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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Inland Northwest"”.
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Overcoming loneliness: first-generation Slavic immigrants' experience with loneliness in the Inland Northwest
… Slavic immigrants who have had a long history Inland Northwest. Social network theory and a phenomenological approach guided my question formation and qualitative data collection methods. I used participant observation, informal interviews, semi-structured interviews, and case studies to …
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Effects of Overstory Retention and Understory Vegetation on Small Tree Height Growth in the Inland Northwest
… partial retention silvicultural systems in the Inland Northwest, managers must be able to anticipate rates of growth and the degree of vegetative competition control that is necessary to recruit younger cohorts into the canopy and sustain desirable long-term growth rates. This study was designed …
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Assessment of Prediction Bias in Crown Biomass Equations for Important Conifer Species of the Inland Northwest
… for managerial and scientific use in the inland northwest, USA, crown mass data for several important conifer species were collected and used to examine the direction and magnitude of bias associated with predictions made from the diameter-based equations of Brown (1978) and Jenkins et al. …
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Effects of Overstory Retention and Understory Vegetation on Small Tree Height Growth in the Inland Northwest
… partial retention silvicultural systems in the Inland Northwest, managers must be able to anticipate rates of growth and the degree of vegetative competition control that is necessary to recruit younger cohorts into the canopy and sustain desirable long-term growth rates. This study was designed …
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Assessment of Prediction Bias in Crown Biomass Equations for Important Conifer Species of the Inland Northwest
… for managerial and scientific use in the inland northwest, USA, crown mass data for several important conifer species were collected and used to examine the direction and magnitude of bias associated with predictions made from the diameter-based equations of Brown (1978) and Jenkins et al. …
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Estimating Site Productivity from Non-Site Trees: A Site Index Based Approach
… site quality that is widely used in the Inland Northwest. However, a serious problem exists in applying site curves in the Inland Northwest due to a shortage of suitable 'site' trees. Site trees are explicitly defined for any given set of site index curves; generally the trees must be …
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Estimating Site Productivity from Non-Site Trees: A Site Index Based Approach
… site quality that is widely used in the Inland Northwest. However, a serious problem exists in applying site curves in the Inland Northwest due to a shortage of suitable 'site' trees. Site trees are explicitly defined for any given set of site index curves; generally the trees must be …
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Chapter 1, a dichotomous key for the identification of nine salmonids of the Inland Northwest using six diagnostic skull bones; and associated equations to estimate total length and weight form bones ingested by piscivores or found in archeological sites; Chapter 2, Utilization of acoustic biotelemetry to define the movements of Lake Roosevelt Redband trout, oncorhynchus mykiss gairdneri
"The fish skull is a complex anatomical structure, comprised of numerous bones that are often unique to the fish's genera or species. These unique qualities allow researchers to use bone to identify and quantify fish in piscivore and archeological investigations. Due to the high degree of …
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AN ASSESSMENT OF MUNICIPAL WATER RIGHTS AND WATER SYSTEMS IN THE CLARK FORK RIVER BASIN
In the semi-arid Inland Northwest, water is undoubtedly the most important natural resource. Western Montana’s Clark Fork River basin is no exception. As the population of western Montana continues to grow, the Clark Fork River basin below the Flathead Indian Reservation is largely in de facto …
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AN ASSESSMENT OF MUNICIPAL WATER RIGHTS AND WATER SYSTEMS IN THE CLARK FORK RIVER BASIN
In the semi-arid Inland Northwest, water is undoubtedly the most important natural resource. Western Montana’s Clark Fork River basin is no exception. As the population of western Montana continues to grow, the Clark Fork River basin below the Flathead Indian Reservation is largely in de facto …
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High school choral students' perceptions of their use of technology in their independent choral practice habits
… choral students taught by the researcher in the Inland Northwest of the USA on their use of technology in their independent choral practice habits. All 45 choral students who provided signed consent forms were given a survey with open- ended questions. Data were analyzed using emergent thematic …
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Eastern Washington University and the Ice Age flood debate: processing the papers of EWU Professor Dale F. Stradling
… and geology of Washington State and the Pacific Northwest. Stradling was interested in the natural forces that shaped the geography of the Inland Northwest. He collected numerous articles, pictures, and other material on the unique series of geological erosion features known as the Channeled …
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Free living nitrogen-fixation in ponderosa pine/Douglas-fir forests in western Montana
… N fixation, and wet and dry N deposition in the Inland Northwest
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Free living nitrogen-fixation in ponderosa pine/Douglas-fir forests in western Montana
… N fixation, and wet and dry N deposition in the Inland Northwest
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Teacher perceptions of music technology programs and of the use of technology to support music courses in public schools
… music teachers from within one county in the Inland Northwest of the USA in close proximity to the researcher. One-on-one interview technique allowed for in-depth responses to open-ended questions. In analyzing the data, an effort was made to accurately represent the perspectives of the …
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The relationship between invasive annual grasses and biological soil crust across Eastern Washington
… which may create more arid climates in the Inland Northwest. Additionally, land managers can focus management of V. dubia in locations where excess spring precipitation persists.</p>
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Moving the needle on prairie conservation: a Palouse Prairie restoration/reconstruction needs assessment and the effect of intra-annual soil moisture changes on Balsamroot seedling establishment
… Arrowleaf balsamroot is a quintessential part of Inland Northwest landscapes, including the Palouse prairie. Though widely used for restoration projects, it displays erratic germination and establishment from seed. A greenhouse experiment found that soil moisture had the strongest effect on …