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The year after the Armada : and other historical studies.
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Yearning for redemption: The lost cause narratives and violent hopes of the American South
(2010)This project considers redemptive and anti-redemptive narratives as they engage the myth of the Old South and tell us about slavery, the Civil War, and the Reconstruction of the South. I analyze the rhetorical strategies ... -
Yeast heat shock protein 70 Ssa family is required for docking and import of antifungal peptide histatin 5
(2006)Salivary Histatins are a family of small histidine-rich peptides with potent antifungal activity against Candida species and other pathogenic yeasts. Their fungicidal mechanisms are initiated by cell surface docking to ... -
Yeast two-hybrid interaction partner screening through in vivo Cre-mediated binary interaction tag generation
(2006)Yeast two-hybrid (Y2H) is the tool of choice for the identification of novel protein-protein interactions, and it has been successfully used for genome-wide screens with several model organisms. Nonetheless, the logistics ... -
Yerba Buena Gardens
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Yielding behavior of thermo-reversible colloidal gels
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Yielding in dense suspensions: cage, bond, and rotational confinements
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"You can't get there from here": Identity, autobiography, and self-reflection in the travel writings of Edith Wharton, Emma Hart Willard, and Ida Tarbell in France
(2009)From the late eighteenth century to the early twentieth century, travel writing, particularly when the traveler was visiting Europe, was a popular genre in the United States. This thesis focuses on the role that autobiography ... -
"You Got a Quest, Not a Question": Millennial Students and Their English Teachers Take a New Literacies Stance Against Standardization
(2017)ABSTRACT Large scale, national reform movements, referred to as top-down reform in recent scholarship, and localized pushes for increased standardization have left many teachers and students pressured to define learning ... -
"You Got a Quest, Not a Question": Millennial Students and Their English Teachers Take a New Literacies Stance Against Standardization
(2017)ABSTRACT Large scale, national reform movements, referred to as top-down reform in recent scholarship, and localized pushes for increased standardization have left many teachers and students pressured to define learning ... -
"You Got a Quest, Not a Question": Millennial Students and Their English Teachers Take a New Literacies Stance Against Standardization
(2017)ABSTRACT Large scale, national reform movements, referred to as top-down reform in recent scholarship, and localized pushes for increased standardization have left many teachers and students pressured to define learning ... -
You Must Not Know Bout Me*: Reviewed Resistance of Sarah Bartmann, Josephine Baker, and Beyoncé Knowles
(2011)This thesis explores three forms of resistance demonstrated through the lives of Josephine Baker, Sarah Bartmann, and Beyoncé Knowles. These forms of resistance are "talking back" (originally from bell hooks); oppositional ... -
"You're a vampire... Was that an offensive term? Should I say "undead American"?" The evolution of the vampire in popular culture
(2010)With the sudden increase in popularity of vampire narratives, more works of literature and film are circulating within the space of popular culture. Yet where did the vampire character start and how has it been changed to ... -
Young children's perception and experiences regarding their native language development
(2009)This case study examined the perception, experiences and additional factors that influence the development of young children's native language as they learn English as a second language. The study also examined the ... -
Young children's social skills development and academic achievement: Longitudinal analysis of developmental trajectories and environmental influences
(2011)Using a national dataset of the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study - Kindergarten class of 1998-1999 (ECLS-K), this study examined several issues relating to two particular social skills: work related skills (WRS) and ... -
Young children's understandings of length measurement: A developmental progression
(2007)Recent reform movements in mathematics education have emphasized the need to improve mathematics education. Research on hypothetical learning trajectories (Simon, 1995) has the potential to successfully connect the process ... -
Young Geometric Group Theory Meeting, Luminy
(2014-04-02)This proposal will support U.S.-based participants attending the ``Young Geometric Group Theory'' meeting to be held at the Centre International de Recontres Mathematiques (CIRM) at Luminy, France on January ... -
Young Scholars Program in Biological Research
(2014-04-02)The goal of this project is to broaden the exposure of high ability and high potential secondary school students to research in the biological sciences. Twelve students about to enter grade twelve will be recruited from ... -
Young Scholars Program in Biological Research
(2014-04-02)The Department of Oral Biology of the State University of New York at Buffalo will initiate an eight-week, commuter Young Scholars project in the Biological/Biophysical Sciences for 12 students entering grade 12. Each ...