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G90
(2005)This thesis proposes a practice of architecture which is open-ended, and subject to--and receptive to--the contingencies of construction. The project begins without a predetermined, comprehensive formal proposition. Instead, ... -
GABAergic modulation of ventilation in mdx mice: A murine model of muscular dystrophy
(2013)Duchene Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) results from the lack of dystrophin-A structural protein playing an important role in the clustering of GABA receptors at post-synaptic neural membranes. Although the absence of dystrophin ... -
Gait keeper: Situating a responsive paver system in the public realm
(2014)STATEMENT OF ISSUE Understanding and reading the movement and occupancy patterns within a public space can help inform the effective design or use of that space. While GIS and other tracking systems can facilitate the ... -
Game theoretical defensive resource allocations in the face of a partially strategic attacker considering equity constraints
(2012)Since September 11, 2001, many game-theoretic models have been developed to study homeland security games between governments (defenders) and terrorists (attackers, adversary, enemy). Considering a partially strategic ... -
Game-Theoretic Approach to Resilience of Cyber-Physical Network Infrastructures and Preventive Strategies for Providers in the face of EMP threats
(2015)Network security problems are challenging because of their complexity and interconnected structure. Attacks may occur on either cyber or physical components and may occur at different times, through different mediums and ... -
GAMMA-HYDROXYBUTYRATE: TOXICOKINETICS, TOXICODYNAMICS AND TREATMENT STRATEGIES
(2011-04-18)y-Hydroxybutyrate (GHB) remains a popular drug of abuse, commonly known as liquid ecstasy; it is ofteningested with alcohol, with other drugs of abuse, or as its precursors y-butyrolactone and 1, 4-butanediol. GHBintoxication ... -
Gamma-hydroxybutyric acid tolerance development: Pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic perspectives
(2006)Gamma-hydroxybutyric acid (GHB) is a central nervous system depressant and drug of abuse. Chronic exposure results in the development of tolerance to its sedative/hypnotic effects. For centrally-acting substances, the ... -
Gap Junctions Study Using a Microfluidic Sensor
(2012)Cells in tissues and organs coordinate their activities by communicating with each other, and this communication is mediated by specialized channels, called gap junctions. There are two types of gap junction communications ... -
Garden of Surging Waves
(New York, N.Y. : Bruner Foundation, Inc., 2015) -
Garfield Park Conservatory Alliance
(New York, N.Y. : Bruner Foundation, Inc., 2007) -
Garveyism, the United Negro Improvement Association, and the Construction of Black Identities in Early 20th Century Cuba
(2017)This essay focuses on the arrival and development of Marcus Garvey’s UNIA in Cuba from 1920-1940 and its influence on the development of black identities among Afro-Cubans. Garvey and the UNIA transformed early 20 th century ... -
Gary Comer Youth Center
(New York, N.Y. : Bruner Foundation, Inc., 2007) -
Gary Comer Youth Center/Gary Comer College Prep
(New York, N.Y. : Bruner Foundation, Inc., 2011) -
Gas Separation and Trapping through a computational study: Simulation for CO2 / N2 and Poly (1, 3 dioxolane) (PDXL) / Tetrahydrofuran (THF)
(State University of New York at Buffalo, 2018)When the concept of greenhouse effects was first discussed, society started to be interested in abating their negative influence and taking steps to decrease anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases. Capturing, storing, ... -
Gas-phase molecular clustering of TIP4P and SPC/E water models from higher-order virial coefficients
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Gas-phase synthesis of gadolinium nanoparticles for magnetic resonance imaging contrast agents
(2011)Gadolinium ions are the paramagnetic component of the most common intravenous contrast agents for medical magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Because gadolinium ions are toxic, these MRI contrast agents include chelating ... -
Gateway to Altoona
(New York, N.Y. : Bruner Foundation, Inc., 2009)