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- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 2020
The "Good" Faces of Faith: Secularism and Counter-Narratives in Religious Peacebuilding
AbstractThere is an increasing interest in international relations to engage with religious actors for peacebuilding purposes. This development is an example of what is referred to as a restorative narrative, which responds to a current 'resurgence' of ...
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 1983
A "less-procedural" methodology and supporting framework for simulation programming
An interesting, discrete simulation model tends to contain numerous nontrivial interactions among its components. When writing such a simulation in an event-based language (in this discussion, Simula), one must "engineer" these interactions by event ...
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 2000
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 1994
A “natural logic” for natural language processing and knowledge representation
We define a knowledge representation and inference formalism that is well suited to natural language processing. In this formalism every subformula of a formula is closed. We motivate this by observing that any formal language with (potentially) open ...
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 1993
The “next release effect” in the field defect model for commercial software
The Weibull Field Defect model for commercial software is developed from initial stochastic equations, and then modified to account for the perturbation in field reporting of failures that occurs around the time of a next release. The major cause of the ...
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 2018
A "Nova Era" de Identificação do Consumidor
AbstractUm dos problemas básicos fundamentais da discriminação de preços que uma empresa enfrenta é a questão da identificação do consumidor. A crescente transformação digital, veio alterar a estratégia de negócio das empresas que operam no ambiente ...
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 2012
The "other" in the machine: oriental automata and the mechanization of the mind
This dissertation project is a media archaeological inquiry into a long-term cultural dialectic between the rise of intelligent automata and the rise of Western discourses of Orientalism. I organize my analysis around the archetypal theme of the chess-...
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 2020
The “Right” Type of Man: A Digital Ethnography of Red Dead Redemption 2
- Joshua W. Morgan,
- Kunkel, Adrianne,
- Beth Innocenti,
- Alesha Doan,
- Angela Gist-Mackey,
- Meggie Mapes,
- Yan-Bing Zhang
AbstractExploring video games with a communicative lens is a growing genre of research, one which this project aims to contribute to by examining Rockstar Games' Red Dead Redemption 2 with an in-depth digital ethnography. By playing through the game and ...
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 2016
The “Sentient Plume”: The Theory of the Pathetic Fallacy in Anglo-American Avian Poetry, 1856–1945
AbstractCritics often deem John Ruskin's theory of the pathetic fallacy a prohibition on projections of human-like qualities onto nature, including animals. This supposed prohibition has seemed not only anthropocentric by denying real resemblances between ...
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 1990
A "snapshot" of the use of computers and calculators in the teaching of mathematics in grades nine through twelve in selected schools in erie county
This study describes ways in which high school mathematics teachers in Erie County, NY were using computers and calculators in their mathematics teaching during the 1989-1990 school year, their attitudes toward such use, their level of knowledge about ...
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 2020
The “Total Work” and Political Implications of the Open Program of the Workcenter of Jerzy Grotowski and Thomas Richards: Shuttling Between the Workcenter and Our “World in Crisis”
AbstractTheatre scholars and practitioners alike recognize the contributions of Jerzy Grotowski. His avant-garde, experimental, site-specific, immersive, participatory, ritual, and laboratory theatre research, signal turning points in world theatre. In ...
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 1978
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 2005
A "void-trimming" methodology of generating shrink-wrapped mesh for component-based complex "dirty" geometry
The geometric surface model generated by common CAD tools is often “dirty” (cracks, small gaps, small holes, surface penetration, inconsistent surface orientation, bad edge-face connectivity, etc.). Also, problems of component overlapping, island ...
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 1988
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 1961
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 1963
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 2004
A (acronyms)
Acronyms are a significant and the most dynamic area of the lexicon of many languages. Building automated acronym systems poses two problems: acquisition and disambiguation. Acronym acquisition is based on the identification of anaphoric or cataphoric ...
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 1996
The (co)homology of lattices of partitions with restricted block size
For $n, k, d\in {\bf Z}\sp+$ such that n is a multiple of $d, \Pi\sbsp{n}{d,k}$ is the poset of partitions of $\lbrack n\rbrack = \{ 1, 2,\..., n\}$ whose block sizes are divisible by d and are at least dk, ordered by refinement, with bottom element $\ ...
- Doctoral ThesesJanuary 1998
A (max,+) algebra for nonstationary and nondeterministic periodic discrete event systems
Modern technology deals with complex problems which are often described in terms of discrete-valued variables. Furthermore, the values of these variables may be subject to important discontinuities. These systems, called discrete event systems (DES), ...