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Showing 1 to 20 of 52 for “"SCOT"”.
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Najas genties augalų genetinės įvairovės tyrimas taikant SCoT žymenis /
… of N. marina and N. major was investigated using SCoT (Start codon targeted) markers and compared with ISSR (Inter simple sequence repeats) marker data of another PhD student. The results of principal coordinate analysis (PCoA), analysis of molecular variation (AMOVA) along with Shannon index, …
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Costume design for Roosters by Milcha Sanchez-Scot, Theatre UNI, Spring Semester, 2003
1 PDF file (viii, 103 pages)
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Finding the "Scot" in the Scottish-American: An Investigation of Scottish Identity through Mitochondrial DNA and Y-chromosome Markers
Individuals from Scotland began migrations to the Americas in the 1600s and, despite admixture, continue to celebrate their Scottish roots. Molecular markers were used to answer the following: 1) do individuals who claim a Scottish identity have maternal or paternal markers found in Scotland; 2) …
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The Social Construction of Technology: The Case of LSD
In this study, I use SCOT (Social Construction of Technology) theories to trace the history of lysergic acid diethylamide-25, which is commonly known as LSD. I show how the technological system of LSD corresponds to phases designated by SCOT theorist Thomas Hughes, specifically invention, …
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Cardiomyocyte-Specific Deficiency of Ketone Body Metabolism Promotes Accelerated Pathological Remodeling
… loss of succinyl-CoA:3-oxoacid-CoA transferase (SCOT), which is required for terminal oxidation of ketone bodies, specifically in cardiac myocytes. While germline SCOT-knockout (KO) mice die in the early postnatal period, mice with cardiomyocyte-specific loss of SCOT (SCOT-Heart-KO) exhibit no …
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‘As native in my thought as any here’ A revisionist re-reading of the life and works of James Orr: poet, patriot and Ulster-Scot
… James Orr (1770-1816), from the Presbyterian, Scots-speaking County Antrim village of Ballycarry, experienced a brief period of fame during the 1800s when he published a volume of verse and became a regular contributor of poetry and essays to Belfast newspapers and journals. Orr, a radical …
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A Digital Field of Dreams: The Social Construction of Distance Education Programs at Public Universities
… Using Social Construction of Technology (SCOT) theory, it examined a collaborative distance education program's development from inception to implementation. The goal in investigating the social construction of this distance education program was to determine to what extent the program's …
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Scene Perception for Simulated Intuitive Physics via Bayesian Inverse Graphics
… thesis introduces the Simulated COgnitive Tasks (SCOT) benchmark, a large-scale synthetic dataset and data creation codebase allowing for the procedural generation of videos of simulated cognitive tasks targeting intuitive physics understanding. Those cognitive tasks are adapted from tests in the …
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Risk and Socio-technical Systems: A study of the Taiwanese Campus Accident Reporting System
… ideas of the Social Construction of Technology (SCOT) approach to explore the dynamic of managing daily risks in a hierarchical organisation. The main areas to focus on are: • Explore how unpredictable risks are managed • Examine the ways in which systems are modified in response to changing risk …
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"Common Plowmen's Children": The Frontiers of Ulster Catholicism, c.1680-c.1830
… connections between Ulster Catholics and Anglo-Scot Protestant settlers, and the social and cultural world of Ulster Catholics and Catholic converts. By examining several locales and specific Catholic families in the province, a nuanced portrait of interdenominational relationships and Catholic …
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The Making of the Shrew: Comedy, Adaptation, and the Construction of Shakespeare's Cultural Authority on the Restoration and Eighteenth -Century Stage
John Lacy's Sauny the Scot (1668) engages in dialogue with the poetic satire of the Restoration and calls for the reassertion of male hegemony in marriage in order to criticize Charles II and imagine for the theater a moral authority that counters the king's power to license the stage. Charles …
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La causalité concourante en noétique : étude de la q. 2, d. 17, du livre II des Sentences de Jacques de Metz
… se rapproche de celle du franciscain Jean Duns Scot (c. 1266-1308) qui est lui aussi connu pour avoir défendu la théorie des causes concourantes en noétique. C’est pourquoi nous faisons une étude comparative de la position des deux auteurs afin d’en tirer les points communs et les points …
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Danish naval administration and shipbuilding in the reign of Christian IV (1596-1648)
… brought in master shipwrights from England and Scotland. The organisation of naval ship-building is examined in detail and the design of Danish warships is analysed. The Scot David Balfour is shown to be one of the most innovative and successful shipwrights of the early modern period. The figure …
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Studies of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Urban Atmospheres
… far as the alveoli. The recoveries of PAH from scot, when exposed to NOx, decrease with time at rates which correlate with molecular properties. Hence even in the absence of photolytic degradation a chemical route exists whereby the atmospheric PAH burden might be decreased.
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Morphometric measurements of the retinal vasculature in ultra-wide scanning laser ophthalmoscopy as biomarkers for cardiovascular disease
… were recruited from two studies, TASCFORCE and SCOT-HEART, focused on CVD. This thesis presents an automated system for SLO image processing and computation of candidate biomarkers to be associated with cardiovascular risk and MRI imaging data. A vessel segmentation technique was developed by …
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Reading the Terror over Tea: Reflections of British Nationalism in the Guillotine's Blade, 1793-1795
… distinct from a English, Irish, Welsh, or Scot national identity--was already in existence. This new British identity was being shaped by forces such as a growing population, a reform movement within the Anglican Church, the drive for Empire, the increasing influence of the Industrial …
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The Politics of Social Media in the Department of Defense; How DoD's Status Changed From Friend to Defriend to Friend Again
… the lens of social construction of technology (SCOT) and a discourse analysis of the policy formulation. My findings indicated that references to security and privacy risk, sociotechnological inevitability, responsible online behavior and youth were particularly important to the military …
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Playing soldiers: martial subjects in early modern English drama, 1590-1660
… and Commonwealth works, J.W.’s The Valiant Scot and Margaret Cavendish’s Bell in Campo. Depicting intra-British conflicts and civil war, these plays present soldiers as both poison and cure for a nation whose borders are not so much ill-defended as they are ill-defined. Whether dramatists …
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Migration, ethnicity, occupation and residence in contrasting West of Scotland settlements: the case of the Vale of Leven and Dumbarton:1861-1891
… study is a broad based one highlighting smaller Scottish settlements over the 1861 to 1891 period. Residential differentiation and population mobility, at the mezo - rather than the micro-scale, are considered but so are the Dumbarton and the Vale of Leven were chosen as subjects, being spatially …
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Our Biometric Future: The Social Construction of an Emerging Information Technology
… and the social construction of technology (SCOT) approach, drawing from scientific articles, press accounts, U.S. government documents, company web sites and publicity materials, conference proceedings, popular culture texts, interviews with individuals involved in biometric research and …
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