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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Moats"”.
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A qualitative methodology to designing a quantitative assessment for the construct of scholar-practitioner using grounded theory
… their professional practice after graduation (Moats, 2017). Yet, individuals may not demonstrate their dual-identity for a host of reasons. Primary factors may include, however are not limited to, the lack of formation or association with Scholar-Practitioner (SP) identity, or the inability to …
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Ecology of algal mats and their role in the formation of stromatolites in Antarctic dry valley lakes
… Antarctica. Mats are also found in the littoral moats and ice-covers of several lakes, and in cryoconite holes on Canada Glacier. Variations in temperature, light, oxygen, salinity, and nutrient levels between lakes and different habitats in the same lake result in differences in species …
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Light and the urban form: Eisenhower Metro Center
… office towers, frequently guarded by trees and moats of asphalt peer at each other from respectful distances through reflected bands of glass. On the fringe of the modern city, these displaced spores sprout without relationship to any existing organization, other than the serpentine ribbon of …
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Smart Data Analytics for Manufacturing Processes
… application of a Kalman Filter model to predict moats around companies in the stock market is explored.
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Reading pedagogy in today's classroom
… essential responsibility of American schooling. Moats (1999) describes reading as the most basic, yet critical responsibility of schooling. Haycock (1998), Marzano (2003), and Nye, Konstantopulos, and Hedges (2004) determined that the influence of an effective teacher has the biggest impact on …
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The effects of visual representations on teacher training of phonological awareness principles
… reading and phonological awareness principles (Moats, 1994, 2009; Spencer, Schuele, Guillot, & Lee, 2008). The purpose of this study was to determine the effects of visual representations of letter/sound production (i.e., Phonic Faces, Norris, 2001) on improving teacher knowledge of phonological …
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Multisyllabic Word Reading in Grades 4 and 5: Accuracy, Errors, and Associated Child-Level Skills
… longer words (Archer, Gleason, & Vachon, 2003; Moats, 1998). This multi-manuscript dissertation reports on two studies of multisyllabic word reading in typically achieving, English-speaking students in grades 4 and 5. The first study examined children’s multisyllabic word reading ability and the …
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Connecticut elementary teachers' knowledge and ability integration of essential reading components for English language learner instruction : a quantitative examination.
… the process of learning how to read is complex (Moats, 2020), there are essential components that, when taught systematically with evidenced-based strategies (National Reading Panel, 2000), can help students succeed. Still, some English Language Learner (ELL) teachers do not possess the knowledge …
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Formation and Evolution of Valdivia Bank, Walvis Ridge, South Atlantic Ocean from Geophysical Data and International Ocean Discovery Program Expedition 391 Drilling Results
… intensification in the Cenozoic developed moats and contourite deposits adjacent to the platforms.
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A Case Study of Jemicy School to Determine Practices Conducive to Developing Creative Potential of Dyslexic Children.
… a specific learning disability and according to Moats (2008), it is more common than any other kind of learning disability. Dyslexia varies in degrees of severity. About 4% of those diagnosed with dyslexia are severely dyslexic. This includes some 375,000 school children (Dyslexia Action, 2006). …
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Developing a Plan to Increase Understanding of the Cooperative Program at Greenhorn Valley Baptist Church in Rye, Colorado
The purpose of this project was to increase Cooperative Program understanding among members at Greenhorn Valley Baptist Church in Rye, Colorado. Chapter 1 of this project explains the ministry context and rationale as well as steps to be taken toward accomplishing the project goal. Chapter 2 …
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Venue Shopping: Domestic Interests in Global Politics
The role domestic organized interest groups play in political affairs has drastically changed in a very short time period, yet the subject has been basically ignored by academia. This study investigates the motivation, strategies, and tactics of domestic organizations that seek lobbying targets …
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The Liver as a Target Organ for the Non-Genomic Actions of Estrogen
"Estrogen, as well as all other steroid hormones tested, display rapid (seconds to minutes) effects which are not consistent with the classical, genomic responses in target cells. These effects, because of their rapidity and apparent independence from the genome, are termed ""non-genomic"". It is …
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Interaction of modes in magnetron oscillators
Thesis (Sc.D.) Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Electrical Engineering, 1950.
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Pre-primary teachers’ enacted understandings of explicit instruction of phonics and phonological awareness as evidenced in practice
… reduce the incidence of reading difficulties (Moats, 2010). The aim of this thesis was to investigate, describe and analyse teachers’ enacted understanding of Explicit Instruction in phonics and phonological awareness, and identify the factors that enhanced or inhibited faithful implementation …
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The Non-defensive Medieval Moated Sites of the South-east Welsh March: A survey of the three pre-1974 counties of Breconshire, Radnorshire and Monmouthshire, in two volumes
… of topography relevant to the location of the moats within the study area are considered. Current understanding of the processes of climate change as they relate to their possible influence on moat construction is viewed alongside recent surveys relating to rainfall, drainage and relief within …
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Fluvial geomorphology and paleofloods in arid central Australia
… diverted around bedrock ridges forming erosional moats, macroturbulent scour trains and 4-8 km wide, braided expansion bars with marginal channels,downstream from constrictions, high longitudinal dunes were eroded and the most northerly region of the Simpson Desert dune field remains as …
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Fluvial geomorphology and paleofloods in arid central Australia
… diverted around bedrock ridges forming erosional moats, macroturbulent scour trains and 4-8 km wide, braided expansion bars with marginal channels,downstream from constrictions, high longitudinal dunes were eroded and the most northerly region of the Simpson Desert dune field remains as …
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Deep submarine volcanoes in two geodynamic settings (Canary Basin and Gulf of Cadiz): morphology and shallow structure
… mud lobe deposits), bottom currents (contourite moats and plastered and mounded contourite drifts), and tectonics (bulge-like structures clearly deformed by faulting). Some of these seafloor edifices have been discovered recently and are reported for the first time in this thesis. The main aims …
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Hypoglycemia In Mitochondrial Disorders
<p><strong>INTRODUCTION</strong>: The electron transport chain (ETC) in mitochondria functions to produce energy in the form of adenosine triphosphate (ATP). Defects in the mitochondrial or nuclear DNA that codes for components of the ETC lead to mitochondrial disorders (MTDs). MTDs are …
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