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Theses/Dissertations from 2018
Performance improvement of remanufacturing systems operating under N-policy, Fengtian Gu
Chinese Graduate Students’ Perceptions of Classroom Assessment at a Canadian University, Yue Gu
Trajectory-based Human Action Recognition, Pejman Habashi
SEMI-SUPERVISED LEARNING FOR DIAGNOSING FAULTS IN.pdf, Ehsan Hallaji
Female Underrepresentation in STEM Subjects: A Study of Female High School Students in China, Lizhi He
THE INFLUENCE OF ONTOGENY ON RESOURCE UTILIZATION AND CONTAMINANT DYNAMICS IN THREE FISHES WITH DIFFERENT FORAGING STRATEGIES.pdf, Cecilia E. Heuvel
Emotion Socialization, Anxiety, and Coping in University Students, Clare Hinch
Toward a Deeper Understanding of Peer Athlete Mentoring in Sport: A Comprehensive Investigation, Matt Daniel Hoffmann
Improved Autonomic Function as a Physiological Mechanism Underlying the Reported Effects of Ashtanga Yoga: Feasibility and Initial Effectiveness Study, Ashley P. Howard
Improving Diagnostic Accuracy in HIV-Associated Neurocognitive Disorders, Jessica Hurtubise
Optimism - Is the Conceptual Glass Half-Empty (or Half-Full), Phillip A. Ianni
An On-chip PVT Resilient Short Time Measurement Technique, Esrafil Jedari Sefidgari
Formability Enhancement of AA5182-O During Electro-Hydraulic Forming, Arash Jenab
Family Quality of Life for Parents of Children with Autism: The Role of Social Support and Unsupportive Social Interactions, Jenna Brooke Jones
Adaptive Power Level for DSRC Congestion Control, Maan Joseph
JUST BREATHE: MINDFULNESS, SELF-REGULATION, AND CARDIAC REACTIVITY, Marta Kadziolka
Undergraduate Teaching Assistants' Conceptions of Teaching, Betsy Keating
Heuristic for Lowering Electricity Costs for Routing in Optical Data Center Networks, MD MAHBUB-E KHODA
Providing negative feedback about the accuracy of details within scenes reduces appraisals of memory accuracy but does not affect appraisals of memory occurrence, Kassandra Helena Korcsog
Failure Diagnosis and Prognosis of Safety Critical Systems: Applications in Aerospace Industries, Mojtaba Kordestani