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A new theory of noncognitivism.
(Dalhousie University, 1995) -
New to Farming: Exploring the motivations and experiences of small-scale farmers in Nova Scotia
(2015-04-29)The romanticism of rural landscapes was an essential aspect of the 1960s and 1970s back-to-the-land movement. Urbanites flocked to rural spaces as an escape from the plight of humanity in cities. In the contemporary ... -
New to me or new to you? Determining objects of interest on the basis of novelty in the second year of life.
(Dalhousie University, 2006) -
A New Toolkit For Measuring Spasticity: A Pilot Study Investigating The Validity And Reliability Of The Biotone System For Patients Post-Stroke
(2016-01-19)Purpose: This pilot study assessed the concurrent and construct validity and test-retest reliability of the BioTone system as a tool to quantify spasticity in patients following stroke. Methods: 15 adults post-stroke (65±11 ... -
New Towns For Old
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New Towns in Britain
(Institute of Public Affairs, Dalhousie University, 1949) -
A new two-dimensional lattice of coordination number five
(1995)An introduction is given to the symmetrical square and triangular two-dimensional Bravais lattices. Next the two most symmetric two-dimensional, non-Bravais regular lattices are introduced - the honeycomb and the kagome - ... -
New uses of old dramas: The importance of Jacobean drama to plays by four contemporary British playwrights.
(Dalhousie University, 1994) -
A New View of Bardell v. Pickwick
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A New Water Infrastructure Paradigm for the Arid City of Kerman, Iran
(2015)This thesis investigates ancient methods of water storage, delivery, access and treatment that have formed the basis of traditional Persian settlements and culture. These methods are contrasted with modern techniques and ... -
The New Woman and the Decadent Dandy
(1975) -
The New World and Europe
(1930) -
New Writings By Dickens
(1967) -
New York Apartments: Holes for Life
(2016-07-27)This thesis explores the potential of design concepts to generate new building morphologies. The report outlines a retrospective demonstration of how the concept of porosity has been used to illicit the qualities of openness ... -
New Zealand and Its Maoris
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New Zealand's Labour Legislation
(Institute of Public Affairs, Dalhousie University, 1948) -
The 'New' Development Regime in Ecuador: Implications for the Highland Indigenous Movement
(2015)Beginning in 2007, Rafael Correa’s presidency has marked a new era in Ecuadorian politics. Correa has been a vocal opponent of the Washington Consensus and has vastly expanded social spending and development programming. ... -
The [New] Age Home: How Architecture Can Provide New Solutions to the Challenges of Traditional Retirement Home Models that Approach Ageing as Disease
(2013-08-15)For the fishing village of Sambro, Nova Scotia, Canada, this project proposes affordable elderly housing, interactive and mixed use spaces where a self-supporting ethos is cultivated among independent and service living ...
