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  • Freeman, Peter. V.
    1954 — A petrological study of the Munro asbestos ‘A’ orebody, Matheson, Ontario.
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    The Munro "A" asbestos orebody is located in Munro Township, 13 miles east of Matheson in the district of Cochrane, Northern Ontario. Matheson is 206 miles by rail north of North Bay. It is also served by Highway #11 (Fergus on Highway), being 321 miles north of Toronto, and also by Highway #101, which will eventually run from Timmins, through Matheson, to the Quebec border. This road is metalled and in good condition from Matheson to the Munro Mine turn-off.  Lire la suite

  • Freemantle, Erika
    2013 — Brain lipids and cholesterol in neuropsychiatric disorders
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    Turecki, Gustavo (Supervisor1)  Lire la suite

  • Freese, Manfred.
    1966 — An experimental study in near field sound diffraction.
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    The problem of reliable near-field measurements with the basic free-space method in the illuminated region between a source of sound waves and a scattering obstacle is studied. In order to delineate the probe effects and estimate their significance, a brief yet comprehensive outline of probe behaviour is given initially. [...]  Lire la suite

  • Frehner, Paul (Paul Anton)
    2004 — Sirius on earth : 2001-2003, a chamber opera in five scenes, in full score
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    Sirius on Earth is a chamber opera that deals satirically with social and political issues that are pertinent to a Western multicultural urban setting. Angela Murphy wrote the libretto, which is based on an original dramatic scenario conceived of by the composer. This dissertation consists of two parts: the opera in full score and an analysis of the opera. Sirius on Earth is scored for a cast of eight singers and an ensemble of fifteen players. The analysis is related to the overall objectives of the work which include representing and satirizing the musical and cultural diversity inherent in multicultural …  Lire la suite

  • Frehner, Paul (Paul Anton)
    1997 — Souvenirs du vent : pour soprano et orchestre de chambre = for soprano and chamber for orchestra
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    Souvenirs du vent is a composition for soprano and chamber orchestra with a duration of approximately 16'.30". The piece consists of three movements, a prelude, two interludes and a postlude. The poems set in the three movements were chosen for their similar subject matter, the wind. This common subject is emphasized by a music in which both the large-scale and small-scale formal divisions are blurred through structural counterpoint. The poets of the three poems are all from the Montreal area; they are: Emile Nelligan, Claude Brouille and Remi-Paul Forgues.  Lire la suite

  • Frei, J. W.
    1964 — Selecting communities for community organization action.
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    This study is an inquiry into the problems of selection of two communities of Metropolitan Montreal as a preliminary step to a community organization project the objective of which is to increase the satisfaction of existing community needs from the available, but not fully utilized, community resources. In the first three chapters of this thesis, the rationale for the study is presented and the scientific base of the study is analyzed. In the following two chapters, the methodology of the study is developed and the study process in which the two communities are selected is described. A comparative study of …  Lire la suite

  • Frei, Jaroslav. V.
    1960 — An experimental study of the stages of carcinogenesis.
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    There are a number of reasons for the choice of the epidermis of the mouse as the site for experimental tumour production in this study. Experimental epidermal tumours have been studied so intensively that a vast amount of useful information about them is available. The past work has characterized these tumours so well as to give a firm foundation to any expansion of previous achievements. There are furthermore some specific reasons for the use of this tissue of the mouse in experimental carcinogenesis.  Lire la suite

  • Frei, Jaroslav. V.
    1962 — Stages of experimental epidermal carcinogenesis in the mouse.
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    The problem of carcinogenesis is an extremely wide and complex one and is unlikely to be solved by one man using one experimental model. On the other hand, it seems preferable to choose one model and explore its possibilities thoroughly before discarding it in the hope that there may be a common denominator to all carcinogenic processes. This thesis will attempt to show that by the use of a well-established experimental model, but by adding newer techniques, new and valuable information can be obtained. The two-stage production of papillomata in the skin of mice was chosen for several reasons. Training …  Lire la suite

  • Freibergs, Vaira.
    1965 — Concept learning in hyperactive and normal children.
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    Hyperactivity is a common presenting symptom among children seen in psychiatric clinics, and refers to an excessive level of activity which is sufficiently sustained to become a serious source of complaint. Until recently interest in the hyperactive child was confined to the psychiatric literature. As a result, most of the information currently available deals with questions of diagnosis and treatment. [...]  Lire la suite

  • Freire Carvalho, Karen
    2024 — Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms Controlling Cumulus Layer Expansion at Ovulation
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    À l’intérieur des follicules ovariens préovulatoires, les ovocytes sont entourés de plusieurs couches de cellules cumulus (CC) étroitement emballées, formant des complexes cumulus-ovocytes (COC). Lors de l'ovulation, les CC sécrètent une matrice extracellulaire riche en hyaluronane et s'éloignent de l'ovocyte. Ce processus, appelé expansion des cumulus, est essentiel à l’ovulation et à la fécondation. En aval du stimulus ovulatoire, la signalisation du récepteur de facteur de croissance épidermique (R-EGF) initie l'expansion, mais la manière dont cette signalisation déclenche le déplacement des cellules du cumulus est mal comprise. Dans d'autres types de cellules, en particulier les cellules présentant un comportement hautement …  Lire la suite

  • Freire Guimaraes, Victor
    2026 — Integrating Haulage and Waste Management with Progressive Reclamation in Long-term Stochastic Production Planning of Mining Complexes
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    A mining complex can be defined as an integrated logistics network or mineral value chain in which material extracted from one or more open-pit and or underground mines is routed through stockpiles and processing destinations and ultimately converted into saleable products delivered to customers or to a spot market. Within this network, simultaneous stochastic optimization is introduced to generate a life-of-asset production schedule that jointly determines extraction sequencing, destination policies, and downstream decisions while explicitly accounting for uncertain supply via sets of simulated scenarios describing geological variability. Modeling all interconnected components in a single mathematical programing formulation is motivated by …  Lire la suite

  • Freire Serrano, Verónica
    2021 — Fine particle flotation using columns (conventional and Jameson downcomer) for a niobium deposit in Canada
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    Niobium, originally called columbium, is an important element used in alloying and currently mineral from three deposits, two in Brazil and one in Canada “Niobec”. The current production rates of niobium are considered sufficient to meet the global demand. However, this may not always be the case. The minerals containing the highest amount of niobium are pyrochlore and columbite. The main method for their recovery is flotation, utilized by all three processing plants. Currently, a significant amount of niobium is lost as slimes, which are removed prior to flotation due to their negative impact on the separation. This thesis is …  Lire la suite

  • Freitag, James M. (James Mac)
    1996 — Structural and magnetotransport properties of nickelcobalt multilayers
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    Strom-Olsen, John O. (Supervisor)  Lire la suite

  • Freitag-Honsberger, Susan.
    2001 — The relationship between body image and obligatory exercise behavior among physically active women of various ages /
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    The purpose of this study was to assess body-image attitudes and the extent of obligatory exercise among physically active women, and to examine interrelationships among these variables, and age differences. The sample included one hundred and eighty-three female exercise participants, aged 18 to 71 years. The Multidimensional Body-Self Relations Questionnaire was used to assess subjective body-image attitudes. The Obligatory Exercise Questionnaire was used to assess extent of obligatory exercise behavior. It was found that the majority of physically active women are generally satisfied with most aspects of their body images. However, 82% were concerned with their appearance, 30.6% were preoccupied …  Lire la suite

  • Freitas Jorge Vieira, Bruno
    2025 — Behavioral hyperactivity and increased striatal dopamine release at young age, and reduced dopamine and glutamate release at old age in a LRRK2 G2019S knock-in mouse model of Parkinson’s disease
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    La mutation G2019S de la kinase LRRK2 est responsable de 4 à 5 % des cas familiaux et d’environ 1 % des cas sporadiques de la maladie de Parkinson (MP), entraînant une augmentation de l’activité kinase de 2 à 4 fois. Notamment, des essais cliniques ont été menés pour évaluer la sécurité et l’efficacité des inhibiteurs de kinase à petites molécules, certains ayant atteint les phases I-III des essais cliniques. Cependant, les données concernant les effets de ces médicaments sur la neurotransmission font défaut.Dans cette étude, nous avons utilisé le modèle de souris knock-in LRRK2 G2019S (LKI) pour investiguer la …  Lire la suite

  • Freitas, Cassandra
    2015 — The co-occurrence of depressive symptoms and cardiometabolic abnormalities in older adults: lifestyle factors, health-related characteristics and risk of type 2 diabetes
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    Background: Depression is one of the most prevalent psychiatric disorders worldwide and a leading cause of global disease burden. Depression is also associated with several physical health issues, including an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes. One pathway linking depression with type 2 diabetes is dysregulations in cardiometabolic functioning. As depression and cardiometabolic factors are independently associated with an increased risk of type 2 diabetes, individuals with both depression and cardiometabolic abnormalities might represent an important subgroup of depression that is at a particularly high risk of developing type 2 diabetes.Objective: The first manuscript investigated whether a cardiometabolic subgroup …  Lire la suite

  • Freitas, Jorge A. De Sousa.
    1962 — Jurisdiction over events aboard aircraft.
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    The main scope or this Work and that I Will deal with, is to present a thorough study or past and present decisions concerning the allocation or jurisdiction over events aboard aircrart in international flight. In recommending policies for the future, I Should determine the applicability of the factors affecting the general process ot decision to the specific problem relating to the aircraft issue. In an active world of constant interaction, since the advent or the aircraft, there has been an increasing need for collaboration or individuals and nation states. Therefore, effective control of participants in certain particular events of …  Lire la suite

  • Freiwald, Bina
    1983 — The Printing Woman’s Proper Sphere: The Discursive Moment of Elizabeth Barret Browning’s
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    Cette thèse propose une exploration et une contexualisation du projet monumental d'Elizabeth Barrett Browning dans son poème narratif Aurora Leigh (1856), qui est celui de construire une poétique du sujet féminin. Notre point de vue méthodologique s'appuie sur deux appareils théoriques: la sémiotique intertextuelle et la critique littéraire féministe. Les Chapitres Deux et Trois abordent une problématique de contexte à l'égard d'Aurora Leigh à travers l'examen d'une tradition d'auto-réflexivité dans les écrits féminins de la fin du XVIIe siècle au début du XIXe, et une analyse du discours hégémonique sur la "femme" du début de l'époque Victorienne. Dans les Chapitres …  Lire la suite

  • Frem, Bassam
    2010 — The effects of demand uncertainty on strategic gaming in the merit-order electricity pool market
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    Dans le marché d'électricité mutuel, gouverné par l'ordre de mérite, les compagnies de production (Gencos) jouent avec leurs coûts différentiels offerts pour gagner une plus grande part du marché ainsi qu'un profit plus élevé, tout en satisfaisant la demande des consommateurs. Toutefois, lorsque la demande est considérée comme une variable aléatoire au lieu d'une constante définie, les stratégies de jeu des Gencos deviennent beaucoup plus difficiles à gérer. Après une introduction sur les marchés d'électricité et la théorie des jeux, nous étudions les effets de l'incertitude de la demande sur les stratégies de jeu en deux parties : (1) la …  Lire la suite

  • French, Betty R.
    1956 — The representations of particular groups.
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    The object of the theory of Group Representation is the study of all homomorphisms of a given group into irreducible groups of matrices of finite degree with coefficients in an assigned field. An important case is that in which the prescribed field is the field of complex numbers. The theory was originated by Frobenius. His most important results were again found independently by Burnside who gave a number of important applications of the theory as well as its classical treatment.  Lire la suite

  • French, Lisa Rebecca.
    2007 — Do gifted children prefer to work alone? : a social-constructivist re-examination of the longstanding claim
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    The long-held notion that gifted students prefer to work alone is reported in several general textbooks on gifted children. However, studies addressing this issue are mixed and certainly not conclusive. Earlier studies disagree on whether those gifted children who claim a preference for working alone do so as a function of grade and maturational stage, sex, or personality characteristics commensurate with increasingly higher IQs. The current study re-examines this notion through the lens of motivation through social-constructivist theory. Two hundred and forty-seven American school-identified gifted, high achieving, and non-identified (i.e., non-gifted, regular education) students in grades 4 through 12 participated. …  Lire la suite

  • French, Taylor
    2016 — The long-lasting effects of parental criticism on adult error processing
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    Les environnements aversifs précoces peuvent avoir des effets durables sur le développement neural. En particulier, un style parentale sévère, a le potentiel de provoquer une sensibilité élevée chez les enfants prédisposant ces individus à développer des troubles lies à l'anxiété plus tard dans la vie. La négativité liée aux erreurs (ERN) est un ERP de réponse verrouillée qui se produit dans 100ms de la commission d'une erreur et est maximale au niveau des sites d'électrodes EEG fronto-central. En outre, la positivité d'erreur (Pe) est une autre réponse – ERP verrouillé qui se produit à 200ms et 400ms après la commission …  Lire la suite

  • Frenette, Véronique
    1996 — A chronotopic study of Evgenii Zamiatin's Islanders
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    Evgenii Zamiatin's Islanders (Ostrovitiane 1917) is a novella that has largely been ignored, overshadowed by the writer's best known dystopian novel We (My 1920-21). Yet the novella reveals a wealth of themes, stylistic and linguistic innovations, that were to reach full fruition in We. Thus, it appears to be appropriate and profitable for a broadening of Zamiatin research to conduct a chronotopic analysis of Islanders, which enables a comprehensive investigation, incorporating thematic, stylistic, and linguistic facets of the novella. Chapter One reviews Zamiatin's opposition between the urban and the natural worlds, based on M. Bakhtin's concept of the chronotope, supplemented …  Lire la suite

  • Frenière, Normand
    1995 — Paramètres de blindage photonique d'une salle de radiothérapie
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    Podgorsak, Ervin B. (Supervisor)  Lire la suite

  • Freund, Benjamin
    2015 — The Digital Hadron Calorimeter: Analysis of the November 2011 Fermilab data
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    The future electron-positron International Linear Collider (ILC) is a high precision machine requiring high resolution detectors. It has a broad physics program covering topics such as precision measurements of the Higgs Boson and possible detection of Dark Matter or supersymmetric particles. New detector concepts have to be developed to meet the very stringent requirements. For optimised event reconstruction innovative Particle Flow algorithms will have to be applied to all detector systems. The international CALICE collaboration is developing highly granular calorimeter detectors for that purpose. Within this collaboration, several physical prototypes have been constructed, including a Digital Hadron Calorimeter (DHCAL) physical …  Lire la suite

  • Freund, Gerhard.
    1957 — Investigations of methods of determination of human pituitary gonadotropins in urine.
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    Gonadotropic activity in human pregnancy urine was demonstrated for the first time by Aschheim and Zondek in 1927 by injecting unaltered urine into immature female rats. The early subsequent work was concerned mostly with gonadotropins secreted in large amounts by the human placenta. Pituitary gonadotropins, however, occur in much smaller amounts in human urine. They therefore must be concentrated from urine in order to be demonstrable by bioassay methods. The concentration of urinary extract, in turn, requires detoxification in order to allow the laboratory animals to survive several injections.  Lire la suite

  • Freundorfer, Marie
    2014 — An examination of the dose response of bone mineral accretion to docosahexaenoic acid in young female Sprague-Dawley rats
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    Recent human and animal studies indicate that n-3 long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids (n-3 LCPUFA) can help maintain bone mineral density (BMD) in adulthood and during aging, however the effects of docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) on bone during and after maturation are unclear. The objectives for this study were to determine the effects of increasing doses of DHA on bone mass accretion in young female rats during and after sexual maturation and to establish potential biochemical mechanisms by which DHA affects growing bone. Female Sprague-Dawley rats (n=60, 7 wk at baseline; n=12/diet) were randomized to a control (6% fat as soybean …  Lire la suite

  • Frey, Betty.
    1959 — Édouard Estaunié et la vie secrète.
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    "Que sera donc cet enfant?" se demandait-on à la naissance d'un futur grand homme. La mère d'Édouard Estaunié se posa probablement la même question lorsqu'elle découvrit dans un pupitre un cahier d'écolier appartenant à son fils, alors âgé d'à peine sept ans, et dans lequel il avait écrit un petit récit intitulé "L'Orage". Comme pour annoncer sa future production littéraire, le petit garçon avait ajouté sur la couverture du cahier la série d'œuvres "en préparation" du même auteur. La mère dut se sentir fière de son enfant car elle ne trahit point son secret.  Lire la suite

  • Frey, Christopher Lorne
    2006 — Body marks in early modern English epic : Spenser's Faerie Queene and Milton's Paradise Lost
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    Une épopée fut culturellement considérée comme un vaste genre: The FaerieQueene, et Paradise Lost, de Spenser et Milton, sont pertinents pour l'étude desreprésentations littéraires des marques corporelles durant la Renaissance, et du corps.Basées sur les principes de la poésie de l'époque, comme l'enseignement délicieux, utpictura poesis, et la catharsis, les explications graphiques de blessures et autres cicatricesde Spenser et Milton montrent que la matérialité peut avoir une portée positive sur l'âmeet l'identité héroïque: elles sont formées par des expériences corporelles.  Lire la suite

  • Frey, Daniela
    2009 — An experimental model of chronic myalgia
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    Objective: To develop a model of chronic jaw muscle allodynia using acidic saline infusion in humans. Methods: Buffered acidic (pH 5.1) or normal (pH 7.2) saline was infused into the masseter of 20 healthy subjects for 20 minutes. Sensory and motor tasks were conducted prior to infusion and 1, 24, 48, and 72 hours post-infusion. Results: Acidic saline induced mild pain during infusion, discomfort during motor tasks and mild allodynia that lasted for at least 24 hours. These effects were not different from those produced by normal saline. Sensory intensity during infusion was associated with levels of allodynia and sensory …  Lire la suite

  • Frey, Flavian F.
    1936 — L’ art unanimiste dans les oeuvres en prose de Jules Romains
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    "Pour que l'unanimisme devint possible" il faut "en un mot acquérir une expérience nouvelle, et les mots de la formuler". Jules Romains s'est convaincu qu'il a subi une expérience de ce genre, et il veut en faire part aux autres. Pour cette tâche il lui fallait un style nouveau, qui ne naquit pas tout parfait avec les premiers éclairs de son expérience, mais il se développa à mesure que sa vision devint plus précise. L'objet de cette étude, c'est d'essayer de retracer dans les oeuvres en prose de Jules Romains le développement de ce style littéraire.  Lire la suite

  • Frey, Stephen
    2003 — On the orbitofrontal cortex and encoding
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    Little is known about the human orbitofrontal cortex and its role in encoding information, although studies in the monkey suggest that it plays an important role in memory. This thesis describes a series of functional neuroimaging studies that investigated the contribution of the orbitofrontal cortex when normal human subjects were engaged in encoding information.  Lire la suite

  • Frías Molina, Ilse
    2017 — Altered resting-state interhemispheric connectivity after stroke, a predictor of impairment?
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    Neuroimaging techniques have been used to study markers of post-stroke neurological and motor impairment. Previous studies have shown that anatomical markers such as stroke size and lesion load (LL) correlate with post-stroke neurological and upper-limb motor deficits. The latter has been studied extensively, however, correlations to lower-limb motor impairment have are poorly understood. Additionally, there is a relationship between resting-state functional connectivity (rs-FC) and post-stroke impairment. Specifically, stroke-induced changes in rs-FC of the affected primary motor (M1) cortex have been identified however, it is unknown whether changes in rs-FC in the primary sensory (S1) cortex or changes in rs-FC of …  Lire la suite

  • Frias, Gisela
    2004 — The changing face of community based environmental decision-making in Huitzilac, state of Morelos, Mexico /
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    Awareness of environmental degradation has stimulated inquiry into the relationship between humans and the environment, increased the demand for ecological conservation, and contributed to the idea of "sustainable development". Community based decision-making has emerged as a crucial focus in environmental management and sustainable development research. This dissertation examines community based environmental decision-making in an area where traditional institutions for communal land holding are facing pressures of modernisation. The dissertation examines the potential, limitations and challenges these institutions face, from a community based perspective, if they are to function as effective vehicles for local environmental management and sustainable development. Drawing on …  Lire la suite