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Theses/Dissertations from 2003
Occupational health and safety standards and the potential outcomes of privatized regulation., Liam. McCarthy
Health promotion initiative for booster seats: A school-based educational intervention., Jody Ann. McGinnis
Comparing WAIS-III profiles of traumatic brain injury and chronic pain., Cherisse Margo. McKay
Combustion of propane-air mixtures with oxygenated additives in a closed duct and an SI engine., Stephen W. McKellar
Beyond the blazon: The female body as experienced in four eighteenth-century novels by women (Charlotte Lennox, Sarah Scott, Fanny Burney, Maria Edgeworth)., Susan Colleen. McNeill
Theoretical perspective on mutliple risk behaviour: The influence of social capital on substance use and sexual-risk taking among young men and women., Sheri-Lynn. Medaglia
Computing the minimum perimeter triangle enclosing a convex polygon: Theory and implementation., Anna Valentinovna. Medvedeva
The construction of ecstasy as a social problem in Toronto newspapers (Ontario)., Sean Cristin. Miller
A mixed-signal feed-forward neural network architecture with on-chip learning in CMOS 0.18 microns., Mitra. Mirhassani
A reconfigurable digital multiplier architecture., Pedram. Mokrian
The relationship between teachers' perceptions of principals' social influence and their own empowerment., James Ross. Morton
Development of a tire characterization unit using four post road test simulator., Egidio Mosca
Characterization of a novel human CAP2 interacting protein: Neuronal calcium binding protein 1 (Necab1)., Emilio P. Mottillo
Operator spaces., Soon Hee. Mun
Difficult operations in the multi-dimensional logarithmic number system., Roberto Muscedere
Flexural strength of circular monopole flange connections., Venisri. Nagulapati
Electrochemistry and spectroscopy of energy conversion and polynuclear aromatic materials., Maryam. Nazri
De die in diem: A grieving process (Original writing, Poetry, Prose)., Helen Edith. Newell-Beattie
Implementation of the maturity method into precast concrete applications., Alvin. Olar
Liminality and the vanishing American: Discussions of the imaginary Indian in selected works of Zane Grey., Joseph Clifford. O'Neill
Young adult parasuicidal behaviour, problematic love relationships, and shame., Michael Edward Anthony. Oosterhoff
Effects of land-use patterns and land ownership on biodiversity in the natural areas of the Niagara Escarpment World Biosphere Reserve (Ontario)., Rosamonde Ellen. Page
Self-control vs. social control as an explanation for delinquency., Marcel Joseph Parent
The poverty of pedagogy: From a liberal university to a liberating university, Joshua Paul