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1. The nature of cross-language lexical activation in sentence context: A pscyholinguistic analysis

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Author:
Schwartz, Ana Isabel
Title:
The nature of cross-language lexical activation in sentence context: A pscyholinguistic analysis
Graduate Program:
Psychology
Keywords:
bilingualism
lexical access
sentence processing
File:
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Committee Members:
Judith Fran Kroll, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Paola Eulalia Dussias, Committee Member
Sandra J. Savignon, Committee Member
Cathleen M Moore, Committee Member
Rick Owen Gilmore, Committee Member
Chip Gerfen, Committee Member

3. ADVANCING THE SOCIAL SCIENCE OF LEAVE NO TRACE: EXAMINING ATTITUDES, EFFICACY, INTENTIONS AND BEHAVIORS

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Author:
Schwartz, Forrest Glen
Title:
ADVANCING THE SOCIAL SCIENCE OF LEAVE NO TRACE: EXAMINING ATTITUDES, EFFICACY, INTENTIONS AND BEHAVIORS
Graduate Program:
Recreation, Park and Tourism Management
Keywords:
Leave No Trace
Attitudes
TPB
Behavior
Youth
Recreation
Communication
Climbing
Bouldering
File:
Download Schwartz_Dissertation_FINAL.pdf
Committee Members:
Derrick Taff, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Derrick Taff, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Peter Newman, Committee Member
Camilla Hodge, Committee Member
Bob Burkholder, Outside Member

4. THE ROLE OF PORE STRUCTURE IN PERMEABILITY EVOLUTION OBSERVED IN LABORATORY STUDIES OF MARCELLUS AND WOLFCAMP SHALE

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Author:
Schwartz, Brandon
Title:
THE ROLE OF PORE STRUCTURE IN PERMEABILITY EVOLUTION OBSERVED IN LABORATORY STUDIES OF MARCELLUS AND WOLFCAMP SHALE
Graduate Program:
Energy and Mineral Engineering
Keywords:
permeability evolution
shale
pore structure
pore geometry
material stiffness
permeability enhancement
File:
Download Brandon_Schwartz_Dissertation_Final.pdf
Committee Members:
Derek Elsworth, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Derek Elsworth, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Hamid Emami-Meybodi, Committee Member
Shimin Liu, Committee Member
Chris J Marone, Outside Member

5. A Classical Method for Vehicle Detection and Attribution from a Multi-Sensor Dataset

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Author:
Schwartz, Lindsey
Title:
A Classical Method for Vehicle Detection and Attribution from a Multi-Sensor Dataset
Graduate Program:
Electrical Engineering
Keywords:
LiDAR
Fusion
Imagery
Object detection
File:
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Committee Members:
Ram Mohan Narayanan, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Timothy Joseph Kane, Committee Member
Eliza S Bradley, Committee Member
Kultegin Aydin, Program Head/Chair