spring 2011

Faculty Forum Spring 2011

How much can film viewers identify with an on-screen character from a different race, gender, or class? Film theorists such as Manthia Diawara, Judith Mayne, and belle hooks have identified several problematic issues dealing with the relationship of race and spectatorship. One of the most important is the paradox presented to people of color in traditional Hollywood narrative when, as spectator...

CSER 2011 Spring Meeting - June 21 , 2011

Reusing a code fragment by copying and pasting with or without minor modifications is a technique frequently used by programmers, and thus software systems often have duplicate fragments of code in them. Such duplicated fragments are called code clones or simply clones. Although cloning is beneficial in some cases and often programmers intentionally use it, it can be detrimental to software mai...

Spring 2011 PDL XRay Chg

augmentation of the maxillary sinus is a highly predictable and effective procedure to increase bone volume in the posterior maxilla. Success rates are equal to or better than that of all implants placed in nongrafted maxillary bone in or out of the sinus. Consequently, even in situations where the interocclusal dimension is normal or only moderately increased due to loss of bone height, bone a...

Constructs Yale Architecture Spring 2011

2011 Organic Spring Wheat Weed Control Strategies

Lecture Notes in Applied Statistics , Spring 2011

These notes are an edited version of notes for the course “Applied Statistics 2010” by Frank van der Meulen. The author of the current version is the sole responsible for the errors it might (and certainly does) contain.