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A Behavioral Analysis Of Shopping Trip Chaining In United States
(2015-08-17)This thesis studies travelers' tendency to chain a shopping trip into daily travel tour. A comprehensive analysis of personal shopping trip-chaining probability and its relation to sociodemographic characteristics, household ... -
A better mousetrap - More Accurate Crop Damage Assessment in Lake Erie Grapes
(New York State IPM Program, 2012)A collaborative effort between extension and research staff of the Lake Erie Regional Grape Program (LERGP) at the Cornell Lake Erie Research and Extension Laboratory (CLEREL) and area growers provided the information ... -
A Comparative Case Study Of Black Student Responses To Diversity-Related Media At One U.S. And One Canadian University
(2015-08-17)This doctoral dissertation is a qualitative comparative case study about Black student responses to diversity-related print and web material at one Canadian and one American university. The research methodologies used in ... -
A Comprehensive Assessment Of Animal Welfare In Regards To Cage Size For Trio-Bred C57Bl/6 Mice
(2015-08-17)The current edition of the Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals makes recommendations on minimum floor space requirements for housing female mice with litters. As a result, these recommendations preclude trio ... -
A Conference for Veterinarians, January 12-13, 1909
(Cornell University, New York State Veterinary College, 1909-01)Leaflet includes a date and time listing of speakers with titles of their talks, and other events. -
A Conference for Veterinarians, January 12-13, 1909
(Cornell University, New York State Veterinary College, 1909-01)Leaflet includes a date and time listing of speakers with titles of their talks, and other events. -
A Conversation with Dale R. Corson
(Internet-First University Press, 2011-11-01)Interview of Dale R. Corson conducted by Harold D. Craft, Jr., former directory of the Arecibo Observatory (1973-1981) on Nov. 1, 2011. -
A Course for Veterinary Students in the History of the Profession
(Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, 2014-11-21)An elective course titled Veterinary Medicine, the Versatile Profession was launched in 2008 to provide veterinary students at Cornell with a historical perspective on their profession. It's title signified the scope and ... -
A discussion with Claude Lanzmann about his films
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A Dual DVM/MD program is Established in Montreal, Canada
(Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, 2014-04-04)As for Dr. Duncan McNab McEachran, one can only dream of the impact he could have had on the development of comparative medicine and One Health had his college in Montreal been sustained, or if he had moved to the United ... -
A farmer’s perspective: Producing food and fiber for an unforgiving world
(NABC, 2001)The biotechnology industry failed to make the system transparent, and failed to get all of the “stakeholders” involved. Farmers need predictability in the products they buy and that they can sell them. This means there is ... -
A Fenton Reaction In The Recirculated Biosolids Line Of An Anaerobic Digestion System
(2015-05-24)Anaerobic digestion is a biological treatment method and a mature technology to recover energy in the form of methane (CH4) from, for example, waste sludge. Due to the positive connection between pre-treatment and improved ... -
A First-Year Veterinary Student Meets her Mentor during Spring Break
(Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, 2015-05-01)First-year Cornell veterinary student Natasja Lavin describes her travels to Arizona to participate in the Rural Area Veterinary Service (RAVS) program and work with her mentor, Dr. Robert McKee. -
A Framework for Domain-Driven Development of Personal Health Informatics Technologies
(2017-01-30)This dissertation advances a vision of Personal Health Informatics (PHI), a class of tools that can leverage personal data to support health self-management. Today, a powerful combination of factors is coming together that ... -
A Fuzzy-Trace Theory Approach To Health And Medical Decision-Making
(2015-08-17)I review and test predictions of fuzzy-trace theory by bridging health and medical information with effective communications that influence decision making. First, I present an overview of the theory, describing the theory's ...
