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This online database contains the full-text of PhD dissertations and Masters’ theses of University of Windsor students from 1954 forward.
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Theses/Dissertations from 2004
Quantitative biomonitoring of polychlorinated biphenyls in the Detroit River using the freshwater mussel Elliptio complanata., Sarah Margret O'Rourke
Melting resources: A historical analysis of the 1932 Olympic Winter and Summer Games (New York, California)., Jonathan Robert. Paul
Identifying factors of stigma influencing the reintegration of ex-inmates as law-abiding citizens., Richard Phillips
Tada(da)! I found it! (Original writing, Poetry)., Alethea Power
Gender-role orientation and community policing: Implications for recruiting and selecting more suitable individuals for modern policing., Rebecca. Purc-Stephenson
New machine-learning-based techniques for DNA microarray image segmentation., Li Qin
Investigation of factors affecting students' satisfaction with online course components., Elena Qureshi
An Eulerian finite element model for determination of deformation state of a copper subjected to orthogonal cutting., Anna G. Raczy
A framework for the extension of open distributed system., Mohammed Lutfur. Rahman
Analysis of piles embedded in p-y sand below water table subjected to cyclic lateral loading: Sensitivity analysis., T. I. M. Nazmur Rahman
Psychopathology in Asian Indian children: Links with emotion regulation and socialization., Vaishali Vidhatri Raval
Addition of hydrogen and oxygen from electrolysis to a gasoline-fuelled spark ignition engine., Karina Richters
Dolomitization of the Devonian Wabamun carbonates in the Gold Creek Field west central Alberta, Canada., Daniel A. Rivas C.
Depth of experiencing as a client prognostic variable in emotion-focused therapy for adult survivors of childhood abuse., Lori K. Robichaud
The effect of exposure to a desirable mate on the eating behaviour of single versus committed women according to restraint status: An evolutionary perspective., Sara L. Robillard
Improvement in functional characteristics of aluminum-silicon cast components through the utilization of a novel electromagnetic treatment of liquid melts., Francisco Carlos Robles Hernandez
New VLSI design of a MAP/BCJR decoder., Leila Sabeti
On the estimation of dispersion parameters for data in the form of counts and proportions., Krishna K. Saha
Sing the body cyborg: The dialectic of embodiment in technological praxis., Kumar Saha
Drive control and real-time simulation for switched reluctance motor in a fuel cell power system., Meranda Salem
Dynamic and static analyses of continuous curved composite multiple-box girder bridges., Magdy Said Samaan
A reversal theory approach to predicting and explaining university students' attitudes and use of marijuana., Jessica A. Sartori
Predicting romantic relationship satisfaction using three self-disclosure variables., Samantha S. Scapinello
Defining and evaluating non-academic (in)competence and personal (un)suitability in clinical training: Exploring the role of personality and interpersonal skills., Tricia E. Schottler