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Scientific Motherhood and "Gruesome Discoveries" in Halifax, 1910-1930

Jakabfy-Bradley, Lara (1995)

This thesis examines the Scientific Motherhood movement as part of the culture of the 1910's and 1920's with particular emphasis on the city of Halifax. This study tries to assess the movement's influence on the parenting ...

Scientific parameterization and its validation: comparing the universal models of fisheries economics with the invalid modeling of stock assessment

Corkett, Christopher J. (2008-09-22)

Here I compare the valid parameterization of fisheries economics with the data-fitted parameters of a stock assessment’s modeling, invalid models whose predictions cannot be falsified (which is another way of saying ...

Scientific Research in the Modern World

Solandt, O.M. (1957)

Scolia for Two Suicides

DuWors, Richard E. (1962)

Scope and limitations in sulfur ylide mediated catalytic asymmetric aziridination of imines: use of phenyldiazomethane, diazoesters and diazoacetamides

Aggarwal, VK; Ferrara, M.; O'Brien, CJ; Thompson, A.; Jones, RVH; Fieldhouse, R. (2001)

No abstract available.

Scope for the Imagination: Cultivating Craft in the Abandoned Farmscapes of Prince Edward Island

MacCoul, Jennifer (2022-04-13)

In the year 1908, Lucy Maud Montgomery published the widely known novel, Anne of Green Gables. Taking place on Prince Edward Island, a major theme throughout the story is the act of establishing a meaningful connection to ...

THE SCOPE OF PARTY AUTONOMY IN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS: A NEW DAWN?

Ogunranti, Akinwumi (2017-09-01)

Transnational contracts are almost inevitable in the world today. It follows that a system of law must govern the resolution of disputes that arise from the contracts. The freedom of parties to choose a law that regulates ...

A Scoping Literature Review of European and Atlantic Canadian Green Grab (Carcinus Maenas) Fisheries Literature to Identify Knowledge Gaps for Fisheries-Based Invasive Species Management

Crosby, Brianna (2023-11)

Aquatic invasive species are considered economic and environmental threats to Canada’s aquatic ecosystems. In Atlantic Canada, the European green crab (Carcinus maenas) is a management concern due to its destructive nature. ...