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Theses/Dissertations from 1983
Role repertory grid variables and their relationship to marital satisfaction., Gregory R. Meloche
Determination of air content of hardened concrete using image analysis., Leo P. H. Meyer
Group home a case study of the interactional and resocialization processes in a residential setting for adolescent boys., Patricia Ann. Milburn-Hayward
Analysis of factors affecting mode choice for the journey to work trip case study, Windsor, Ontario., Patricia Catherine. Miskovsky-Janisse
Jules Robinet "Mr. Sandwich" 1858-1942 a Study of the Entrepreneurship of a French Immigrant Living in Sandwich, Ontario, Michael G. Moosberger
IN VIVO SISTER CHROMATID EXCHANGES: A TEST SYSTEM MONITORING ENVIRONMENTAL GENOTOXICITY., BICHITRA NANDA. NAYAK
The forced radial hydraulic jump., Peter Clark. Nettleton
TIME-RESOLVED LASER SPECTROSCOPY OF MERCURY MOLECULES., RONALD J. NIEFER
The impact on the family of the loss of their home., Margaret Anne. O'Connor
A descriptive analysis of modern structure of the Yoruba family as far back as Oduduwa period 1700 to the present., Tope. Olagbaiye
MORPHINE LEVELS IN BRAIN TISSUE OF HEROIN ADDICTS., EILEEN MERCEDES. PARE
Comparison of the initial vocabularies of normal and mildly to moderately mentally retarded children., Linda J. Parsonson
OXIDATIVE INSERTION REACTIONS OF NON-AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF INDIUM(I) HALIDES., CLOVIS. PEPPE
Graduate student burnout a preliminary attempt at validation of an instrument., Jill. Pickett
SURFACE FLASHOVER STUDIES AND ELECTRIC FIELD COMPUTATIONS TO OPTIMIZE THE DESIGN OF CONDUCTOR-SOLID INSULATOR GEOMETRY IN VACUUM., ARUNACHALAM SIVATHANU. PILLAI
PART I: DIELS-ALDER REACTIONS OF HETEROSUBSTITUTED DIENES AND DIENOPHILES. PART II: ENAMINES AND IMINIUM SALTS FROM AMIDO-ACIDS., LILIANNA ZOFIA. PILLON
PIC Factor Scales an investigation of broad-band dimensions of psychopathology among personality subtypes of learning disabled children., Cheryl L. Pohlman
Assertiveness/social skills training for children a classroom approach., Glory J. Pollen
Feature extraction in digitized images through image segmentation techniques., Mokkarala V. Prasadarao
Project C.A.M.P. a cognitive and motor program., Donna Ann. Pucci
Two-electron atoms in momentum space., Philip Eric Regier
An exploratory study of the interventions with couples in dispute over custody and access arrangements., Maureen Ellen|Hallberg-Zajc Reid-Olszowy
Children's selection of the critical elements of prose passages., Philip William Richard. Ricciardi
An exploratory study of single parent families within Canada's Armed Forces., Barbara Rae Swan. Robichaud
Prediction of the reading and spelling performances of normal and retarded readers a three-year follow-up., Diane L. Russell