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Oak Cliff: A Series of Environmental Portraits
(2020-05-26)This work focuses on five individuals from Oak Cliff, a neighborhood in Dallas. These five people all live within a few blocks of one another and their stories are meant to serve as a representation for the neighborhood ... -
The oaks of Independence : a landscape history of the original site of Baylor University and the potential surrounding historic district.
(2011-05-12)The landscape in and around the village of Independence in northeastern Washington County, Texas, is characterized by dense old growth riparian zones, released old fields, open pastures, and regenerated woodlots. The ... -
Obesity-induced alterations to the immunoproteasome : a potential link to impaired proteostasis in skeletal muscle.
(2021-07-09)Effective maintenance of muscle mass is a highly regulated, complex process dependent on a tight balance between muscle protein synthesis and breakdown. Evidence suggests obesity creates a toxic intramuscular environment, ... -
Objectivity and subjectivity in epistemology : a defense of the phenomenal conception of evidence.
(2014-11-13)We all have an intuitive grasp of the concept of evidence. Evidence makes beliefs reasonable, justifies jury verdicts, and helps resolve our disagreements. Yet getting clear about what evidence is is surprisingly difficult. ... -
Observational constraints and exact plane wave and spherical solutions in Einstein-Aether Theory.
(2019-07-11)There are theoretical reasons to suspect that Lorentz-invariance, a cornerstone of modern physics, may be violated at very high energy levels. To study the effects of Lorentz-invariance in the classical regime, we consider ... -
Observing and measuring charge regulation between two redox states of myoglobin using protein charge ladders and capillary electrophoresis
Charge regulation occurs when a protein modulates its net charge in a way that minimizes some perturbance, e.g. the binding of a metal cofactor. Net charge is a fundamental biophysical property that is nonetheless poorly ... -
An OCL-based verification approach to analyzing static properties of a UML model.
(2010-06-23)There is a need for more rigorous analysis techniques that developers can use for verifying the critical properties in UML models. The UML-based Specification Environment (USE) tool supports verification of invariants, ... -
Of fire and rain.
(2006-09-28)Of Fire and Rain is an eleven-minute work for full orchestra. Through its musical materials it explores the idea of two contrasting elements, fire and water, as symbols. Conflict, balance, suffering, and healing are among ... -
Off-axis cavity ring down spectroscopy with exponential and phase shift detection : absorption spectra of weak transitions at low temperatures.
(2009-08-25)In this dissertation the ability of the off-axis laser injection in cavity ring down experiments is shown. Modulated continuous wave and pulsed lasers are used to obtain the absorption spectra of weak transitions at low ... -
Oiling the brain : omega-3 fatty acid supplementation in a mouse model of autism.
(2019-05-31)Previous work has supported the role of omega-3 fatty acids in the attenuation of certain aspects of the behavioral phenotype of the male Fmr1 knockout mouse model, a mouse model of ASD. The current study aimed to address ... -
On a ring associated to F[x].
(, 2013-09-24)For a field F and the polynomial ring F [x] in a single indeterminate, we define Ḟ [x] = {α ∈ End_F(F [x]) : α(ƒ) ∈ ƒF [x] for all ƒ ∈ F [x]}. Then Ḟ [x] is naturally isomorphic to F [x] if and only if F is infinite. If F ... -
On Baptism and the Eucharist: A Brief Theological Summary
(2018-04-23)This thesis deals with the history of sacramental theology concerning the two common sacraments, Baptism and the Eucharist. The overview begins with Hugh of Saint-Victor, who represents the Catholic tradition. After Hugh ... -
On Birman--Hardy--Rellich-type inequalities.
(2019-07-24)In 1961, Birman proved a sequence of inequalities on the space of m-times continuously di↵erentiable functions of compact support Cm 0 ((0, 1)) ⇢ L2((0, 1)), containing the classical (integral) Hardy inequality and the ... -
On Death and the Afterlife: Resurrecting the Christian Doctrine of Last Things
Christianity is very much a product of a mixing of cultures. Christ lived at a time of great mobility and social stability under the Roman Empire, and thus Christianity was born into a collision of Greco-Roman culture and ... -
On inferring cognitive impairment from a battery of tests and predicting an event-of-interest using longitudinal and time-to-event data.
(2018-06-29)In this dissertation we first investigated two commonly used methods’ and a recently proposed method’s ability to predict conditional survival probabilities based on longitudinal biomarker measurements. Then, in preparation ... -
On quasi-dominant weights and Hilbert series of determinantal varieties.
(, 2014-09-05)The coordinate rings of the classical determinantal varieties are each isomorphic to a classical invariant ring by Weyl's fundamental theorems of invariant theory. Since these rings are Cohen-Macaulay, their Hilbert series ... -
On rings with distinguished ideals and their modules.
(2007-05-23)Let S be an integral domain, R an S algebra, and F a family of left ideals of R. Define End(R, F) = {φ ∈ End(R+) : φ(X ) ⊆ X for all X ∈ F }. In 1967, H. Zassenhaus proved that if R is a ring such that R+ is free of finite ... -
On Science and Atheism: Whether Atheistic Belief is Scientifically Motivated
The intent of this paper is to explore the motivation behind the rejection of theistic religious faiths by modern atheist scientists, and whether it is justified to claim that this rejection is scientifically motivated. ... -
On testing for a difference in two high-dimensional mean vectors.
(2019-11-18)A common problem in multivariate statistical analysis involves testing for differences in the mean vectors from two populations with equal covariance matrices.This problem is considered well-posed when the sum of the two ... -
On the Goldbach Conjecture
(2013-05-24)Goldbach's conjecture, proposed in 1742, is one of the oldest open questions in mathematics. Much work has been done on the problem, and despite significant progress, a solution remains elusive. The goal of this paper is ...