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Theses/Dissertations from 1995
The effectiveness of the Site Plan Control process in Windsor, Ontario, 1988-1992., Nancy Louise. Morand
Residential change of the Ukrainian population in the city of Windsor, Ontario from 1951 to 1991., Sandra Marie. Mudryj
Hemispheric differences in global/local processing: The effects of attentional allocation., Shemira. Murji
Near threshold VUV polarization measurements in the noble gases., Craig David Noren
Quadratically constrained convex quadratic programmes., Wieslawa Teresa. Obuchowska
Body image disturbance in relation to attributions of physical attractiveness and social competence in college women., Christine Louise. O'Connor
Individualism-communalism and employment equity: The effects of value priming on hiring decisions., Helen B. Ofosu
Gibberish: A digital hiding place for pomo sapiens., Marcel Mervin Gerard. O'Gorman
Conflicting gender, kin, and couple dynamics of Nigerian immigrant families in Canada., Akinniyi Godwin. Opeola
Simultaneous part family and machine cell formations in cellular manufacturing systems: An analytical and algorithmic approach., A. Alper. Ozdemir
Legal constructions of battered women: The limitations of the Battered Woman Syndrome in a sample of violent female offenders in prison., Kristie Marie. Pagniello
Development of sparsely reinforced elastomer sheets., Rong. Pan
NDP-labour relations: Crises and challenges in the 1990s., Victor John Paolone
Printing news and money: A look at corporate influence on the press., Craig. Pearson
FMS loading with reliability consideration., Abi M. Philipose
The View from Here: A two-act play (Original writing)., Eve Susan. Pidgeon
Organizational effectiveness in a human service context., Andrea. Plotnick
Herstory: The structuring of the Fitness and Amateur Sport Branch's Women's Program: 1970-1988., Pamela Lynn. Ponic
Media portrayal of police: A content analysis of the "Toronto Star", the "Toronto Sun" and "Now" (Ontario)., Julie Elizabeth. Porter
Software base for reuse-oriented program development., Deoraj. Ramjisingh
The biblical book of Ruth: A feminist literary reading., Kaija Helena Anneli Ranta
A graphical structure-editor that generates code for attribute grammar systems., Daniel. Ravan
Cloning and characterization of two floral-specific genes of sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.)., Joggari T. Reddy
Liquid prebreakdown phenomena and the associated involvement of electrohydrodynamic processes., Diana Hua. Ren
Perceived social support, self-esteem, and locus of control as predictors of health behaviors, including: Participation in regular physical activity and smoking behavior., Gail Marie. Rizzuto-Dowling