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  • Vertical distribution patterns of plankton and their relationship to physical factors over the continental shelf off Oregon

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    Sutor, Malinda
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    Discrete layers of phytoplankton and zooplankton were observed over the Oregon continental shelf in summer and fall of 2001 and summer 2002 using optical and acoustical technologies and a pump sampling system. Layers of phytoplankton had steep vertical gradients which were associated with gradients in density and local peaks in...
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    to the results. My major professor, Tim Cowles, has been a wonderful mentor and has tirelessly

  • A relationship between wave dispersion and fracture strength for a composite material

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    Ilcewicz, Larry Bert
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    Wave dispersion and fracture are phenomena that involve. mechanisms triggered at the scale of a material's internal structure. Experiments were performed with a candidate material to judge the hypothesis that wave dispersion measurements can be used to nondestructively predict fracture strength. Wood-based particleboard was chosen as the candidate material because...
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    approved: Tim C Ke nedy James B. Wilson Wave dispersion and fracture are phenomena that involve

  • Adaptation-based programming

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    Bauer, Tim
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    Partial programming is a field of study where users specify an outline or skeleton of a program, but leave various parts undefined. The undefined parts are then completed by an external mechanism to form a complete program. Adaptation-Based Programming (ABP) is a method of partial programming that utilizes techniques from...
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    DISSERTATION OF Tim Bauer for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science presented on January

  • Beaches, Wine, and Weed: Economic Implications of Land Use Change in Oregon

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    Beasley, W. Jason
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    The economic analysis of land use decisions provides insight into incentive structures faced by landowners and the impacts of landowner decisions on others. Qualifying and quantifying these incentives and impacts offers insight into the relevant characteristics of decision-making. In turn, this allows the researcher to model and predict land use...
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    . contributed to the development and editing of Chapter 4. Cross, Robin verified the analytical methods

  • Cross-cultural comparison of college students' physical activity behaviors in the US and ROC using transtheoretical model constructs

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    Flath, Sharon Chai
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    This was a cross-cultural comparative study that examined college students' physical activity behavior in both the United States and the Republic of China on the basis of the full Transtheoretical Model (TTM) of behavior change. Although current investigations do support TTM as a powerful model of physical activity behavior change,...
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    : Cross-Cultural Comparison of College Students' Physical Activity Behaviors in the US and ROC using

  • A Linguistic Analysis of the Content, Context, and Demographic Variables Related to Clinician Professional Misconduct

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    Ström, Eric L.
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    The professions of counseling, marriage and family therapy, and social work are highly controlled with regulators frequently issuing findings of professional misconduct against clinicians. Although much research has been conducted with regard to clinician professional misconduct in general, there is a scarcity of research investigating the relationship between gender and...
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    retrospective cross-sectional analysis of a linguistic corpus created from a randomized convenience sample of

  • Soil respiration, carbon and nitrogen leaching, and nitrogen availability in response to harvest intensity and competing vegetation control in Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) forests of the Pacific Northwest

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    Slesak, Robert A.
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    Management practices following forest harvest can affect long-term soil productivity through alteration of soil carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) pools, but processes contributing to change are poorly understood. I assessed effects of three levels of logging-debris retention in combination with initial or annual applications of competing vegetation control (CVC) following...
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    . Special thanks to Tim Harrington, who provided much of the funding for this project, developed the

  • National culture and clothing values : a cross-national study of Taiwan and United States consumers

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    Hsu, Hsiu-Ju
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    According to Blackwell, Miniard, and Engel (2001), "[c]ulture has a profound effect on why and how people buy and consume products and services" (p. 320). In the present study, Hofstede's classifications of national culture are used as a framework to examine the relationships among long-term orientation national culture (Taiwan and...
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    , 2003. Title: National Culture and Clothing Values: A Cross-national Study of Taiwan and United States

  • Unoccupied aircraft systems in forest monitoring applications

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    Barker, Matthew I.
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    In recent years, unoccupied aircraft systems (UAS) have become increasingly affordable and straightforward to incorporate in monitoring applications of forested ecosystems. This shift has facilitated interest in using these tools to monitor aspects of forest ecosystems including vegetation health, forest structure and composition, and potential habitat provided by these systems....
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    Representative, Tim Jensen. Your feedback along this journey was indispensable, and I consider it a privilege

  • Information foraging in debugging

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    Lawrance, Joseph A.
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    Programmers spend a substantial fraction of their debugging time by navigating through source code, yet little is known about how programmers navigate. With the continuing growth in size and complexity of software, this fraction of time is likely to increase, which presents challenges to those seeking both to understand and...
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    cross-referencing strategy in which they tended to think about both the program world and the problem