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Quality Of Service (QOS) Management In Mixed Wireless Networks Using The Power Performance Measure

Astatke, Yacob Tassew (2010)

The explosion of new wireless services is driving the need for coverage beyond traditional cellular networks to other services such as Wi-Max, wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN) and Ad-Hoc or mesh networks . A mixed network ...

Quantifying the use of new urbanism and smart growth principles in the redevelopment of greyfield sites in central Maryland.

Gilder-Busatti, Amy (2011-05-18)

R. E. Lee: A Paradoxical Paradigm

McDonald, JoAnna M. (2013)

Robert E. Lee's personality, childhood experiences and antebellum career are key components which influenced his comprehension and execution of strategic theory, practice, and leadership in his position as general-in-chief ...

Race and foreclosure patterns in Baltimore City.

Iyomon, Olumese (2006-09-25)

Race, Religion, and Class: The Thought of Reverend George Freeman Bragg Jr.

Jenkins, Stanley (2019-03-31)

George Freeman Bragg (1863-1940) was a black Episcopal priest and civil rights activist during the Progressive Era in America. He was also a brilliant yet complicated man whose thoughts and opinions were in tension with ...

Racial Harmony In Winston-Salem, North Carolina: North Carolinian Myth Of Racial Progressiveness Versus Civil Rights, 1954-1980

Carter, Ashley (2010)

Traditionally, North Carolina has been looked at as a state that experienced little racial disturbances during the Civil Rights Movement. Because of this, North Carolina developed a progressive image in terms of race ...

Racial/Ethnic Patterns Of Psychotropic Medication Use In Medicaid-Insured Youth

Ibe, Aloysius Chukwunonye (2010)

In 2003, the Institute of Medicine reported that racial/ethnic disparities in mental and behavioral problems hinder the nation's effort to improve overall health, mostly because of the risk of poorer health status and lower ...

Racism And The White Studies Experience At A Predominantly White Institution

Diaz, Katherine Lloyd (2017)

This research study examined black college students lived experiences with racism and white studies. A qualitative phenomenological study was conducted with five black college students. They participated in entrance ...

Rapid Assessment Of Biological And Environmental Samples In Resource-Limited Settings Using Microwave-Accelerated Bioassay Technique

Bonyi, Enock Nyamongo (2017)

Detection and quantification of analytes that are related to human health in biological and environmental samples have been the primary focus of scientists, health providers, and allied policy-makers for several decades. ...

Rayford Whittingham Logan: Pan-Africanist As Journalist, 1921-1950

Reed, David Leon (2009)

The scholar-activism of Rayford W. Logan as journalist provides a perspective to critique Western imperialism and racism in the form of public policy affecting black people in Africa and the African Diaspora between 1921 and 1950.

Raymond Page

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Re-Examining The Mortality Function Of Carriers In The Transition To A Deregulated Trucking Industry: Are There Organizational Properties Of Carriers That Affect Their Mortality Function In The Transitional Period?

Abolude, Abisola (2013)

The deregulation of the trucking industry in 1980 resulted in over-entry of carriers, which in turn spurred intense competition and ultimately led to mortality of many trucking carriers. This thesis studies the factors ...

Read All About It: The Impact Of The Civil Rights Movement On Hollywood As Told By The African American Media, 1915-1971

Wilson, Teisha (2015)

During the early twentieth century Hollywood, which encompasses the television and film industries, unceasingly produced inaccurate and racially offensive depictions of African Americans. This study examines the account, ...

"Real Gods Require Blood": The Religious Significance Of Death In James Baldwin's Go Tell It On The Mountain And If Beale Street Could Talk

Lindsay, Michael Martir (2015)

This dissertation proposes that in Go Tell It on the Mountain and If Beale Street Could Talk, James Baldwin uses death as a religious experience that represents a spiritual reckoning for characters in each novel. Baldwin's ...