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Showing 1 to 20 of 18415 for “"Site"”.

  1. Estimating Site Productivity from Non-Site Trees: A Site Index Based Approach

    Site index (SI) is an indirect measure of potential 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

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  2. Estimating Site Productivity from Non-Site Trees: A Site Index Based Approach

    Site index (SI) is an indirect measure of potential 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

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  3. Music in Site: Integrating elements of site-specificity into composition

    … process, and discusses how different levels of site-specificity may be engaged in this process. This research grew from an interest in composing music for the acoustic problems of performance spaces rather than trying to resist them, after a jazz ensemble performance in a large reverberant …

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  4. Site management development

    … development of staff based on construction sites who are at the first level of full time supervision with general responsibility for all trades. In Part 1 the terminology is examined with particular reference to the term "management development" and to the suggested differences between …

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  5. A Site Rediscovered

    This is a site-driven project located in my hometown of Lewiston, Maine, a point along the Androscoggin River. Driving over the bridge as a child, I was intrigued by the waterfall, but it always seemed unattainable; the mills and abandoned buildings prevented access. When my dad said that the last …

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  6. Lines of Site

    … not only as the physical characteristics of the "site

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  7. Sentience and Site

    A contemporary understanding of site is integral towards the proper implementation of an architectural intervention which reconciles itself amongst the landscape. This thesis is situated at the convergence of technology and nature, investigating a constructive engagement of site in order to inform …

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  8. Site Directed Mutagensis of Bacteriophage HK639 and Identification of Its Integration Site

    … this newly identified phage we generated site directed mutations and identified where the phage integrates into the chromosome of its bacterial host.

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  9. Site Integrity: how might experimental moving image perform the materiality of site?

    … the moving image can perform the materiality of site. The study’s phenomenological approach to filmmaking uses dual-motorized rigs to record and re-present moving images both made and displayed in situ – in the very site of their making. This practical contribution to new knowledge – a …

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  10. Site-directed mutagenesis of the ATP-binding site in spinach rubisco activase

    Spinach rubisco activase has two isoforms derived from alternate splicing with the larger polypeptide containing an additional 4 kD C-terminal domain. Both isoforms, with molecular masses of 41 kD and 45 kD, were synthesized and purified from the transformed E. coli containing the cDNAs. A …

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  11. Site and still life

    … as still life and an urban composition (a site in East Cambridge). Through this analogy a specific understanding of architecture, site, and still life is explored. The analogy is used as a descriptive tool allowing the painting subject matter to be treated architecturally and architecture …

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  12. Evolution of a site/

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  13. An Analysis of Bacteriophage Lambda Site-Specific Recombination Using IHF Binding Site Mutants

    … of bacteriophage lambda. Mutations of the three sites to which this protein binds within the lambda attachment site were constructed using oligonucleotide-directed site-specific mutagenesis and were ananlysed for their effects on site-specific recombination. One group of mutations had alterations …

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  14. The anti-fluorescein antibody active site: A single-chain site-specific mutagenesis study

    Restriction data tranferred 2014-07-01T11:21:50-05:00 Original Data Group with Access UIUC Users [automated] Release Date: none Reason: ETDs are only available to UIUC Users without author permission

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  15. On-site installation flexibility for disruption management in modular off-site construction systems

    Modular off-site construction is one of the methods adopted by the construction industry in a recent drive to modernise its operations and increase its productivity. Operations that were traditionally performed on-site are instead completed at an off-site factory, with finished modules then being …

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  16. Stratigraphy and Site Formation at the Sanders Site (45 KT 315), Kittitas County, Washinton

    The Sanders site (45KT315) was excavated in 1971 and 1972 by Central Washington State College under the direction of Dr. William Smith, then Associate Professor of Anthropology at CWSC. A total of 88 1 x 1 meter units were excavated up to 270 cm below surface. During the initial excavations and in …

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  17. Measuring the impact of site configurations on site fingerprinting over the web and Tor

    … being transmitted between a client and a server, site visits generate unique traffic patterns due to contents of the site and the manner in which the server responds to user requests for site resources. These patterns can be learned by an adversary, and then be used to predict which site (or web …

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  18. What can the site give to the building and the building to the site?

    This thesis explores the relationship between the "constructed" (built) environment and the natural environment. What defines such a relationship and can the relationship be formulated? Surely a successful union is much like a marriage whereby one part is better than either of the individual parts. …

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  19. Nanoparticles Targeting at Inflammation Site

    This thesis presents the development and translational evaluation of advanced nanoparticle-based drug delivery systems designed for the sustained and localized delivery of hydrophobic therapeutics, with a focus on pazopanib. Addressing key challenges in drug solubility, stability, and scalable …

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  20. Site Valuation and Optimal Development

    Recent economic developments and legislative rulings have led to many changes in the housing industry. This paper investigates the relationship of a lot's size and configuration to profit. Specifically, this refers to the effect of a lot's frontage and depth dimensions on the cost of developing a …

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