meaning and development of the border …
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