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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Ligon"”.
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A comparison of selected theological concepts and the learning process as they relate to religious knowledge as found in Ernest Ligon and Paul Tillich
… study (1) to present selected aspects of Ernest Ligon's view of the learning process as it applies to religious knowledge; (2) to present selected aspects of Paul Tillich's view of the learning process as it applies to religious knowledge; (3) to compare Ernest Ligon's view of the learning …
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Black Lens
… of the Black community within America. Ligon displays his perspective on blackness and how it's perceived in a climate filled with racial and political tension, hence the name—"Black Lens."</p>
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Invisible Men: The Risks and Pleasures of Self-Portrayal in the Work of Contemporary American Male Artists
… Anger, Ron Athey, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Glenn Ligon), I employ visual analysis and comparative readings of juridical rulings and institutional policies that dictate the state of the body in contemporary American art.
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The Cloning and Characterization of Two ROP/RAC G-Proteins from Gossypium Hirsutum
… significantly higher in wild type ovules than in Ligon lintless, a mutant impaired in fiber elongation, but was not different in Naked Seed, a mutant impaired in fiber initiation.
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A myological and osteological comparison of the pelvic appendage of the male and female western meadowlark
… Kilham (1965), Selander (1965), Storer (1966), Ligon(1968), Ingolfsson (1969), and Verner and Willson (1969) examine the relationship between hypotheses on the significance of sexual dimorphism and actual field conditions. None of these papers deals with differences in bone or muscle ratios …
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Detektion und Überexpression von Genen FADH2- abhängiger Halogenasen aus Actinoplanes sp. ATCC 33002
… P. E., Hill, D. S., Lam, S. T., van Pée, K.-H., Ligon, J. M., Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 63 (1997) 2147 [3] Dairi, T., Nakano, T., Aisaka, K., Katsumata, R., Hasegawa, M., Biosci. Biotechnol. Biochem. 59 (1995) 1099 [4] van Pée, K.-H., Zehner, S., Enzymology and molecular genetics of biological …
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Examining the Role of Popular Music in Education: a Quasi-Experimental Study Investigating Retention in Rural Southwest Missouri Middle Schools
Research in music education continued to refine and edify music educators making them more effective in the classroom. By critically examining popular music in curriculum and reviewing case studies and highlighting current trends in music education, the music educator could be more effective in …
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Sonic Records: Listening to Early Afro-Atlantic Literature and Music, 1650-1850
… memoirs by European observers, Richard Ligon (1657), Hans Sloane (1707), and John Stedman (1796). The final two chapters turn to subsequent generations in the biographies of African-American performers, including John Marrant (1785), Solomon Northup (1853), and a singer named Tina (circa …
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The Expository Exchange: Cultivating Next Generation Christ Followers Into Gospel Leaders Through Expository Preaching
Chapter 1 is an overview of the project. Chapter 2 forms the theological basis for expository preaching and generational ministry. The two sections of chapter 2 focus on a comprehensive overview of both the Old and New Testaments to form the theological foundation for this project. Chapter 3 forms …
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Examining the Impact of Participation in a Collaborative Professional Learning Community with a Focus on Stem Engineering Education
Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) teaching and learning have increasingly become a part of educational practice and pedagogy. Educators, business leaders, and policy-makers seek to get involved with funding and making decisions for STEM initiatives. Stakeholders include those …
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Improving Life Satisfaction of Elders through Oral History: The Narrator's Perspective
<p>Oral history is a method of preserving historical information through in-depth interviews. Because the process requires narrators to use remote recall while sharing their life experiences, it can also be considered a reminiscence-related activity. Before this study, the positive effects on …
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The Effects of Low Stress Cattle Handling and Weaning Training on Post-Weaning Weight Gain and Calf Activity
The objective of this study was to assess the effect of low stress (LS) handling of beef calves on weight gain and calf activity associated with the weaning process. Cattle were of Angus and Angus cross breeding from two separate herds in Virginia. Handlers for the LS groups went through a short …
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Special Education Transition: A Case Study of the Community Integration Experience
The purpose of this study was to examine and describe transition services vis a vis the community integration of an adult-age special education student with a developmental disability. An additional goal was to provide the reader with a detailed portrait of the experiences of this student, …
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The First Fifty Years of School Legislation in Kentucky
… has been done in Kentucky, except for a book by Ligon, History of Education in Kentucky, which deals mainly with the University of Kentucky and its growth as evidenced in the statutes. In consequence of the preceeding reasons and statements, the need for such a work seems well warranted.
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Automated inter-model parameter connection synthesis for simulation model integration
New simulation modeling environments have been developed such that multiple models can be integrated into a single model. This conglomeration of model data allows designers to better understand the physical phenomenon being modeled. Models are integrated together by creating connections between …
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The Concept of Character Development in the Writings of Ellen G. White
… development— those of Hartshorne and May, Ligon, Peck and Havighucst, Piaget, and Kohlberg— was included to provide a background against which White's concept may be understood.</p> <p>Conclusions. The study concluded that White in her writings expresses a definite concept of character …